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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
2
The Leavenworth Echo argues that the Cashmere ticket will win in the November election if Chelan County voters support the Republican ticket. It condemns voting for unfit or corrupt candidates and urges party loyalty grounded in patriotism and morality.
The piece argues convention outcomes rely on compromise among rival factions and asserts that selecting the best fit often occurs. It questions blanket disqualification assumptions and notes the editor distrusts mass voter integrity while praising Chelan county governance over the past six years.
In a county campaign the phrase turn the rascals out has no place, and the ticket named last Saturday is assumed to be triumphantly elected on the sixth day of November next.
A Wenatchee official request urged restraint and modesty in granting opportunities for international scrutiny. The appeal framed the request as reasonable and prudent to avoid public missteps by the World stage.
The Echo editor says he cannot admit living in Kansas though he has visited the state several times and observed its thrifty prosperous people. He cites no reason to deny a past residence in the state once home to John J. Ingalls.
The town of Quincy has organized a second bank, signaling strengthening prosperity. Local officials praise the move as a sign of economic growth and community confidence.
A neighboring paper tells of a man described as wonderfully and strangely made. Clinician notes an iron constitution while friends call him nerves of steel. relatives joke of a wooden head and a heart of stone. Public opinion ranges from brass and sand to wool and a yard wide.
Newspapers from Boston to Providence and Hartford hail J Frank Fouch for a beautiful voice and intellectual appeal. He enthralls audiences in Chicago and surrounding cities, receiving multiple encores. Meanwhile reports discuss Great Northern and Northern Pacific freight and passenger traffic changes causing inconvenience to travelers, with timing unclear.
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