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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
4
An unusual notice outlines advertising restrictions and promotional content rules for The Echo Wheel paper. It clarifies paid advertising rates, free entertainment mentions, and the prohibition on using the paper to promote personal schemes or charities without proper compensation.
The article analyzes the Nonpartisan League in North Dakota and Minnesota, citing factionalism, leadership absolutism by Mr Townley, and tax issues. It argues the league’s prospects are not favorable for November elections, amid charges of extravagance and internal rows.
Entiat Times readers weigh both sides of the Carlyon Bill in a framing of arguments for and against. Opponents warn of a cement trust monopoly and bond load of 42 million dollars while supporters claim broad benefits for travel and state roads.
The Oroville Gazette relays a reminiscence from Loomis about a coal vein near Whitestone mountain told by Mr Hall and his son. They searched with hope for years, and the tale notes Hall’s later death and his family’s dispersion while reflecting on lost potential and promised development.
The Washington coal miners rejected the strike proposition by 1144 to 922, deciding it was not a good time to strike.
Next Sunday October 12 Carpentier and Levinsky meet in Summit New Jersey in a heavyweight bout. The result could trigger Carpentier to begin preparations for a title fight with Jack Dempsey the world champion.
Senator Borah of Idaho hears sentiment shifting toward the League of Nations amid discussions of a senatorial oligarchy. His reports indicate a broader base of backing than expected.
A recent report states Jess Willard will not fight Dempsey and has not signed a contract. About sixty percent of fight fans want Willard to return to challenge Dempsey, despite unclear plans.
The Mexican treasury grows again as petroleum export taxes totaling 5,500,000 pesos have recently been paid. Some insurgents fear giving that much money to opponents could worsen the conflict.
Counties and cities push higher taxes to cover rising costs across services. Officials point to inflation, wage increases, and infrastructure needs as drivers of new rates. Community groups warn of burdens on residents and businesses as assessments rise.
The Fargo Chronicle discusses tax eve reductions and political rhetoric on redistribution. The piece questions whether reform would aid communities, while outlining worries about propaganda and the reach of capitalist influence.
Rail workers and families are named in a steady stream of brief notices. Mrs Starkey and Mr Gregor of Geld Bar visit Miss Fiorence Marning near Leavenworth. others travel or entertain, with train staff changes, illness, and routine duties noted from Leavenworth to Cascade Tunnel and Seattle.
The four year old son of Mr and Mrs C C Chamberlain of Cashmere had his hand crushed in an apple grading machine.
Breezy notes from Peshastin report a late party at Grenge Hall hosted by Mrs. Bradley with several guests. Lattrell supposedly won a game while Weeden Hall hosted two events Saturday night. Families like the Leedy and Stage households were mentioned with various local activities and a Tuesday meeting noted for the P T A. Evening moving pictures were shown each Monday with a larger show described as exceptional.
Freight movement climbs in four weeks ending August and September, with carloads near 146 000 in September surpassing railway supply. Comparisons show August 1920 freight totals up about 19 percent from 1918 levels and above 13 percent over 1919 figures, signaling a record pace and rising railroad activity.
Fragmentary text reports on Henry and a Ford vehicle. Mentions a grasshopper stock and a fan belt. The next day percent 2 referenced with flivvers. Coherent facts are unreadable, but hints at local transport or mechanical troubles.
Registration Books in Leavenworth Precinct City of Leaven to Chelan County Washington will be open for original registrations October 12 1920. City Clerk E G Gowing urges participation during Salvation Army Opportunity Week Drive October 7 16.
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