Commercial aviation makes rapid strides here and abroad
New York reports a year of rapid commercial aviation growth after World War I. Private firms remodeled warplanes for cargo and passenger use, and airlines expanded routes in the United States, Europe, and beyond. Transport facilities, airfields, and regulatory policy lag hinder universal use.
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British Admiral Napier Leads North American Fleet Visit
Admiral Sir Trevelyan Napier, newly appointed commander of the North American and West Indies fleet, travels through Canada en route to Bermuda. His wife and two daughters are in New York as he proceeds toward his headquarters.
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Home-Coming Preparations At State University Laramie
State University in Laramie plans Home-Coming Week in June with four days of events and an inter-collegiate baseball game. The Wyoming Quill magazine will publish two issues this year, featuring stories, essays, and poems by local writers. The university YWCA will present The Chimes of Normandy in April with Lois Jamison and Helen Banner among cast members.
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Casper
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Olga Moore
Buffalo
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Gasper
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Normandy
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Serpolette
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Germaine
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Cody
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Pueblo
Cole
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F. S. Dunonwa
Toramia
Debaters Admit First Women to Wyoming Delta Sigma Rho
Debaters initiated the Wyoming chapter of Delta Sigma Rho on last Wednesday evening and inducted Martha Marquis of Casper and Nettie Potts of Buffalo as the first women members. A banquet followed at the Connor hotel. Membership is limited to students who have participated in inter collegiate debates.
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Casper
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Twenty-one Called In Montesano Trial
Twenty-one witnesses testified in Montesano as eleven I W W suspects face trial for the murder of Warren O Grimm, a Centralia Armistice Day parade victim. Testimony focused on shots from Seminary hill and nearby hotels to argue shots were not in defense of the I W W hall but an attack on marchers.
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Warren O. Grimm
Centralia
Seminary Hill
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Avalon
I. W. W. Hall
Foley Kidney Pills Promised to Rejuvenate Officials
Advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills tone up the kidneys and banish headaches by purifying the blood. A testimonial from Rev. W. F. M. Swyndale of Macon Georgia endorses the product, noting willingness to speak for it. Sold everywhere.
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Wyoming School Garden Plan Promoted By Federal Official
A. Stebbins, regional director of the U S School Garden service, visited Cheyenne to boost Wyoming participation in the federal school garden program. He met with Katherine Morton and A S Jessup and plans to travel to Denver, urging youth involvement in producing their own food.
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CG. A. Stebbins
United States
Bureau of Education
Cheyenne
Katherine Morton
A. S. Jessup
Stebbins
Denver
Laramie
Irish Bond Drive Girls Sell Liberty Bonds at Capitol
At the United States Capitol, Miss Amelia Rosser and Miss Eileen Coe sell Liberty bonds to Congressmen J J Eagan and C A M G McGlennon as part of an Irish freedom fundraiser. The scene shows left to right the four figures in a lighthearted greeting about supporting Irish democracy.
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Amelia Rosser
Eileen Quintick
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United States
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J. J. Kagan
G. A. McGlennan
US School Garden Drive Aims At 10 Million Youths
The Bureau of Education outlines a campaign to enroll ten million boys and girls in backyard ventures such as gardens and poultry. It stresses hands on learning with living things, supervised by teachers and home visitation, and opposes extremism while promoting productive citizenship.
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W. Wism
United States
Dance Recap Ends With Breathing Fresh Breath Tip
Dear Grace notes a lively dance last evening with men enjoying the event. The message promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for bad breath and dull complexion, attributed to Forbes Pharmacy.
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