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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
2
The piece denounces profiteers and I W W sympathizers as unsung enemies of national sacrifice. It argues returning soldiers will unite with honest workers to curb profiteering, leveling wealth and establishing a government that honors workers and their deserts after the war.
A call for cooperative conduct between capital and labor to protect institutions and ensure efficient industry. The piece urges ministers of state to curb greed, demand loyalty from all, and resist exaggerated profits while warning that neglect could prompt a postwar reckoning.
A political hint urges workers with families to resist being convinced to quit solid jobs by agitators. It warns such influences harm the nation and jeopardize family welfare, stressing personal responsibility and loyalty to work.
A terse call claims foreigners in the country are urging workingmen to strike and advocates prompt deportation.
The piece argues Americans have been too lenient with anarchists and calls for reform or exile. It emphasizes that an anarchist is a public enemy and should either reform beliefs or leave the country, stating the United States is large but not for multiple conflicting flags.
Appie growers report unusually warm weather through September boosted Wenatchee apples size and color sought by retailers. Northwest growers say they are coming into their own this year and will use past experience to weather future lean years.
Chester Thompson from the Medical Lake asylum alleges brutal mistreatment inside the institution. The communication urges an investigation, exposure of guilty parties, and removal from office along with reforms to purge abuse.
The piece contrasts two national ideas of honor through quotes from presidents Washington and Wilson. It argues that American policy rests on private morality and universal standards, while German conduct since Frederick the Great reflects autocratic, self-centered aims.
Northwest note reports the state council for defense naming a vice chairman to stand in for University President Sazzallo who will be away for duties and an east trip. It also notes Darwin's push to reuse spawned out hatchery fish for food and tax levy changes affecting King and Snohomish counties with rail valuations listed.
The piece contrasts American and German views on national honor from 1914 to the Liberty Loan era, referencing Washington and Wilson. It criticizes Germany for breaching international law and defends the United States as safeguarding the world’s premier security through liberty bonds.
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