Does Germany Want the U S in the War
The article argues the United States should join World War I, citing US neutrality history and moral stance. It asserts US actions in China, Cuba, the Philippines, and Mexico show a clean international record and suggest Germany seeks US participation to secure a fair settlement. It warns the US would oppose German dismemberment and any move toward new wars.
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Germany
United States
U. S
China
England
France
Russia
Cuba
Philippines
Spain
Mexico
Gaul
U.S
Chelan Herd Boosts Manson Creamery Prospects
A herd of 79 Holstein heifers purchased on the coast by M. E. Field passed through Chelan en route to Manson. The purchase is set to enlarge Field's heard and boost the Manson Creamery, signaling growing prosperity for the Lake Chelan livestock industry.
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Chelan
M. E. Field
Manson
Lake Chelan
Wenatchee Seen as Suburb of Leavenworth-Cashmere Record
A Cashmere traveler overheard a conversation about Wenatchee described as a small suburb of Leavenworth and Cashmere, with a lady detailing the Wenatchee valley to a fellow passenger on a trip from the Sound.
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Sound
Spokane
Wenatchee Valley
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Café of Thanks We Wake This Method of Returning
A brief note reflects on gratitude and reunion as a café scene marks a return to normal routines. The piece emphasizes warm welcomes, shared stories, and the restorative power of ordinary gatherings after disruption.
Hungry women seek million to buy food in New York state
The Camas Post notes a request by hungry New York women for one million dollars to purchase food for the poor while President Wilson asks Congress for four hundred thousand dollars to study the causes of high prices. The latter sum would employ about four hundred Democrats for six months but would not aid the hungry women.
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New York
Wilson
Camas Post
Women Prominent in Work of Legislature
The piece highlights Ina P. Williams the sole woman in the legislature who publicly challenged Lieut. Gov. Hart by sitting beside him and lobbying for her bill. It notes Mrs. Preston, Washington’s only woman state officer, addressing the senate and Ruth Lindsey the 13 year old speller receiving rare applause for her historic achievement.
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Board of Control
Ina P. Williams
Hart
Yakima
Senate
Man brandishes pistol at governor's office in Olympia
A man giving the name Charlies Lorenz entered Governor Lister's Olympia office on Tuesday and held the private clerk and Sheriff Gifford at bay for about 30 minutes. He surrendered the pistol claiming he acted in self defense against a religious sect threatening to burn him at the stake.
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Charlies Lorenz
Trial of Seattle Mayor Gill Draws Unforeseen Facts
The trial of Mayor Gill of Seattle uncovers new facts not previously sought. While guilt may not be fully proven to the jury, Gill will not escape unscathed.
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Gill
Seattle
First American Ship Sunk by German Submarine
Under the new submarine order the Algonquin valued at 450000 with cargo over 1.25 million was sunk off the English coast on Tuesday. The ship sailed from New York on February 20, and ten Americans aboard were reported saved.
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New York
Wedding bells and birth announced in Eagle Creek
The notice reports the birth of a baby girl on March 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sharpe and family. It also mentions visits from Otto Anderson to his brother Harry, Cahill visits to the Christenson home, and a local welfare note about Get Better Wrappe at Echo office.
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Echo
Mrs
Ray Sharpe
J. H. Sharpe
Otto Anderson
Harry
Mrs. Cahill
Christenson
Echo Office
Skookum Prize Contest Puts Apple Advertising in Spotlight
The 1916 17 Northwest apple season spotlighted in a Literary Digest full page ad featuring Skookum apples. A prize contest offered 50 dollars for best title, 20 for second, and boxes for others, drawing entries from the United States and abroad. Winners included Georgiana Young of La Crosse Wisconsin and George Currier of Boston Massachusetts with several other notable titles from New York City North Yakima and Helena.
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America
Literary Digest
Cream of Wheat
Bon Ami
Dutch Cleanser
Northwest Apple
United States
England
Switzerland
Hawaiian Islands
Cuba
Costa Rico
Porto Rico
Isle of Pines
Army
Navy
New York
Seattle
Skookum Packers Association
Childs quarrel over newborn sister and nightgown
A mother urges Tommy to fetch the baby's nightgown. The boy resists and finally agrees after the mother warns that unkindness may prevent the sister from staying. The exchange ends with Tommy agreeing to help.
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Tommy
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