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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
5
The Mooney case is described as a bitter fight over punishment of guilty parties amid attempts to smear unions. The trial exposed connections to anarchist movements and violence. California courts are praised for upholding justice despite threats, aiming to indict those who killed ten and injured fifty.
A meditation on wealth and effort argues success follows daily common sense and hard work. It says drive comes from desire and opportunity, while poverty fears spur progress. wrong niche, inefficiency, and small mindset hinder advancement. money is a tool, not a goal, and mindset shapes outcomes.
Tabulated income tax returns show farmers pay a tiny share of direct taxes. Politicians favor other labor groups while farmers face fixed crop prices and high input costs. Northern wheat faces discrimination against Southern cotton, pressuring the farmer. How long will he endure this policy? The American farmer is patient but may reach a limit.
A columnist argues returning soldiers will seek leadership influence in shaping postwar democracy. They may place comrades in power or back policies aligned with uniformed service. Demagogues will target the soldier vote, which the piece says will dominate politics after peace. The piece also notes birthrate declines and nostalgic calls about old social norms.
The piece argues that while wartime demands require adjustments, business should be maintained as much as possible. Higher output boosts taxes and wages, aiding Liberty Loans, and non essential production should not be ruthlessly eliminated. Raw materials and demand will curb non war goods, but prudent encouragement of business remains essential.
The piece contemplates future voices from American soldiers in Europe asking what was done at home to defend world liberty. It questions whether mere words or financial support suffice and urges worthy action beyond talk and comfort. It also notes the Kaiser decorating the Crown Prince and mocks German honor with a call for a strong response from the United States.
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