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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1920

Page

16

Cheyenne to get Curtiss Oriole in service this week

The Curtiss Oriole ordered by Southern Wyoming Aircraft will reach Cheyenne weather permitting this weekend. Reed Hollister and Edward Moroney travel with pilot A. Mackenzie to Seattle Fort Russell Denver to collect the plane. The new craft has 165 horsepower and staggered front seats for comfort. flights will begin if weather allows.

Southern Wyoming Aircraft Corporation Reed Hollister Cheyenne Denver Curtiss-Humphrey A. A. Mackenzie Fort Rusel Edward Moroney Ture Bert Cole Cole Wyoming Curtiss Casper Birdman Cole’s Southern Wyoming Airplane Corporation

Wyoming Convict In For Murder In Occupied Germany

John Schlitz an escaped Wyoming convict from Rawlins, held in a German guard house on murder charges. He vanished after a May 1919 escape from Lincoln county, later requesting a pardon via a letter to Governor Garey, who consulted Army officials and confirmed Schlitz’s location with fingerprints. The governor declined clemency and the case remains unresolved.

John Schlitz Wyoming State Penitentiary Rawlins Germany Schlitz Lincoln County Robert D. Garey

Tennis Court Being Put Into Condition For Use

Cheyenne will have another tennis court this summer adjacent to the Elks home. Clarence Harris of Klein Harris stores leases the lot for the season and repairs are under way. The court is owned by Fred Warren and Brownlee's board residents contribute to the fixing effort.

Cheyenne Elks Home Clarence Harris Klein & Harris Fred Warren Brownlee's

First Well Spudded in Cumberland District

J A Moore of Portland Oregon spudded the first test well at the Ziller ranch near Cumberland Wyoming the Cumberland field noted as a highly promising oil structure Geologists anticipate strong potential The rig can drill to 8000 feet with current depth around 200 feet after starting with 45 inch casing

Cumberland Wyo J. A. Moore Portland Oregon Ziller Ranch Cumberland Field Moore

Mean Tarantula On Strike Shocks Wyoming Camp

May 25 Kemmerer Wyoming mayor elect Lester G Baker reports a tarantula acquired by Charles Potter in Diamondville has gone on strike. Residents sought bites as a remedy for rattlesnake venom while the spider refuses to bite and Potter runs a waiting list for loan requests.

Kemmerer Wyo Lester G. Baker Diamondville Charles Potter Potter Baker

Elks Plan Funeral and Dance for Otto Braunschweig

Cheyenne Lodge No. 660 members are urged to attend the funeral of Brother Otto Braunschweig at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday May 26 at Elks Home. Exalted Ruler AL S Leslie and Secretary John J McInerney announce an Elks' Dance with Schembeck's orchestra on May 27 admitting couples for four dollars and fifty cents.

Cheyenne Lodge No. 660 Elks Home Otto Braunschweig AL. S. Leslie

Billy Sunday's Son Takes Break From Wood Campaign Duties

George M. Sunday, publicity director for General Wood's Republican presidential campaign, and his wife enjoy a brief rest at Atlantic City as the evangelist's son steps away from publicity duties.

Billy Sunday Wood George M. Sunday General Wood George Atlantic City

Railroad Route Through Alley Being Ballasted

Cheyenne fights mud problems as Colorado and Southern ballast rock along the alley between Lincoln Highway and Fifteenth Street is laid. Bright yellow gravel will seal the railroad grade, ending rain related complaints along the entire right of way.

Cheyenne Colorado & Southern Railroad Lincoln Highway Fifteenth Street

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