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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
6
Visitors tour the Willys Overland plant with manager guides. The 103 acre site covers 4.5 million square feet of floor space and produces up to 1000 cars daily. Reports highlight vast mills, die making, testing labs, and rapid assembly lines.
The Audubon Society and Senator McLean push a treaty with Canada to gain federal control of migratory birds regardless of U S migration law. They urge public action, publish pamphlets, and stress the treaty’s enabling act may shape a major congressional fight next session.
Irving BR Wie of New York debuts a new portrait of William Jeantoge Bryan to adorn the wall of the Washington state department. The piece joins likenesses of former secretaries of state as Bryan, once head of the plate department for two years, is featured.
Berlin district reports show that all food speculators were punished during the past month for attempting to profit beyond legal limits. The notices indicate enforcement actions by local authorities against price gouging and speculative trading in essential foods.
Rev FH F Ward told the federal council of the churches of Christ in America that a shorter work day is a religious necessity. He urged workers gain time to attend church and participate in social and religious affairs.
After a discussion on the high cost of living the Young Men’s Literary Club appointed a banquet committee. The annual dinner will be held on January 6 with W. E B. Mullen T. Blake Kennedy and Gov. John B. Kendrick on the organizing panel.
In Larissa, Greece, archaeologists at Gonnos near the vale of temple in Thessaly uncover a sanctuary to Artemis. The Artemis genitrix shrine yields 138 marble shafts with inscriptions identifying the site as a goddess of childbirth. The discovery ranks as one of the era’s most significant archaeological finds.
A vessel salvaged as a wreck sold for 320000 pounds, twenty times its wartime value and two hundred times the earlier wreck price. The deal reflects large profits from shipping investment, with freight earnings since salvage offsetting salvage and repair costs.
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