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Leavenworth Echo in Leavenworth, Washington

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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1920

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The Nonpartisan League exposed as autocracy in disguise

The piece denounces the Nonpartisan League as not truly nonpartisan, claims it aims to overthrow existing parties, establishes a party in North Dakota, uses secret caucuses, and seeks a Soviet style state. It attacks Townley and compares their leadership to historic bosses while urging a defense of representative government.

Nonpartisan League North Dakota Republican Party Mark Hanna Democratic Party Tammany A. C. Townley National Nonpartisan League Penrose Platt Quay Aldrich Hanna Tamiany Townley Px-Kaiser United States Judas Russia Lenine Trotzky Lea Ruse Z Washington

Republican Platform Advocates Constitutional Government and Reform

The Republican platform pledges constitutional government, denounces Democratic unpreparedness in war and peace, and calls for budget reform, federal economy, and a balanced approach to labor relations. It rejects executive overreach, supports private ownership, and outlines policies for agriculture, industry, and public utilities.

Republican Congress Merchant Marine Department of Labor Congress Senate House United States Executive War and Navy Departments Executive Departments Washington

Shot Driver Befriended Passenger Flees After Murder Attempt

Fred McCauley of Sponkne traveling for a chemical cleaning firm was shot in the abdomen while driving through Moses Coulee by a young man he had picked up at Cheney and befriended. The assailant, who gave the name Jack Smith, fled as two Brownfield brothers approached. McCauley was taken to Waterville for surgery and may recover. The shooter remains at large as police pursue him.

Fred McCauley Sponkne Moses Coulee Cheney Jack Smith McCauley Wenatchee Smith Coulee M’cauley Brownfield Waterville

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