Larger ships tested for ANA mail route over Rockies
Cheyenne and Salt Lake air mail tests feature a rebuilt DH-4 with 58 foot wings and DeHaviland Four variant using a 400 horsepower Liberty engine. A race between the new ship and a smaller model drew spectators as pilots praised its rough-ground landing capability and emergency use potential.
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Rockies
Cheyanne
Salt Lake
A. R. Dumphy
Smith
Pickup
Cheyenne
Verdun War Ruins Endure After Shelling
The Verdun region in France bears ruined villages due to heavy shell fire, with many communities unlikely to be rebuilt. The passage notes how Christmas gifts were common in medieval times, contrasting past practices with present devastation.
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Verdun
France
Court Discharges Negro Accused Of Beng Accessory
Mrs. Daisy Odom could not identify Arthur Nave with certainty and an alibi from nearly a dozen witnesses led to Nave's discharge by Justice W. H. Edwards. Earlier another suspect was released on weaker grounds after Odom based partial identification on build. The attack on Odom occurred near her home on December 29, with hospital care needed after the incident.
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Daisy Odom
Arthur Nave
Nave
Justice of the Peace
W. H. Edwards
Cheyenne Considers State’s First City Press Club
Cheyenne weighing the creation of a city press club as an adjunct to the Chamber of Commerce. Negotiations will start with Leslie A. Miller, and if approved, the club would invite all active and former newspaper workers including women. If it forms, it would be the first in Wyoming.
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Cheyenne Press Club
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne
Leslie A. Miller
Wyoming
Raw Sugar Prices Seen Falling in 1921
Honolulu businessman Fred L Waldron returning from the mainland predicts raw sugar may average 8 1 2 cents per pound in 1921, with possible 4 1 2 to 5 cent peaks and 3 1 2 to 4 cent lows as a cautious planning baseline.
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Honolulu
T. H
Associated Press
Fred L. Waldron
Read them because they set before your eyes the cur
The fragment hints at a moral or editorial note urging readers to observe what lies before them. It evokes a reflective prompt about appearances versus truth, inviting scrutiny of visible evidence and underlying meaning.
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Air Mail
Fort Russell
ANA Mail
Dehaviland
Edwards
Odom
London
Yellowstone Park
Robert D. Carey
James H. Walton
Thomas Hunter Louis Lipson
Clara R. Dodds
Mayor Ed. P. Taylor Max W. Ball Avery Haggard
A. S. Jessup
Warren Morse
Citizens National Bank
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