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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1916

Page

2

Cashmere Seeks Joint Valley Power Plant Plan

The article proposes a municipally owned power plant for Cashmere and neighboring towns from Cashmere to Leavenworth. It argues Icicle river sites could supply 4 000 HP at low cost, benefiting Dryden Peshastin Leavenworth and surrounding ranches and boosting land values. It calls for regional cooperation to realize affordable light heat and power.

Leavenworth Cashmere Icicle Peshastin Dryden

Revival of Thirty Mile Tunnel Scheme Under Cascades

Gen Henry M Chittenden revived a plan for a double track tunnel under the Cascades on the Great Northern line. Once rejected for cost now freight tonnage justifies the project to be undertaken within ten years with Skykomish as the western portal and Leavenworth as the eastern portal. Seattle seeks strong local support to counter competition from new Canadian routes to Prince Rupert and Vancouver harbor upgrades.

Henry M. Chittenden Cascades Great Northern Seattle Post-Intelligencer Skykomish Leavenworth Seattle Prince Rupert Vancouver Harbor Puget Sound

Why the Republican Defeat Dominated Coverage

The passage argues that the fall of the Republican candidate hinges on insufficient votes. It notes prominent attention to the topic across Republican newspapers and concludes with the claim that Hughes lost because he did not secure enough ballots.

Hughes

Railroad Strike Looms Over Adamson Law Compliance

Railroad managers refuse to comply with the Adamson law until courts rule on its legality. If eight hours are not observed on January 1, a strike will be called. Democratic politicians in the state advocate Geo Turner for a cabinet post if presidential changes occur.

Geo. Turner U.S

Violence and Law in the I W W Everett Clash

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer argues that violence by I W W agitators in Everett, Washington, failed against law and order as sheriff and citizens resisted their landing. It asserts peaceful political action rests in ballots while condemning direct action and vigilante vigilantism, praising lawful resolve.

Everett Washington United States Iolénce Seattle P.I

Peshastin Couple Will Wed In Seattle Then Montana Home

Miss Sylvia Hilderbrand and Mr. W Hoffman leave for Seattle for their marriage. They will honeymoon on the coast and then settle in Montana. Deer hunters report poor luck on the season’s last day. Mrs. Froome arrives from Los Angeles for several weeks visit. Orchard men cope with freezing weather as apples are stored awaiting transport.

Sylvia Hilderbrand Mr. W. Hoffman Seattle Montana J. I. Froome J. B. Duncan Los Moline Cal

Seattle Bound Traveler Sets Winter Plans on West Side

A traveler named Chirley Road departed last Wednesday heading toward Seattle with intent to spend the winter on the western side of the mountains, pursuing a seasonal stay away from harsher inland conditions.

Chirley Road Seattle

Voice From the Tomb on Hughes Roosevelt and Poindexter

A Yakima Daily Republic columnist argues the Hughes candidacy failed due to Republican strategists and weak leadership. The piece praises Roosevelt as the sole strong national figure and blames party conventions and bourbon politics for Hughes’s defeat. It reframes Wilson’s reelection as Providence’s choice.

Col. Robertson Yakima Hughes Supreme Bench New York Republican Party Heata Theodore Roosevelt Republic Roosevelt Miles Poindexter United States Atlantic Pacific Lakes Texas America Wilson

Judge Grimshaw Seeks Voter Appreciation in Chelan County

Wenatchee Washington November 14 Judge Grimshaw thanks Chelan County voters for support in the Primary and General Elections and expresses hope the next four years of his administration will justify the confidence shown in him.

Wenatchee Wash Chelan County

Church Services and Mass Announcement

The notice lists Sunday services with Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m and preaching at 7 30 Prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday The pastor F L Moore invites all to attend Mass will be said next Sunday morning November 12 with a sermon from Psalm 78 6 on Sinfulness of Religious Ignorance as part of a Christian doctrine course

Epworth League F. L. Moore

Sunday church services led by Rev Probst in Kennewick

Sunday school at 9 45 followed by preaching at 10 45 conducted by Rev Probst of Kennewick Washington.

Rev Probst Kennewick, Wash

Official Voter Registration Books Closed in Leavenworth

City of Leavenworth will close registration twenty days before the December 5 1916 general election, effective November 15 1916. A R Brown City Clerk announces the measure in this official notice.

Appendicitis More Common in Men Says Surgeons

Surgeons report men are slightly more prone to appendicitis than women. An advertised remedy Adler-ika claims to relieve constipation sour stomach and gas with buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. One spoonful is said to relieve many cases and Wheeler's Drug Store promotes the product.

Leavenworth Wheeler’s Drug Store

Five room nearly new house for sale near school

For sale a five room dwelling nearly new with a 50 by 195 foot lot, fruit trees and berry bushes. Three minutes from the school. Cash and terms. Inquire at the Echo office. 17

Echo Office

Sloan's Liniment for Neuralgia and Pain Relief

Sloan's Liniment quickly relieves neuralgia and sore muscles by penetrating without rubbing. It eases stiffness, rheumatism, gout, lumbago, sprains and minor injuries and costs 25 cents. Cashmere sees multiple burglaries at homes and businesses in recent weeks.

Sloan

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