Terrible accident on Beaver Hill injures Cashmere party
A Ford truck carrying thirteen people from Lake Wenatchee crashed on Beaver Hill near Cashmere as it descended the hill at high speed. Three were seriously injured Elsie Banko 14 with skull fracture Mrs Giese with crushed foot and ankle pelvis fracture Howard Weaver with multiple leg and ankle fractures. Others scratched or bruised. The group was treated at Leavenworth Community Hospital with Mrs Banko at Barclay hotel awaiting further care.
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G. D. Banko
Cashmere
Lake Wenatchee
Beaver Hill
Mr. Banko
Howard Weaver
Leavenworth
Dr. Lessing
Mrs. Giese
Elsie Banko
Married at Seattle 1922 vows for Lichti and Hathaway
Miss Mildred Lichti and Mr. Chas Hathaway both of Leavenworth wed in Seattle on September 2 1922. They plan to reside in Wenatchee where Hathaway works for Great Northern Lumber Co. Echo offers best wishes. Cantaloupe growers in Dona Ana County New Mexico use parchment cones per county agent to protect young plants. Temperature under cones stays 5 to 10 degrees warmer, aiding germination and protecting from light frost. Cones prove cost effective by improving germination and offering insect and frost protection.
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Mildred Lichti
Chas. Hathaway
Leavenworth
Seattle
Wenatchee
Hathaway
Great Northern Lumber Co
Echo
Cantaloupes
Dona Ana County
N. Mexico
Mickle
Washington
Chelan County Farm Bureau
Chelan County Soils Office
District Horticultural Office
Memorial Park
John R. Peters
Sunnyslope
Peters
Moss Orchard
Fred
Larsen
Graham
No Settlement Yet In Railroad Strike Talks
Reports say secret negotiations may be underway in the East while officials received dispatches to end the strike. Locally, workers refuse to return until a formal settlement is reached, as delays persist and the power situation worsens.
Waterville Area Notes Include School Plans and Trips
Miss Mildred Johnston returned to Waterville to continue her high school studies. Ranger R E Nickles traveled to Spokane on business. Lester Brown and Neal Sears visited Leavenworth. Miss Dorothy Ammerman will finish high school in Puyallup. The Brown brothers and Lawrence Dickenson hauled boxes from the Nason Creek box factory to Winton for shipment to Cashmere. Miss Martha Brown plans to attend Leavenworth high school this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Johnston
Waterville
Ranger R. E. Nickles
Spokane
Lester Brown
Neal Sears
Leavenworth
Dorothy Ammerman
Puyallup
Lloyd
Lawrence Dickenson
Nason Creek
Winton
Cashmere
Schannach Reports North Dakota and Minnesota Trip Notes
W G Schannach of the Echo writes from Lake Park Minnesota about a three week trip with Mrs Schannach to relatives in North Dakota and Minnesota. He notes arrival in Spokane travel by Northern Pacific and Great Northern trains and praise for the N P service amid strike activity. He describes Fargo, Lake Park area farming conditions, crops, prices, and dairying prosperity with a bad wheat price outlook and a late rain need. He ends with fishing tales and greetings.
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W. G. Schannach
The
Echo
G.N
Leavenworth
Spokane
N. P
Fargo
Lake Park
Minn
Rearick
North Dakota
Minot
Legion Boxing Card Big Night Delights Wenatchee Crowd
An outdoor boxing show at Wenatchee Hall Park by the American Legion drew a large visiting turnout from Leavenworth and locals. Main event Spike Carney lost to Seattle’s Bud Manning by draw. The Schlafli vs Billings bout ended in a crowd-pleasing draw, Feeney beat Young, Snell scored a kayo, and a curtain raiser ended with a no contest. Ad Schlafli slated to fight next for Leavenworth show on October 5.
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Wenatchee Hall Park
American Legion
Legion
Leavenworth
Spike Carney
Wenatchee
Bud Manning
Seattle
Manning
Winiy Knight
Yakima
Schlafli
Billings
Eddie
Schlach
Jack Feeney
Red Young
Doc Snell
Veter
Supreme Court Judges Up for Re election in Primary
The piece urges voters to re elect four sitting Supreme Court justices Mark Fullerton Emmett Parker Kenneth Mackintosh and Chester Hovey in the upcoming primary arguing their merit and independence from party politics lawyers nationwide advocate their continued service and predict a strong majority for re election.
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Supreme Court
Mark A. Fullerton
Emmett N. Parker
Kenneth Mackintosh
Fullerton
Parker, Mackintosh and Hovey
Farewell reception for Hoskins at Methodist church
The ladies aid held a farewell reception Wednesday afternoon for retiring pastor The Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Hoskins attended by many. The read message expressed esteem and regret at their removal and praised their faithful labors, kindness, and leadership. Gifts of sherbet glasses and salad forks were given to the Hoskins.
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Methodist Church
Wm. Hoskins
Brother Hoskins
July August business notes show resilient economy and mixed sector shifts
The monthly overview reports persistent activity at high levels despite labor strife and seasonal dips. Prices rose on key commodities while August showed conflicting trends. Manufacturing stayed strong with autos and construction above last year, coal output rising, and labor conditions improving after strike settlements. Wholesale and retail trade dipped slightly but remained better than a year ago with hardware strength. The foreign exchange market saw a rapid decline of the mark, and a barber shop relocation at Wenatchee Terminal Hotel is noted.
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New England
Civic club meeting called for Friday afternoon
The Civic club invites all members to an 8 o clock meeting in K. P. hall on Friday. Officers will be elected and the secretary will report the State Federation of Women's clubs meeting in Spokane. Other matters of importance will be acted upon and all are urged to attend.
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Civic Club
K. P. Hall
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Spokane
Leavenworth Opens School Amid Orderly First Week
A four o clock Monday meeting set openning plans for school which started Tuesday in orderly fashion. Pupils served one hour forenoon and afternoon for attendance book checkouts and lessons. Wednesday enrollment reached 458 with 355 in grades and 103 in high school, and all teachers were present.
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Leavenworth
Taxpayers urged to organize for local tax cuts
The State Federation of Taxpayers' associations calls on taxpayers to unite and study government finances to reduce the tax burden. It argues 75 percent of taxes fund local government and that organized voting power is needed to demand retrenchment and prudent public spending.
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State Federation of Taxpayers’ Associations
Shower for Miss Lichti in pale green and gold
A late August 31 shower at Miss Dorothy Bresch home honors Miss Mildred Lichti a recent September bride. Guests include Clara Jones Ethel Barnes Edna Barclay Lucy Watts Gladys Simons Lois Ruth Helen Blankenship Alice Volck Margaret O Larey Inez Ewing Helen Hale Florence Clemens Myrtle Clemens Helen Tichacek Margaret Dahlgren Mary Reynolds Merle Lichti and Mesdames Horey Barkee Franklin Gaffney Burgess. The event featured music games and a buffet luncheon with golden glow flowers and festive festooning. The gifts were numerous and beautiful.
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Dorothy M. Bresch
Mildred E. Lichti
Clara Jones
Ethel Barnes
Edna Barclay
Lucy Watts
Gladys Simons
Lois Ruth
Helen Blankenship
Alice Volck
Margaret O’larey
Inez Ewing
Helen Hale
Florence Clemens
Myrtle Clemens
Helen Tichacek
Margaret Dahlgren
Mary Reynolds
Merle Lichti
Neta Horey
Gladys Barkee
Anna Franklin
Gladys Gaffney
Mildred Burgess
Judge Kenneth Mackintosh Stands in Supreme Court Primary
A pre election statement from Mackintosh campaign organizers predicts a strong majority vote for Judge Kenneth Mackintosh in the Washington supreme court primary next Tuesday. The release cites his record, expeditious decisions, native-son status and broad voter appeal, noting no opposition and urging voters to mark the separate judicial ballot.
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Kenneth Mackintosh
Supreme Court
Washington
Mackintosh
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United States
Federal Reserve Board
Pesch
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Green Miles
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