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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
4
The piece argues against narrow class consciousness and radical propaganda, urging broad reading to stay balanced. It claims labor leaders push for reduced production and longer hours to profit from unrest, and portrays overtime limits as a tactic to pit workers against employers.
The speaker argues against force and strikes as means to resolve labor inequalities. Progress should come from education, fair dealing, and sincere cooperation between capital and labor. Both sides must abandon radicalism and greed to achieve equitable adjustment through patience and common sense.
The piece argues Bolshevists and I W W aim to destroy government through revolution and seize industry, blaming embittered, envious followers who resent others' success. It characterizes rank and file as discontented, lazy, and ready to confiscate others' gains, predicting failure of hate driven tactics.
The piece argues that strikes disrupt industry and harm workers and employers, urging sober leadership in this hour. It mentions Mr. Voliva, successor to Dowie, claiming the earth is flat, humorously suggesting it could be flat broke if it must back a Wilson administration of the league of nations.
A collection of quips and observations critiquing the new German government, Wilson era diplomacy, the League of Nations, and postwar economic shifts. It notes inflation, wage pressures, and utilities margins while mocking figures and public sentiment of the era.
The piece calls on taxpayers to curb government overspending by officials who waste or delay prudent expenditures. It argues that excess spending raises taxes and bond sales, diverting capital from new enterprises and harming both workers and consumers. It warns momentum from wartime spending risks continuing.
The piece argues against selective tariffs favoring specific industries and condemns protection for some while free trading for others. It maintains that tariff policy must be universal, applying to all American industries, or to none, contending that targeted protection is selfish and unpatriotic.
The Imareds claim no man should receive more than his fellows yet insist wage earners deserve all they produce. Since producing capacity varies, they would reconcile the two by regulating production.
W L Cole Missouri Republican chair predicts a GOP win in the 1920 presidential race. He cites 1916 near-miss due to the war slogan and notes Republicans hold five of six Missouri House seats and one U S Senate seat. He says Democrats won narrow margins in three districts and Missouri would cast a large GOP vote today.
Remington Underwood and L C Smith typewriter ribbons offered for sale at The Echo office, advertised on July 26 with details of available brands and pricing.
In Chelan County Washington Superior Court Probate estate of Casper Bauer deceased Administrator Nicholas Kinscherf petitions for consent to sell all real estate to cover claims and expenses Public sale possible by court order and four week publication required He must appear July 16 1919 at Wenatchee court to show cause Leavenworth newspaper notice Jun13 jul4.
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