Air Travel Revival Spurred by New Marketing Push
A regional push aims to revive air travel with reduced fares and new routes. Industry leaders forecast growth as airports upgrade facilities and marketing drives highlight quicker connections.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1920
Page
3
A regional push aims to revive air travel with reduced fares and new routes. Industry leaders forecast growth as airports upgrade facilities and marketing drives highlight quicker connections.
Fort Collins Colo Oct 1 The first hunting fatality of the season occurred near Walden when Walter B.R. Harrod a prominent Fort Collins man was killed by an accidental rifle discharge. Harrod was preparing for the season when the accident happened about 20 miles southeast of Walden near Pearl Colorado He leaves a widow His father was a well known mining man.
Social and church circle activities fill the Cheyenne scene with dinners tea events and gatherings. Fragments note Congregational Ladies tea at the home on East Seventeenth Street, St Mark's Guild meeting planning a December bazaar and Baptist Young People games and fellowship. A hospital birth and several marriages are also recorded amid community announcements.
Judge Mentzer ruled that Proposition authorization covers only the full district project and cannot be used for partial paving. The restraining order blocked local officials from advancing a smaller paving plan. Mentzer also held court at Wheatland and Torrington, sentencing three violators of state equine law to $200 fines each.
The Cheyenne boosters caravan will depart next Thursday with more than forty-two cars and over 140 people. The route along the Lincoln Highway to Pine Bluff will include Grover and other towns, with meals at Tumeheon and a 8 o clock start from the Industrial club to reach Bluffie by lunch. The committee seeks names of available drivers and travelers.
Houten businesses will distribute souvenirs to residents along the route. The program aims to boost local feeling and promote commerce by handing out keepsakes to townspeople during the upcoming pass-through period.
Auguste Bonuamy chief justice of Talil’s supreme court leads a Washington delegation to urge U S support. The group meets with the State Department and Marine Corps commandant to address alleged slave enslavement and help secure relief for Haitians.
Exchange news shows prime mercantile paper unchanged with strong call money. The report lists demand and cable rates for francs Belgian francs guilders lira marks and Greece, noting time loans and short rates with miscellaneous figures.
The list shows Liberty Bond figures for multiple series with prices: First 44 at 85.00 tanerin, Second 44 at 87.56, Third swap at 89.44, Fourth 44 at 87.60, Fifth 44 at 95.92.
Governor Hobby transmitted a message to the legislature urging immediate attention to the cotton question due to the demoralized market. He calls for measures to check and stabilize the rapidly decreasing price of the staple.
The piece notes 1916 attendance trends in the American and National League pennant races and states neither park can surpass recent single game records. It cites Cleveland and Chicago venues, Boston’s 1912 series record, and projects total World Series attendance surpassing 2.5 million after the current series. It lists yearly World Series attendances from 1903 to 1919 with totals and averages.
Testimony shows Ring Wan urged Chase to throw games and report the affair to Hermann. President Heidler of the National League corroborated how Lee McGee helped a game he tried to throw. Hoyne claimed evidence for criminal prosecution of players and recounted Comiskey seeking aid in World Series investigations. Buck Weaver Fred McMul lin and Kenfberg pleaded innocence and said they will defend in court.
The Young Men's Literary club Friday examined the prehistoric past with a paper on the mound builders of Tipoli by W. E. Mulien. Nineteen members participated as discussion covered the Yellowstone Park extension into Jackson Hole, which the club generally opposed. The Pacific railroad extension price also was considered.
Robbers believed from Mexicana gang who hit a Speer auction house Thursday night remain at large. They seized more than 260 dollars in cash and payroll checks along with watches and razors.
Investigators search Denver for Mrs. J W Crowhurst amid the Denton murder inquiry. Plumber James Crowhurst is held in Los Angeles and linked to the yacht scene at the Denton home. Authorities seek Mr and Mrs Peete and the missing 4 year old daughter as Los Angeles investigator C A Jones widens the case.
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