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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
12
The Curtiss Airplane and Motor Corporation enters a new 10 passenger bi motor liner named Eagle in the New York Aeronautical Exposition. The plane will fly to San Francisco for a later expo and features a weather and sound proof cabin. It measures 56 feet 7 1 2 inches long and 42 feet 4 1 2 inches high.
Billy loses a battle with Miss Polly the parrot and escapes by dunking her in a tub. The animal keeper cages him in a wildcat prison, where he frets and plots escape. A ring master and keeper mock his confinement as he endures cramped space and unappealing food until his transport to the depot.
The Tribune condemns anonymous attacks on L A Miller as unjust and urges that debate over the veterans bonus focus on the issue and the Legion's future. It notes Miller's patriotic record and calls for signed, respectful discourse rather than personal attacks.
An electric fan can boost heat efficiency during coal shortages. Two main plans exist: improve furnace combustion and distribute heat from radiators or stoves. In hot water or steam systems, fans near radiators reduce the ceiling blanket effect, raising room temperature and radiator heat output, with tests showing tripled room heat and nearly doubled radiator output.
Sir Oliver Joseph Lodge English physicist educator and lecturer who shaped early electrical science and wireless telegraphy. He studied at University College London led physics at Liverpool and became first principal of Birmingham University named in 1902 for his work on lightning electromotive force electrolysis wireless communication and matter and space theories.
The piece notes that newspapers ads reveal banks stressing farm development and industrial growth. It argues banks link individual prosperity to broad economic health and pledge support to help the country develop along sound lines.
Mi Careme is marked as the day of death for Benjamin West, noted as the first great American artist a century ago. The Provincial legislature in New Brunswick eyes important financial and industrial welfare issues as it opens, with delegates from several states arriving in Louisville for Rotary district convention. A British Trade Union Congress special session in London debates whether to pursue constitutional action or direct action to nationalize coal mines. Today's sports calendar features racing in Havana New Orleans and Akron basketball events along with national and intercollegiate championships across multiple cities and venues. Lord Kilmarnock becomes British diplomatic representative in Berlin bringing long diplomatic experience from Tokyo and Brussels, as the heir of the nineteenth Earl.
The heir, son of Erroll, would inherit the earldom and the hereditary Lord High Constableship of Scotland and gain Sqains Castle on Aberdeenshire coast. Lord Kilmarnock, related to the royals, was godson to Queen Victoria at christening and has published plays and a novel Ferelith.
One year ago today the Pope urged speedy peace to curb Bolshevism while William J. Bryan issued a public statement endorsing the League of Nations.
Grown Prince Frederick of Denmark born in Copenhagen 21 years ago today. Baron Sidney Sonnino born in Pisa 73 years ago today. Dorothy Gish born in Dayton Ohio 22 years ago today. Al Reich born in New York City 30 years ago today. Frank L Miller born in Salem Michigan 34 years ago today.
Curiosity runs high in Cheyenne as advertisers offer 200 to the guesser of an incoming automobile weight. Clues about the car are scarce and contestants boast quick profits, with many lining up to win the easy money in the city.
We the undersigned organizations and societies express appreciation for the mayor's action in putting down the objectionable can ces and assure him of support in any reform for the uplift of our city. Presbyterian Aid Society Methodist Aid Society Methodist Social Circle Frances Willard W C T U Anna Gordon W C T U Cheyenne W C T U Methodist Missionary Society
London report says a company offers a portable home wireless telephone apparatus in a box light enough to carry. It can receive messages from major European wireless stations, requires only a table and headphones, needs no external aerial, and costs 30 pounds.
Mrs. George B Pryde of Rock Springs is in Cheyenne for unspecified reasons. The brief note places the person in the city, with no further context or details.
Auction set for Tuesday March 16 1920 at 2 p m of a 300 acre farm two miles north of Duram Wyoming in Laramie County. West half of Section 30 Township 15 N Range 64 W. Lincoln Highway access from Hillsdale Archer Cheyenne routes. $4 per acre to buyers registered before sale. Included are improvements four room house dairy barn cattle hogs horses farm machinery household goods and more with settlement required day of sale.
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