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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1920

Page

8

Cheyennes first passenger airplane ready for service this week

The Curtiss Oriole ordered by Southern Wyoming Aircraft, led by Reed Hollister, is due in Cheyenne weather permitting. A. Mackenzie will pilot, visiting Fort Russell then Denver to fetch the craft, with Hollister and Edward Moroney accompanying. If weather holds, passenger flights begin Saturday and continue with a round of Cheyenne flights, the plane offering more power and room than Bert Cole’s craft.

Cheyenne Southern Wyoming Aircraft Corporation Reed Hollister 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 penitentiary is held in a German guard house on a murder charge after disappearing on May 5 1919. Governor Garey asked Army officials in Germany to arrange a pardon which will not be granted. The report also notes court repairs and preparations for a game, with gravel being laid and weeds cut.

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

Tennis Court Ready For Use In Cheyenne This Summer

Cheyenne will have another tennis court this summer adjacent to the Elks home leased by Clarence Harris of Klein Harris stores. The court, owned by Fred Warren, is being fixed up by Brownlee's boarders and other locals for summer use.

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

First Well Spudded in Cumberland District

Cumberland Wyoming May 25 J A Moore of Portland Oregon has spudded the first test well on the Ziller ranch near Cumberland in the Cumberland oil field Geologists consider the structure highly promising Moore's rig can reach 8000 feet and the project began with 45 inch casing with the drill down about 200 feet

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

Mean Tarantula On Strike Delights Western Town

May 25. In Diamondville near Kemmerer a tarantula acquired by Charles Potter is on strike, defying its feared bite as residents seek remedies for potential bites. Mayor-Elect Lester G. Baker notes the creature’s irritable temper has drawn crowds and a waiting list for loans while the spider sits unmoved, causing frustration among Diamondville townsfolk.

Kemmerer Wyo Lester G. Baker Diamondville Charles Potter Potter Baker

Elks Remember Otto Braunschweig Funeral Meeting

Cheyenne Lodge No. 660 Elks call members to Elks Home on Wednesday May 26 at 2 30 p m for the funeral of Brother Otto Braunschweig Exalted Ruler AL Leslie and Secretary John J McInerney announce. An Elks dance follows May 27 with Schembeck's orchestra admission four dollars fifty cents a couple.

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

Billy Sunday's Son Enjoys Rest from Campaign Duties

George M. Sunday son of evangelist Billy Sunday serves as publicity director for General Wood's Republican presidential campaign. The photo shows George and his wife on a brief rest with two children at Atlantic City recently.

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

Railroad Route Through Alley Being Ballasted

Cheyenne undertakes a ballast project to fix mud issues along the Colorado & Southern railroad alley between Lincoln Highway and Fifteenth Street. Workers lay bright yellow gravel rock ballast along the entire right of way to eliminate future mud complaints after rain.

Cheyenne Colorado & Southern Railroad Lincoln Highway Fifteenth Street

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