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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1919

Page

10

East Coast Aerial Patrols Mark Official Coastal Charts

The Atlantic coast is being mapped by U S Army Air Service patrols led by Colonel Archib Mlier at Mitchel and Hazelhurst fields. Six De Havilands and four bombers with twelve in reserve will winter through gross country work, mapping, and distress reporting by wireless. One third of the First Aero Squadron is on patrol, two thirds resting, with nonstop flights between home fields and destinations. Extension to map seaboard routes is under contemplation.

Atlantic United States Army Air Service Archig = Mlier Mitchel Army Welly

Cheyenne Endures Cold Spell With Lows Near Twenty-Nine

Cheyenne faced another cold snap with a morning low near 29 degrees after a day of freezing. The blast dropped to 13 degrees at 5:10 AM and winds peaked around 30 mph, marking a harsh start to the day.

Cheyenne Gustardad Mornine

Dismantling Hamilton Palace After Duke of Hamilton Sale

Hamilton Palace, residence of Scotland’s premier duke, is being dismantled with furnishings sold at auction. Paintings drew high prices led by Romney’s Beckworth Chicies at 260 000 dollars and 17th century oak panelling selling for 9750 dollars. The palace sits in a mining district famed in Scott and decorated by marble staircases and ornate balconies.

Lan ‘Peshire Scotland Hamilton Palace Duke of Hamilton Brandon Beckworth Romney Bad Sumtenet Mining Scott

Landru Election Scandal Sparks Paris Balloting Fuss

Nearly five thousand voters cast ballots in the French election amid allegations surrounding suspect Landru. Police and prosecutors questioned Landru about missing women tied to his alleged marriage promises, while his aide Colombe vanished as ballots listed Landru’s name on the Ministry of Interior rolls. The case raised concern over possible political consequences and instability.

PANS Buzteers Fedari Landen Chamber of Dep Landro H Imran Nave Ministry of Interior Landra

Students Crowding German Colleges During War Years

The article notes a surge in university enrollments across Germany during the war. It cites about 50,008 students at the war's start, rising to around 91,000, an increase near 2,000 per year across 23 national universities. Technical schools also see growth with over 16,500 enrollments versus 46,000 in 1944.

Aerial Mail Flight Reaches Osaka From Tokyo

A two to three aircraft mail flight traveled 252 miles from Tokyo to Osaka. Crowds welcomed the airmen as they delivered mail pouches. The event was organized under the aviation effort led by Lieutenant General Nagaoka.

Torso Tokio Osaka Nagaoka

Last Picture That Of Martyred Edith Cavell

London dispatch reports veteran painter Van Ruith discovered his eyesight failing while working on a large picture about Edith Cavell. At 80 years old he faces rapid loss of sight yet continues his task.

London Mall Edith X Cavell van Ruith

Egyptian remedies and relics inspire early cures and finds

Authorities recount an ancient medicinal recipe from Egypt described as a tonic for a queen, using dog paws and asses' hooves boiled with dates. The Sleeping Ariadne statue, famed for human eyelashes, is noted as a unique marble relic found in 1503. Mr and Mrs W T Dumm return from a month in the east visiting Philadelphia and other places.

Sonora bans intermarriage between Mexican and Chinese

The decree issued by Governor Adolfo de la Huerta forbids marriages between Mexican women and Chinese in Sonora aimed at discouraging a current practice. Also noted are stray items about travelers, theater tickets, and remarks on leaders’ typing skills.

Mexico City Mall Sonora Adolfo de la Huerta

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