Echo Representative Sees Steel Made at Wash ington Co plant
The Washington Steel and Iron Co. Robert process near Leavenworth demonstrates a high quality steel from magnetite ore. Robert predicts commercial production by December with two larger plants under construction in Superior and Denver and plans to double Leavenworth capacity next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Steel and Iron Co
Robert Process
Leavenworth
United States
Sweden
Norway
Robert
Baring
Wash
Superior
Wisconsin
Denver
Colorado
New York State
Burlington
Wis
Echo announces larger paper with weekly Magazine Section
The Echo marks its tenth birthday by expanding to more than double size and adding a weekly Magazine Section covering farming gardening fruit growing household stock raising poultry plus a children's page. It promises local news first, an installment of a continued story, and a bold column under Intellectual Junk. Subscriptions at 1 50 buy 14 months to 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Echo
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Murder charge follows fatal railroad town stabbing near Cascade
Wm Hurst held on murder charges after a fight at a shack near the Cascade tunnel. He admits stabbing Thomas Brannon in self defense during a drunken quarrel that escalated when Brannon's ally joined in. Brannon died from a slash to the jugular. Detective Shellcross placed Hurst under arrest aboard a eastbound train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hurst
Great Northern
Shellcross
Tye
Cascade Tunnel
Hurst
Thomas Brannon
Brannon
Bohnsack
King County
Hamblin
Seattle
Hotel Arrivals and Local Visitors Listed
The week’s hotel records show numerous arrivals at the New Barclay and the Chipamin hotels, including Dr. Geo. Geo. D. Burr Seattle and J. Bargar Seattle among registered guests plus out of town visitors from Wenatchee Cashmere and Spokane. Notable mentions include Joe Lowe leaving for Missouri after two years here with an arm injury, P. E. Elbert and W. N. North visiting for newspaper subscription work, and Miss Ione Zeitz away at Snohomish with Edward F. De Reymonte at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Barclay Hotel
Geo. Geo. D. Burr
J. Bargar
Seattle
C. A. Cann
San Francisco
B. H. Pitts
R. C. Conley
C. R. Huntley
Tacoma
L. R. Reynolds
Portland
W. N. North
Mrs. H. C. Freeman
T. J. Craig
B. H. Harris
S. T. Taft
Wenatchee
E. D. McMillan
B. F. Kreeler
J. M. Thomas
D. S. Rice
Lake Wenatchee
C. D. Allen
Cashmere
D. D. Whitcomb
J. W. Carlston
E. Jeffries
P. E. Elbert
Seattle Sun
W. N
Portland Oregonian
Barclay Hotel
Chicago
A. M. Applegate
Harrington Milling Co
Harrington
J. E. Brown
Arthur Brown
W. E. Burns
Pephastin
W. S. Guest
Mr. Brown
Order of Knights of Pythias
Brumblay
Spokane
Leavenworth
M. E. Church
Methodist
F. W. Clemens
A. B. Westcott
C. A. Wheeler
The
Barclay
Harry Bryant
W. V. Davis
Election Expense Rules Remain Urgent for Candidates
City Attorney S A Potter reports 15 election workers were paid 6 dollars daily totaling 90 with total election cost near 150. Only four candidates filed expense accounts by the deadline with amounts listed for McKeown Koerner Fox and Potter. Today is the final day to file or face possible fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Potter
Potter
A. G. McKeown
John Koerner
E. H. Fox
Regular exams and school events noted in local report
The article records upcoming regular written exams for all grades, a seventh grade win over the eighth in a basketball game, recent addition of thirty volumes to the high school library, and Philomathean Society activities including a debate on capital punishment. Visitors, new enrollments, and a flag gift are also mentioned along with local residents at the Chikamin hotel and plans for a new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Doenger Train Saved by Two Tramps
Wm Jales and J D Campbell, two tramps, spotted a broken rail near Monitor on the Great Northern line. They warned Engineer Ed Anderson of No 1, allowing a safe stop on a curve at 40 mph and likely saving many lives and the railroad money. Both men were offered jobs and a substantial reward. Anderson narrowly survived a prior mountainside slide incident and believes he has a charmed life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitor
No. 1
Ed Anderson
Anderson
Jales
Campbell
Canada
Wenatchee
Waukee
Mr. Anderson
Congregational Church Announces Sabbath Services
Regular services are held next Sabbath morning and evening at the Congregational church. Preaching at Dryden at 3 30 PM. All are cordially invited. Rev. Davis, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Dryden
Rev
Davis
Methodist Church Service Schedule
The Methodist Church announces 10 a.m. Bible School 11 a.m. preaching 6 30 p m Epworth League and 7 30 p m preaching Rev Snowden pastor welcomes all to the services.
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Bible School
Epworth League
All Welcome
Rev
Snowden
Lutheran regular services next Sunday welcomed
The Lutheran Church invites all to regular services next Sunday led by Pastor Lallemant. The notice asks the community to attend and join in worship.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George D. Burr
Joseph Gangler
Tumwater Savings Bank
Mr. Gangler
Walla Walla
C. M. Smith
Joe Lowe
Missouri
Joe
Harry Wall
Lamb-Davis
Minnesota
C. W. Moore
A. E. Flagg
Blewett
Chikamin
John Brender
Forestry
Clifford Knowles
Wiley Rice
Fred Warren
J. B. Violette
J. E. Nichols
Glen Echo Ranch
Chumstick Valley
Lem Ward
Philomathean Literary Society
Henry Gholman
May Hauck
Marian Doty
Florence Pinch
Gladis West
McCuetoh
Joe Smith
Marian Ouren
Harold Woldenberg
Miss Evans
Clifford Hagler
Frank Arbogast
Genevieve Fitzpatrick
Roswell McNett
Gladys West
Osborne
Mesdames Hagler
Walker
Nelson
Curen
Pinch
Roth
Anna West
Millie West
Snoda Smith
Edna Roach
Alice Lingley
Arthur Baker
J. B. Adams
Genivieve Fitzpatrick
Sec. Philomathian Society
Mabel van Brocklin
Minnie Hauck
Hiyu Skukum Society
Marshall Bohnsack
Peshastin
Tom Sempson
Washington Hotel
Sempson
Guy Hamilton
Doenger
Wm. Jales and
J. D. Campbell
Great Northern Tracks
the Lutheran Church
L. J
Lallemant
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