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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1916
Page
4
Theodore Roosevelt writes to Alice Carpenter urging women to support Charles E. Hughes in the election. He argues Hughes uniquely stands for the right positions and claims women in enfranchised states owe backing to Hughes for sisters in non enfranchised states.
The passage argues that prior to the European war the United States faced high unemployment among skilled mechanics and rail workers, with freight cars idle. It cites a sagging economy, repurposed sugar land in Louisiana, and failed optimistic forecasts from McAdoo Redfeld and Wilson about looming trade booms, until continental war began.
Editorial criticizes the Wilson administration for inconsistent Mexico policy and delayed military preparedness. It cites six policies on sending arms to Mexico, the Carrizal incident, and argues Hughes would secure order in Mexico while accusing Wilson of blunders and campaign smears.
A young man visits Jenkins and Jenkins to discuss a plan born of a dying father's wish. A divorce and a proposed marriage unfold through contracts and a menacingly practical attorney. Agnes arrives, misunderstanding sharpens, and the young man contemplates a bold arrangement.
Republican candidate J B Adame announces for the joint senate seat representing Chelan and Kittitas counties with primaries set for September 12, 1916. Campaign emphasizes district interests and party platform.
Sam HK runs for the Republican nomination for the 56th Legislative District seat. Primary election set for September 12.
For Sheriff Frank A Reynolds we are authorized to present Frank A Reynolds to the voters of Chelan county who seeks the nomination for sheriff on the republican ticket at the primary election Sept 12 1916.
In Countryside Magazine the author argues that the first door entrance of a house sets its architectural style and taste, influencing strangers who glimpse it. The frost pattern and exterior details engage instinctual attraction, shaping the observer’s impression before any further study.
N. Insche declares his bid for sheriff on the Republican ticket, subject to voters at the September 12, 1916 primary election.
Bert McManus of Cashmere runs as a Republican candidate for Chelan County sheriff subject to voter will at the primary election.
A Republican candidate for Chelan county sheriff seeks support from voters in the upcoming primary on September 12, 1916. The race hinges on party votes and the candidate’s platform amid local law and order concerns.
Ernest G. Spencer of Entiat runs for county assessor on the Republican ticket in the upcoming primary on September 12, subject to voter decision.
The piece traces the saying that ears burn when others discuss you, noting Plisy and Shakespeare reference Beatrice and others in Much Ado About Nothing. Sir Thomas Browne links the superstition to guardian angels who touch the ear to signal favorable or warning talk.
Paid advertisement by Superior Judge Wm A Grimshaw states he seeks re nomination for Chelan county Superior Court in non partisan primaries on September 12 1916.
Fred Kemp announces candidacy for nomination as Superior Court Judge for Chelan County Chelan maries on September 12 1916. Kemp pledges to uphold impartial justice and encourage fair legal process in local courts.
Frank Reeves announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Judge of the Superior Court in Chelan County Washington at the primary election to be held September 12 1916. Reeves urges support for his bid.
Arthur H. Mohler of Cashmere announces his candidacy for Superior Court Judge in Chelan County as a non partisan. Primary election set for September 12.
A historical primary election item notes F. M. Goodwin as a candidate in the September 12 1916 contest. Details specify the date and political context typical of early 20th century local races. No additional candidates or results are listed in the readable text.
Wenatchee Republican RC Osborn announces his candidacy for Chelan county assessor. He seeks voter action at the primary election on September 12, 1916.
U. G. Pogue of Wenatchee is a candidate for county treasurer on the Republican ticket aiming for the nomination at the primary election held September 12, 1916.
Prank G. Palmer is a Republican candidate for county treasurer, subject to voter choice in the primary on September 12.
George R. Fisher announces his candidacy for Chelan county treasurer on the Republican ticket subject to the voters at the September 12, 1916 primaries.
Republican candidate Alex Baptie runs for Chelan County treasurer with the voters to decide at the September 12 1916 primary election.
County Engineer Tom C. Atkinson of Wenatchee runs on the Republican ticket for county engineer, subject to voters’ choice in the primary election.
F. M. Berry of Wenatchee announces his candidacy for County Engineer at the upcoming primary election on September 12.
J. W. Sussex of Peshastin runs in the primary election on September 12 as a Republican candidate for the office of County Engineer.
Prosecuting Attorney C. B. Conner declares candidacy for the Chelan county post on the Republican ticket. He emphasizes alignment with voters after the primary election held on September 12.
A note reflects the will of voters at the primary election held on September 12 1916 indicating public choice in the contest.
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