Emma Goldman Defies Bolshevik Russia in Paris Visit
In Paris Emma Goldman, deported anarchist, remains critical of Bolshevik Russia. She defends the American flag, calls the system rotten, and says freedom under capitalism is better than life under a bureaucracy. She plans to inform Americans straight about Russian conditions.
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Paris
Emma Goldman
Astoria
Petrograd
America
Emma
Bolshevik Russia
Tetrowrad
Russia
Miss Goldman
United States
Communist
Berkman
Novikov
Local Travelers and Ranch Interests Reported
Murry and Vernon Lockwood return to Bellingham after two week visit with cousins Jack and Rita Burges. C F Rupel couple back from east trip. Homer Weimer and son Harold from Wenatchee visited on business. W B Sattler and wife of Wenatchee attended ranch affairs. J E Craney couple spent weekend at Waterville. R Palmer and Viv Shore traveled to Leavenworth for business. M A Peters sold two cows from his dairy herd.
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Murry
Vernon Lockwood
Bellingham
Jack
Rita Burges
M. A. Peters
Methodist Episcopal Church Notices and Addresses
Sabbath School at 9 45 Epworth League 7 p m topic The Results of Our Words and Deeds Leader Dery Motteler Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m Fred Kemp Wenatchee attorney will deliver 11 o clock address and the Watch Tower will be the evening subject Pastor WM Hoskins
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Methodist Episcopal
Epworth League
Dery] Motteler
Fred Kemp
Wenatchee
WM. Hoskins
St Pauls Evangel Lutheran Church Sunday Services Cancelled
No services next Sunday June 27 due to pastor attending Synod meeting in Yakima June 23 27. Sunday school remains at 10 a m. Pastor William Lueckel sends this notice.
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Lutheran Church
Synod
Yakima
WM. Lueckel
Bible School and Communion Service Sunday at 2:30
The Christian Church invites parishioners to Bible school and communion this Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at the West home behind the Masonic hall.
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Masonic Hall
El Zagel Shrine Special Delights North Dakota Visitors
A special El Zagel Shrine train from Farree North Dakota halted Sunday evening attracting many locals at the depot. Shrine members greeted by friends from the area as they traveled to Portland for the big gathering. O A Lee of the Echo joined the local group here. The train was among the longest nine specials passing through for the occasion.
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The
Eastern Stars
Charr
Masonic Hall
Clifford Newdall Hale
B. H. Bryan
Fdna Sthay
Miss Short
el Zagel Shrine
Faree North Dakota
North
Inland Empire trout display lures Spokane visitors
Several thousand nobles of the Mystic Shrine toured Spokane with 20 special trains en route to Portland. Inland Empire trout and bass were showcased at the Davenport hotel attracting many visitors from St Maries R ehder s Point Bayview Newport Harrison Spirit Lake Pend Oreille lakes and Hayden Lake. Edward P. Gilbert aged 77 Spokane nurseryman and pioneer dies. Nee bridge across Spokane river condemned as dangerous for loads over four tons. Whitman County pioneers to celebrate July 10 marking the 50th anniversary of J A Perkins arrival. Walla Walla county to receive distillate by railcar at 21 cents a gallon to ease gasoline shortages.
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Spokane
Portland
Inland Empire
Davenport Hotel
St. Maries
Idaho
Rehder’s Point
Bayview
Newport
Wash
Harrison
Spirit Lake
Newman Lake
Edward P. Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert
The
Pioneers’ Society
Michigan
Nee
Spokane River
Lincoln
Steven Counties
Fort Spokane
Nelson's Record Sale Opens Monday
The sale of phonograph records at Nelson's jewelry store will not begin until Monday, June 28. The Lutheran ladies aid will meet at Mrs. H. M. Warner's home on Thursday afternoon, July 1.
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Nelson
Nelson’s Jewelry
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
H. M. Warner
Harold Margeson
Virginia
Seattle
F. A. Wingate
Margeson
Mr. Margeson
Mrs. Margeson
Three Forest Fires Reported in Chiwaukum District
J. C. Brender reports three fires on Tuesday in the Chiwaukum district one at Camp B burning about fifty acres another at Camp C burning around fifteen acres and a small blaze near Winton likely started by a passing train.
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Chiwaukum District
J. C. Brender
Forest Ranger
States
Camp B
Camp
Winton
Chiwaukum
Camp C
City Council Advances Water Ordinance and Mains Plan
The council met Tuesday evening and passed Ordinance No. 195 to regulate water prices and raise modest revenues. It heard bids from firms on purchasing water mains, plans a 14 inch main under the current road, and discussed alley drainage and grading by a Block 2 committee member.
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Moon
Central Addition
Evans Street
Railroad Avenue
Letter to editor complains about non Patteson Leag N D
A Leavenworth reader letters the editor criticizing the stance on non Patteson Leag N D and misstatements about the U S Supreme Court. The editor notes the writer should better study politics and improve English before voicing editorial opinions.
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Leavenworth
The
Leavenworth Eco B. E
N. D
UC. S
B. H. Gritzmacher
Try The Echo Classifieds For Buying Or Selling
Classified option highlighted. Readers are urged to use The Echo classifieds to post or find items for sale. Includes possible categories and contact methods for quick listings and local transactions.
Breezy Bits From Peshastin Doings on Shriner Week
Local notes recount visits and social gatherings in Peshastin and Wenatchee including Miss Grace Lanphere returning from vacation and numerous residents hosting guests. Attendees travel to Portland for Shriner events and several households plan moves to Wenatchee.
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Iona Brewer
Wenatchee
Stephenson
Jake Garretson Sr
Portland
Ore
Advertised Letters June 21 List
Advertising notice lists names including F P Edwards George Fynch C W Garberg A B Lang Harry Jones William Moire George McDaniel Henry McGarry Paul Notzold Clayton Rainey H C Slater Andy Velia and requests callers say "advertised" when inquiring.
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F. P. Edwards
George Fynch
C. W. Garberg
A. B. Lang
Harry Jones
William Moire
George McDaniel
Henry McGarry
Paul Notzold
Clayton Rainey
H. C. Slater
Andy Velia
Scarce and high prices predicted for spuds and apples
Western Avenue traders anticipate a tight spud crop with limited supply and high prices. Yakima seed rot reduces plantings while field run at 25 dollars a ton and No 1 grades at 60 dollars are refused. Canners ready to buy at current levels. apple forecasts expect only 50 percent of normal, with high prices for Winesaps and robust canner demand. Market reports also note gains in eggs, butter, poultry, hogs, cattle, and lambs as shipments rise.
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Seattle
Western Avenue
Washington
Yakima
F. O. B. Association
Puget Sound
Oregon
Idaho
Baseball Benefit Dance for Local Team in Leavenworth
A big dance for the benefit of a local ball team will be held at Firemen's Hall in Leavenworth on Wednesday evening June 30. Archie Womack's Harmony Four of Wenatchee will provide the music. Admission is 1.10 including war tax.
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Firemens’ Hall
Leavenworth
Archie Womack
Harmony Four
Wenatchee
S'nough
Leavenworth Loses to Wenatchee in Heavy Match
Wenatchee defeats Leavenworth 12 to 0 after a difficult season start due to an unfinished ballpark. Cashmere beats Waterville 4 to 0 in a separate Wednesday game at Cashmere, highlighting local baseball action.
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Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Cashmere
Waterville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spokesman-Review of
Tribune of Chicago
Joan Clayton
John Brender
Hagler
Ochestra
Homer Weimer
Harold
Mrs. W. B. Sattler
J. E. Craney
Russel Palmer
Viv Shore
ST. Paul's Evang
EL Zagel
Whitman County
J. A. Perkins
O— W. A. Talley
Walla Walla County
Walla Walla
City Council
Edtor
Echo
Peshastin
Grace Lanphere
Leonard Harvey
Mrs. Homer Gilbert
Mrs
Dick Gosslee
F. R. Black
Joel Haskins
Homer Gilbert
M. F. Gilbert of
Riverside
Mr. J. Williams
Jake Garretson Jr
M. W. Starks
Shriner
John McCoy
Dude Brown
Madeline McCoy
Clarence Campbell
Guy Hamilton
F. A. Wingate Ranch
B. W. Taylor
P. L. F. Club
Geo Hauber
Billy Stage
Kathyn Gregory
Frank Black
Harry Harvey
Dods Brown
Geo. Haube
Mr. Williams
Ger Hauber
Sehers & Stevenson
Williams
Raleigh
Nemeyer
Stevenson
Blewett
Lumber Company
Sebers
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