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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
8
Leonard Wood leads the Republican presidential field as honor candidates gather at the Chicago convention where party leaders plan strategy and speeches for the upcoming campaign.
General Pershing stated in a letter to Secretary Daniels that he plans to retire from active duty within months if his health and the situation allow. He hopes to return to civil life after the army reorganization goals are completed and may pursue more active work. No future occupation was specified.
Ss. P. men C. M. Andrews Carl Taylor and Lester A. Brockwell from Seattle discussed Southern Pacific efforts to handle trade from the district south of Seattle and reinforce rail service as their rails terminate there. The note adds a remark about the king of Sweden finding his England visit chilly and mentions the Swedish royal family’s wartime presence.
A former Hartford boy now in the city condemns modern dress trends in a verse titled Ode to the Girl. He argues clothing matters less than character but laments scant attire and prurient fashions, urging Day Spring to publish his piece.
Reports describe 1 440 000 pounds of gold stored in Omsk as bolstvik loot turned to Kolchak finance. The display aimed to show the government could fund operations, with ingots coins and a famous gold dish set once owned by wealthy nobility. A foreign visit under the finance minister's guidance corroborates the treasure's extent and value.
The Western District railroads report for year ending Oct 31 1919 covering 185 railroads and 138244 miles. Adjusted 6 percent return on property investment shows a deficit of 352.9 million with total revenues of 2.0783 billion and freight 1.4757 billion. Proposed rate increases range 16.98 to 28.20 percent depending on revenue type.
A passenger recalls a startling incident aboard a train where a woman screamed and her clothing slipped, leaving both parties red faced. The narrator notes accidentally catching her jacket tails with his foot, triggering the scene and a public display of discomfort.
In a casual remark Mrs. Torkins laments current print culture noting every issue centers on problems. She reflects on a desire to return to the literary style of her parents era and keep puzzle pages at the magazine’s back.
In Washington the department chief says he wishes to lay off clerks because there is nothing for them to do. Senator Graball responds with a sharp remark, questioning the motive and revealing political snags behind staffing cuts.
Canada completes acquisition of a half billion dollar steel trust and faces ongoing support needs. England’s tea demand is described as enormous with a projected 50 million pounds more tea required this year. A recreation park fundraising committee reports secured cash and pledges totaling seven to eight hundred dollars.
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