Pioneering Aviators Sprint in Endurance Race
The field features famed American aviators including Lieut. Col. Hartney and Captain Kindley among others racing over 2 700 miles at high speed. Notable pilots like Col. Culver and Lieut. Gish push limits with advanced aircraft and dangerous journeys while the derby showcases past war heroes and new engineering feats.
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Field Kindley
Albany
Lieut. Gish
Lieut Gish
Captain de Laverene
Washington
Cant. de Laverene
Maynard
Romorantin
Carl Spatz
Laberty
Spatz
Issoudun Trainin School
American Speciitics
Tee Eet
Victor
Music of the cash register outshines famed composers
The piece argues the cash register’s metallic rhythm surpasses Chopin Bach and Beethoven in stirring emotion. It praises the inspired director and Lilthe brond castiber for transforming the register’s sounds into a lasting, queenly musical instrument.
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Heethoven
Great Transcontinental Air Derby Opens Amid Strong Competition
The Great Air Derby features 80 plus flights from New York and San Francisco covering 2700 miles. Army officers compete under American Flying Club rules with three races including time and speed contests. The event aims to test aircraft endurance and influence future U.S. air service legislation.
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New York
San Franciso
United States Army
Army
Wicceas
Washington
Navy
American Flying Club
Air Service
Navy Department
Army Mir
San Francisco
Binghampton
N. Y
Atlantic
Long Island
Wolcott
Wyoming
Walcott Control
American Flying Gib
Chambers of Commerce
Sanitation, Market Prices and Ancient Ball Games
The passage notes high sanitary practices and varying microbe counts, reports hay selling for up to 60 dollars a ton in northern England, compares prewar and current hay prices, and recalls ancient Greeks and Romans using ball games to strengthen the body.
Wyoming Supreme Court Dismisses Nonresident Attorneys Petition
The Wyoming Supreme Court, with Beard and Blydenburg concurring, dismissed a petition in error in North Laramie Lamb Company v Albert E. Wolfman et al due to counsel lacking regular bar admission. It also held it had no original jurisdiction in State ex rel Leasenby v True seeking a writ prohibiting a reservoir on Harney Creek. The decision, guided by Justice Blydenburg, notes transfers of permit rights dating from 1944 to 1947 and cites Davis & Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard
Wyoming Supreme Rout
Asunilate Juellons Pur Lers
Blydenburgh
Wedmeeday
North Laramie Lamb Company
Albert E. Wolfman
Jones
George E. Martin
Platte County
Wyoming
Gounse
Porm & Head of
Chicago
Supreme
State of Wyoming
John W. Leasenby
James B. True
Harney Creek
Albany County
Blydenburg
Leagenby
D.t Bualin
Leanenby
Davis & Thomas
Grateful Pelican Attracts Santa Cruz Attention
In Santa Cruz the famed pelican named Bul is revered by locals for surviving oil pollution at Seabright Beach and a dogged act of devotion. Albert O'Connor, a garage mechanic, feeds and cares for Bul who guards the shop and welcomes all animals. A recent coast journey nearly separated them but Bul returned, endearing himself to residents who view him as a steadfast symbol.
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Ganta Cruz
Santa Crus
Lis
Seabright Beach
Albert O'Gondor
U'Gondor
Uim
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J. B. Hartney
Royal Air Forces
D.S. C
Egypt
East
Horee Doctor
Ela Na
Kentucky
Wonder Tobacco
Burley
King of Pipeland
the Friendly Tobacco
England
Sherman Paint Co
Wyoming Supreme Court
Ghermay Paint
Bill
SA Grateful Pelican
Qanta Cruz
O'Conner
O'Connor
Gerige
Will
O'Gemnor
FOLEY
Gorrie
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