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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1910
Page
6
General Wood chief of staff warns Congress the U S military faces severe shortages in field artillery ammunition and reserve stocks. He calls for a Volunteer army in time of war and outlines needs including 700000 reserve troops, more officers, and expanded aviation and signaling capabilities.
San Antonio Tex November 26 Oklahoma City was chosen as the site for the meeting of the Trane company commercial congress to be held in the near future.
A sales pitch promises a free trial of a “Game Combined Catarrh Cure” to cure coughing spitting and low spirits. It urges recipients to fill out a coupon and mail it, claiming it will restore normal breathing and sweet breath once received.
Cheyenne business leaders discuss forming a Rocky Mountain Freight Rate Bureau to protect shippers from discrimination. If formed an office with traffic manager and rate clerks would handle freight, express, and passenger rates, aiming to alert members to rate changes and recover overcharges.
New York November 26 opera star Mme Tetrazzi nt arrived on the Mauretania and after talks with manager William H Leahy and her attorney, was served with a suit by Oscar Hammerstein in federal court seeking an order to restrain her from signing with any management other than his for 1905 1910 and 1911 renewals. The case cites a German letter signed by Oscar Hammerstein and dated May 10 from the Motel Ceci in London.
A. O. Tate of Walpole, New Hampshire, cannot return for Thanksgiving. A fat turkey intended for the Tate dinner ends up in Chicago with Mrs. Tate catching a train carrying the bird and other farm provisions. The tale mentions the turkey was killed and dressed and cranberries and pumpkins were prepared for a mobile feast.
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