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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
2
President Taft declares strong support for enforcing laws against corporations and capital aggregations. He warns that wealth has profited from law violations and urges equal, just enforcement. condemns both anarchist extremes and the sugar trust as threats to civilization and government.
Collier's Weekly lauds Miles Poindexter as capable and independent for Washington Senate. California election details include a schoolhouse poll tomorrow from 1 to 7 pm to decide one school director, with emphasis on civic interest and women’s voting rights in school elections. Roosevelt to return home in June prompts Congress to plan May adjournment.
The Echo praises Leavenworth residents for quick help after the Wellington disaster and snow slide blockade. One hundred men worked to clear the Leavenworth Cascade tunnel road to relay relief efforts, with optimism that the eastern route opens sooner.
A Washington battle over Secretary Ballinger and forester Pinchot erupts as Glavis testimony links Ballinger to Wilson coal land frauds. Judge Hanford’s Seattle ruling, cabinet backup for Ballinger, Guggenheim ties, and Alaska claims surface amid broad investigations and political finger pointing.
Twenty five republican newspapers back A E Veatch for congress in the third district. The Colville ministerial association endorses him and a Veatch Congressional Club forms in Colville. Veatch backs Roosevelt ideas, progressive movement, Pinchot conservation, tariff revision, opposes Cannonism and Aldrichism.
Brewster plans incorporation vote on the 25th while unions push a state labor party. Peary proof and rewards bills loom in Congress. A railway strike vote echoes eastern and southern roads. Suffrage groups back no vote no tax. Tax fears fade in Grant county amid Douglas county warnings. Britain faces a political revolution and arbitration at The Hague. Gloucester fishermen edge toward perilous waters as a historic peace case unfolds. Lamona floods prompt a Nova cutoff plan. Carnegie funds may benefit Washington Pullman professors. Strome earns half Jennings ranch for saving a child. Barker divorce hinges on prayer disputes. Levkin faces death in Russia for arson. Pinchot tests Ballinger in inquiry. Alaska coal bills seek leasing limits. Spokane unrest grows as IWW street speaking and jail reforms ignite protests.
A church notices the Sabbath morning topic The Sting and Victory in Death and the evening topic Detected Be Sure Your Sins Will Find You Out. Pastor WM V Davis invites all to attend. A humorous crowd moment recounted about a young agent selling a front door device yielding instant keyholes.
The Wenatchee Republic notes a newly discovered apple variety of Choctaw origin. A recent issue advertises five acres of five and six year old trees bearing fruit in an established orchard setting.
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