Larger ships substituted in ANA mail over the Rockies
At Cheyenne air field, experiments test new DeHaviland Four mail planes with 58 foot wings and Martin wheels for rough ground. A race between a DH-4 and the larger ship showcased climb, speed, and landing differences under A R Dumphy supervision.
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Verdun Ruins to Remain as War-Torn Remnants
The battered Verdun region villages endure permanent ruin from shell fire, leaving reconstruction unlikely. The second idea notes that medieval times saw Christmas gifts as common during holidays.
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Court discharges Negro accused of February 29 attack accessory
Mrs Daisy Odom identifies Arthur Nave as the attacker but an alibi from about a dozen witnesses leads Justice W H Edwards to discharge Nave. Earlier, another Negro linked by Mrs Odom's limited cues was released without a preliminary hearing. The case arose after a noon attack on Mrs Odom at 1818 ONeil Street, hospitalizing her.
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Cheyenne Consideres State-First Press Club
Cheyenne weighs forming a city press club linked to the Chamber of Commerce. If directors approve, negotiations will start with Leslie A. Miller president of the Chamber. The aim is to launch the first such club in Wyoming, joining regional editor groups already in existence.
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Sugar Prices Seen Falling in 1921 to 8% Cents
Honolulu businessman Fred L. Waldron, back from the mainland, predicts raw sugar may drop to 8% cents per pound in 1921 with hopes for 4% to 5 cent levels but plans should assume 31%4 and 4 cent results.
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Read Them Because They Set Before Your Eyes The Cur
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