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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1917

Page

3

War Bond Drive Urges Public Support for Liberty Loan

A wartime plea calls for enthusiastic backing of the Liberty Loan and other government programs to shorten the war and save lives. It cites inspirational words by J Newell Dwight Hillis delivered in Buffalo and explains the State Council of Defense and the National Committee on Public Information provide this notice.

Liberty Loan Hoover Food Conservation J . Newell Dwight Hillis Abraham Lincoln State Council of Defense National Committee On Public Information America Belgium Woodrow Wilson United States Liberty Bonds New York School of Thrift S. W. Straus American Society For Thrift McAdoo

Save Wheat Meat Fat and Sugar Save Wheat Meat Fat and Sugar

State Food Administrator Charles Hebberd of Spokane urges saving by all citizens of wheat meat fats and sugar. He cites allies shortfall 525 million bushels and U S needs 590 million for home use, leaving 88 million for allies. He warns of weakened soldiers if rations fall short.

Charles Hebberd Spokane United States Mr. Hebberd France England Herbert Hoover

Liberty Is Not License O'Connell Sentenced in Draft Conspiracy

Attorney Daniel O Connell received seven years in a federal penitentary after District Judge Van Fleet in San Francisco found him guilty of conspiring to obstruct the selective draft law. The judge condemned the act as nearly treasonous and warned that free speech does not excuse obstructing laws.

Daniel O'Connell van Fleet San Francisco O'Connell American Patriots’ Organization

Expulsion Call Voiced for Senator La Follette

At a North Yakima convention on October 3 and 4 the State and county Councils of Defense unanimously endorsed Gov. Burnside of Minnesota for recommending La Follette's expulsion from the United States Senate. They urged senators to back the move citing unpatriotic and seditious utterances.

la Follette State Council of Defense County Councils of Defense North Yakima Gov Burnside Minnesota United States Senate

Women Active in War Work at North Yakima Meeting

At North Yakima 150 women leaders from across the state gathered for a war service briefing arranged by Mrs. J. S. McKee. Speakers urged patience and cooperation, stressing garden seed orders as essential for next year's food supply and national effort.

North Yakima J. S. McKee State Council of Defense

Wall of Steel as U S Army Reorganizes for Overseas War

Secretary Baker outlines new army structure with 27 152 soldiers per division, 192 machine guns 40 per company and 480 trench knives 16 per company, plus three 1 pound cannons. Infantry regiments total 103 officers 3 652 men with detailed company and platoon layouts.

Washington War Baker Army Organization For Overseas Service Sceeessseees Gagschee

Ferndale Owner Protects Prize Cow With Colored Glass

Charles Hagaman of Ferndale had eye surgery performed on his prized cow to save its sight. The animal valued at 7000 dollars now wears colored glass spectacles to shield from the sun. The cow has won seven prizes at cattle shows in two years and its eye ailment was threatening its sight.

Ferndale, N Charles Hagaman Ferndale

Brazil Fire Truck Demonstration Ends Abruptly

A Brazil Indiana fire department demonstration ended abruptly when a hose slipped from the nozzle and thrashed through one of the town’s main streets scattering spectators. Firefighters quickly regained control as onlookers ducked and the crowd dispersed.

Brazil Ind

Undertaker First To Ride In New Hearse

Bayard T. Fisher an Avondale undertaker in Oxford Pa. was fatally injured when a rotted pole blown down in a windstorm pinned him to the ground near his home. He died after saying he would take the first ride in his new hearse. He had been nominated for burgess and was on his way to arrange a car trip when struck.

Oxford Bayard T. Fisher Avondale Newark and Pomeroy FE. E. Wilson Mr. Fisher

Kelso Seaside Packing Completes Cleanup for Cold Storage Plant

Kelso Seaside Packing Co begins site cleaning for a proposed cold storage plant to be built before the upcoming smelt season, signaling preparation for project development and impact on local industry.

Kelso—Seaside Packing Co

Passengers Escape After Steamer Grounding Off New England

An American coastal passenger steamer ran aground on a shoal off the New England coast. After eight hours she was floated free with no apparent injuries. Passengers and crew remained aboard throughout the ordeal.

Atlantic New England

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