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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
2
A reader urges calm exchange of ideas after a county board meeting, urging citizens to reject demagogues and work together. The piece compares political division to treasonous rhetoric and condemns violent extremism while defending honest public service and patriotism.
The Cashmere village faces rising crime as residents awaken to the threat and organize a strong effort to jail the offenders. Shipping cars bring fruit shipments, easing anxiety about supply during the week. The article alludes to violent acts and legal action against those responsible.
Governor Hart calls loyal citizens to organize for social protection and to win over those aligned with seditious groups. County chairmen named by the governor include John A. Gelattly of Wenatchee named for Chelan county.
A narrative argues for intelligent government regulation of large firms to curb abuses while acknowledging their contributions. It cites oil, meat packing, railroads, machinery, and lumber as essential to daily life and national needs, urging vigilant supervision without attempting to dismantle industry.
A government official details the scale of radical publications in multiple languages, the role of the Justice and Post Office departments, and the spread of Bolshevik and anarchist ideas. He urges immediate congressional action to pass a bill to prohibit seditious acts and penalize distribution of such material, including denaturalization and deportation options.
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