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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1916
Page
2
A fragmented notice indicates a public sale action connected with a community group and local welfare matters. It references publication terms, advance payment requirements, and potential involvement by residents in a regional area, with unclear dates and places due to damaged text. The fragment mentions Homer and Friday the 18th in uncertain context.
The piece argues that Wilson is the greatest opportunist the country has produced, criticizing his diplomacy and domestic policies. It asserts he avoided true statesmanship, notes alleged missteps in Mexican policy and Vera Cruz, and claims his actions invite domestic upheaval while contrasting him with Roosevelt and War-era stances.
A Democratic congress has allocated twenty million dollars to build three large nitrate plants in the United States to break dependence on South America for nitrates used in fertilizer and explosives. Sites near Priest Rapids and Nemstone deposits are being considered, with War Department study planned and Poindexter pressing for swift, fair investigation into best location and power potential.
A fragment notes Mr Miss Wes as a candidate for the Supreme Court. It mentions a payment or fee and references Armess Wal WT and Jeomrledige, with unclear context about his attainments and a political ticket. The text is garbled but centers on a candidate's bid for a high court seat.
garbled text references crowds and streets, mentions cigars and names but contains many unclear words and possible place names, lacking coherent facts or dates. The readable portions suggest a scene near a street and people, but specifics are not discernible.
The news notes Judge Wmn. A. Grim’s lead with over fifty percent of votes in western Chelan County and predicts nomination if similar support holds countywide. It credits his honesty fairness and ability and notes limited criticism from Wenatchee lawyers.
Fragmented OCR recounts criticism of the administration's preparedness policy. It notes tension with leaders, pressure shaping stance, and concerns about mobilization and warnings amid ongoing war efforts.
The fragmentary OCR text calls for adequate nations defense with scattered names and phrases. The readable portions mention cities and authorities, suggesting a political or defense context, though most lines are garbled. Further readable details are not extractable without clearer source text.
The greenwood tree, once thought to be holly, is linked to Robin Hood and outlaws who used its year round brightness as shelter. The legend ties protective coloration to evading Nottingham town law and other local authorities.
The speaker advocates a broad Federal Workmen's Compensation law covering government employees and interstate workers exposed to injury, aligning with Congress's constitutional reach. Sloan's Liniment advertised as fast neuralgia relief. claims quick, clean action for muscles, rheumatism, sprains, and related pains with 25 cent price.
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