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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

4

Public Notice in Chelan County land dispute case

The case seeks to determine Harriet W. Chase heirs and to quiet title to Lot Five, Block Two in Stowell's Addition to Cashmere Chelan County Washington. It warns unknown heirs and all claimants to appear within sixty days and defend, with judgment by default if they fail. Corbin and Easton are plaintiff attorneys. May 31 to July 5 publication.

Harriet W. Chase State of Washington Chelan County Stowell Cashmere Washington

Insurance Ad Urges Fire Preparedness and Coverage

An advertisement urges homeowners to obtain continuous fire insurance to prevent losses. It warns no place is exempt from fire risk and invites readers to visit J. W. Elliott, Notary Public, for real estate loans and rents at Corner 8th and Commercial Streets.

The Socialistic Peril and Industrial Growth

An editorial warns of socialism as a peril arising from miseducation and reform masks. It argues Berger of Milwaukee represents anti American tendencies and links reform movements to international socialism and pro Germanism. The piece then cites shipbuilding boosting Seattle population by 75 000 in ten months and government housing plans at Bremerton Washington to support working men.

Berger Milwaukee Senate Kaiser New National Party League Seattle Oregon Washington Germany

Demagogs and Big Business in Wartime Tax Debate

The piece argues that demagogic politicians would tax big industries heavily, harming war effort and national prosperity. It warns that only business-minded leaders who understand how taxation affects major producers can sustain public funds without destroying crucial industries.

Third Liberty Loan yields record subscription and total

About 17,000,000 buyers subscribed to the Third Liberty Loan, yielding 4,170,019,650 dollars. Secretary McAdoo calls the result irrefutable proof of American strength and patriotism as taxes push the total Treasury contributions to about 7 billion since the second loan. Minneapolis district oversubscribed at 172 percent amid nationwide quotas. Also noting new Wilsonium treatment firm and shipbuilding site explorations, with interest in Non-Partisan League arrests and escorts.

McAdoo United States Minneapolis

Rail rate hike thwarts agitators, warns state commissions

The U S announcement of a 25 percent rise in freight and passenger rates dealt a severe blow to critics who alleged railroad and utility managers used public sympathy to mask bankruptcy plans. The episode offers a lesson for State Utility Commissions.

United States

Debating Capital Tax and War Tax Policy

A public figure argues against capital conscription and a capital levy noting that conscripting assets would fail to yield cash, cause inflation, and harm thrift. He defends a progressive income tax, warns against crippling business, and stresses that taxation should support production and the nation’s war effort without destroying economic balance.

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Superior Court County OF Chelan Margaret Abels Margaret Schurle Corbin & Easton Plaintiff Central Building Wenatchee Stars and Stripes Marvelous Prairie Co Montana Mabon Land Company Byron Mabon Mer Terry, Montana Metal Trades Council J. W. Elliott Dan Gerous Bremerton, Wash Third Liberty American Rare Metal Company I. W. Hubbard U. S. Shipping Board Puget Sound U. S. Food Administration Committee On MAXI Fisher Brothers Company Otto H. Kahn Federal Reserve Bank Red Cross Y. M Commonwealth Attorneys AT Law A N Corbin M. H. Easton Attorneys-at-Law Sam R. Sumner Columbia Valley Bank Blde Wenatchee, Wash Burt J. Williams Attorne Chetan Co Wenatchee, Ash N. M. Sorenson Lawyer Blue Wenatchee Wash Reeves & Reeves Lawyers W. F. Whitney Crollard & Crollard Lawyers Office Commercial Bank Building Lewis J. Nelson Elliott Block Leavenworth John E Porter Columbia Valley Bank Undertakers Amanda C Towne, Prop Cascade Undertaking Co John Kuelles Hou Widby & Burwell Eye Natl Bank W. W. Elmer Front St. Oppo Viaduct Leavenworth, Wash G. W. Hoxey Leavenworth, Wash DR. Jstinson Judah Leavenworth Hospital SeattleCan Seattle, Wash
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