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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Brookfield sausage frankfurters salmon whitefish and money related words with unclear context. No clear event date people or organizations emerge. The readable items are product names and stray letters, lacking a coherent news item.
The report notes pilots, including Lieutenants Maynard and Kiel, nearing Mineola as they push coastward. Major A L Sneed and observer Worth Dr. Meliore died after a crash at Girriss field, marking the race’s fifth fatality with Sneed injured.
Fragmentary report details a transport reaching Rawlins after an inbound trip from Cheyenne. It mentions two officers and a delayed return of a body identified as EK V Wales, who was killed the previous day.
Three sailors faced off in a trans air derby with Captain L among the entrants. The event showcased rising talent from the SFaT wavan Gayak and O. C. rue clubs as Reading hosted the competition.
A fragment notes Maynard's rough outing in Salt Lake City with a scoreline of 10 over. Details are limited due to the OCR fragment.
Lieutenant Maynard reported a tough flight from Rachine to Salt Lake City with a severe north wind slowing progress. He aimed to reach San Francisco by tomorrow for luncheon, despite a German police dog scene during takeoff and a pursuit by spectators.
Eight pilots landed at Ak-Sar-Ben field during the trans continental derby with four coming from Naylor field to Mineola and four from Mineola to San Francisco. Captain Lowell H. Smith led the westward fliers and left Omaha early to continue to the eastern terminal. No accidents reported at Ak-Sar-Ben. Lieut. L Webster delayed briefly en route to St. Paul.
The report cites open shop principles, employer rights to hire from employed groups, and a walkout by division workers tied to a fisher price rule. It notes a longshoremen strike near New York with a push for higher pay and ongoing wage conference discussions across miners and coal fields.
Investigators examined rolling mills and kitchen equipment in mill homes as they questioned plant officials about conditions. A die with strikers drew attention in Pittsburgh and Clairton with observers aiming to hear all sides. Chairman Kenyon noted efforts to ensure timely, objective input amid the dispute with foreign elements among strikers.
Mrs. Ada Hawkins aged 24 died Thursday at 1008 West Nineteenth Street. The funeral is probably held today. Her husband serves in the army and is stationed in the Philippine Islands.
Miss Mary Brown returns from New York Friday morning after about four weeks pursuing studies. She plans to become a secretary in the Y W C A.
Classified fragment shows a wanted notice for a messenger named Bey associated with Cheyenne service. Readable details are sparse but indicate a request for a person likely seeking employment or assignment.
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