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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1910

Page

4

Washington Apples at Denver and Krupp Fire Claims

The Fruit Grower lauds Washington apple packing and shows Denver show success led by Ellsworth France from Wenatchee Valley. Krupp claimants win 17 500 dollars from Great Northern after August fire. Attorney H S Davis aided, settlements raise questions about court suits versus claim department. Also notes on a college woman proving mothers can raise scientifically minded children and a closing scene at a factory with Harry in dialogue.

St. Joseph Denver Washington Spokane Colorado Oregon Idaho Middle-West Ellsworth France Wenatchee Valley H.S. Davis Krupp Davis Toto Jim Hill

Indictment of police efficiency and crime costs in America

The World Today cites Hugh C. Weir claiming US crime is rising and underpoliced. He states 10,000 annual murders with only 2% punished, plus Georgia's 1 in 100 punishment rate. Total yearly crime costs reach 1,373,000,000. The piece notes heavy police method critique and political influence in red-light districts, then shifts to reflections on personal success and natural aptitudes, concluding with an anecdote about White Man Runs Him and a beaded war shirt at the White House.

America Hugh C. Weir United States Weir Georgia New York Washington Taft Montana White House Mr. Taft Heap Chicago Tribune

Schumann-Heink Links Voice to Stork With Eight Children

The contralto, living in a New Jersey country home, explains that motherhood has enriched her voice. She demonstrates by tapping out notes on the piano, labeling them as the first to eighth babies, including George Washington Schumann-Heink. She quips that marriage and parenting slow senility, likening children to a fountain of youth.

Schumann- Heink Stork New Jersey George Washington Schumann-Heink Madame Schumann-Heink Ferdinand de Sota

Forest Supervisors Meeting Arrangements Set in Portland

Arrangements for the meeting of forest supervisors from Oregon Washington and Alaska in Portland from March 21 to 26 are nearly complete. The program includes reading and discussion of forestry department papers focusing on items of interest for the year with T. F. Kneipp as official charge due to Chief Forester Henry S. Graves absence.

Forest Supervisors Oregon Washington Alaska Portland Forestry Department T. F. Kneipp Henry S. Graves

No danger of apple overproduction caps U S crop

W M Williamson secretary of the Oregon State Board of Horticulture says the apple crop east of the Rocky Mountains will decline while U S population rises by about two million yearly. He notes 26 million barrels produced 1894 1900 versus 47 million 1889 1894 due to pests carelessness and eastern backwardness.

United States W. M. Williamson Oregon Williamson Orange County New York Virginia

First North Coast line train to run June first

North Coast line announces the first train will operate June 1 from Attalia, ten miles south of Pasco, to North Yakima a hundred miles away on the Walla Walla line. It will carry passengers and freight with depots at North Yakima Attalia and intermediate points.

Attalia Pasco North Yakima Walla Walla Puget Sound Robert E. Strahorn North Coast Road North Coast Spokane Union Depot

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Great Northern William Noyes Leonard Holt van Norden Magazine Harry Astounding Statistics Heap Taft, Tinas England France Italy Spain Germany Fliegende Blatter Chicago News Leavenworth Furniture OPERA Harrini Northwest Harrington Wheat Belt Harrington Harrington Milling THE Leavenworth Mercantile CO A. O Leavenworth Lodge No 32 Odd Fellows Hall Elsie Anderson C. of Alice Marble Reeder Ida Bauman Cascade Acric Order of Eagles Hull W.W Elmer Worthy Geo A. Blacksedge Hamilton Lodge No. 244 Hall J Hartman N. G J. D. Morrison Woldenberg W. M. McCoy H. A. Haskell Columbia Valley Book Bullying Wenatchee, Wash Leavenworth Wennatehee Sprague & Rappe Undertakers A. J. Martin Leavenworth, Wash Riverside Avenue Ninth St Wenatchee Chelan State of Washington Board of State Land Commissioners Township 27 Range East W.M Lot 5 Section Lot 6 East W. M Lot Township East W. M Commissioner of Public Lands Olympia State of Said County Kh. W. Ross Public Lands Manifold Typewriter Echo
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