Denver man leads case on Big Horn Sheep dispute
Bert Lewis of Denver faces a legal case tied to the Lost Cabin area and the Big Horn Sheep company. The matter has drawn attention with arguments heard over a period and the district attorney's office and W A Riner representing the defendant in Wyoming.
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Denver
United States
Big Horn
John
Ment
Nm Sheep Company
Wyom
W. A. Riner
Service led by Trucks and protests delay trains
Refusal of men to carry muni ed men and police disrupted service. Train crews and soldiers were dismissed in several places. movements by motor and protests by traders followed Blan Fein order. About 600 miles of trains affected and officials moved to quell disruptions.
First Nonstop Omaha Cheyenne Mail Flight Achieved
Pilot Pickup of the U S air mail service completed a record non stop flight from Omaha to Cheyenne in three hours and forty three minutes at an average speed of 121.8 mph. He carried 37.6 pounds of mail and had enough fuel for five more hours, while John Knight was reassigned to the Wyoming division after a dusk flight over the government field.
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Piickup
United States Air
Omaha
Cheyenne
Carribac
John Knight
Air. Mail Service
Avi
Wyoming
Government Field
Night Landings By Pilot Knights Highlight Air Mail Speed
A fragment notes Pilot Knights known for night landings and his role with the air mail service. It mentions mail departing at 5 30 p m and arriving in New York at 5 p m the next day, illustrating rapid delivery contrasts.
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Pilot Knights
Eiby
United States Air Mail Service
General Post Office
New York
Governor Declines to Proclaim League Nations Day
Governor Robert D. Carey yesterday refused to proclaim tomorrow October 24 as League of Nations day in Wyoming citing political motives behind observance moves.
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Robert D. Carey
League of Nations
Wyoming
Realistic Scrap In Red Lane Ends Run Today
A notably physical scene from The Red Lane closes its run today, featuring Mayo as American customs officer and James Mas on as French Canadian smuggler. The production draws praise for endurance and stark realism in its combat sequence.
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Mayo
James Mason
Amuggier
Frank Mayo
Attractions at the Pro Gram Feature Eddie Polo and More
The program will include Eddie Polo in The Vanishing Dagger a two real Western drama A Highway Romance and a Star comedy. Yesterday's audiences enjoyed the new organ music played by Leo Bath noted as one of the country’s most talented organists.
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Eddie Polo
Leo Bath
Film Surpasses Stage Production In New “Mid-Channel”
The coming of the film version of Mid-Channel at Amuse Sunday through Tuesday surpasses the Broadway stage version. Clara Kimball Young delivers a brilliant performance surpassing Ethel Barrymore in the stage run, with lavish sets and costumes that outshine the stage.
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Ethel Barrymore
Arthur Wing Pinero
Clara Kimball Young
Sir Arthur Wing Pinero
Lyric Shows Three Pearl White Serial Episodes Today
Pearl White’s The Black Secret features three episodes titled The Betrayal A Crippled Hand and Webs of Deceit at the Lyric today only. The serial, by Robert W. Chambers, promises a fresh format of six reels weekly. Also on bill is Young Buffalo in Law of the Border a tense western drama.
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Pearl White
Robert W. Chambers
Young Buffalo
White Houses for U S Legations Planned in Abroad
Representative Stephen G Porter proposed financing and constructing White Houses at American legations abroad using American labor. He suggested raising passport fees from $2 to $20 to fund the plan and argued the project would be a symbol of American diplomatic presence, regardless of cost. Joseph C O Mahoney left for Washington D C.
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Peking
Stephen G. Porter
Pennsylvania
House Foreign Relations Committee
Tre
Pewig
White Houses
China
Porter
Germans Disturbed Opposition To Berlin Food Controller
Berlin reports opposition to the admission of 5000 cows donated by American farmers and to flour imports offered by New York bakers. The Food Controller Hermes faces the backlash as he contends with these proposals stirring protest.
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Hermes
Germany
America
New York
German Debate Over American Cows Gift Sparks Reichstag Interpellation
Liberal Berlin papers report conflict over accepting 1 500 000 cows donated by American farmers. The Food Controller fears Atlantic transport limits and fodder shortages while critics argue the move could replace supplies to France and Belgium and threaten existing German farm monopolies.
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Eaenter
Germany
Reichstag
Atlantic
Hils
France
Belgium
Funeral for William Kinney Set Sunday Afternoon
William L Kinney died Wednesday morning near a gas heater at 114 East Beventeeanth street in a suspected suicide. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM at Barry Fricker Brothers mortuary, with Rev Alice Jackson officiating. The body will lie in state until 1 PM and burial is in Lakeview cemetery. Herbert Donaldson is a brother in law of the deceased.
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William L. Kinney
East Beventeeanth Street
Barry- Fricker Brothers
Alice Jackson
the Baptist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Herbert ©. Donaldson
Mr. Kinney
Returnees Occupy Rheime Ruins In Cellar Communities
More than 60,000 people have returned to the ruins of Rheime where most reside in miles of wine cellars. They live among shattered buildings and scarce resources, turning underground spaces into temporary shelter as authorities work to stabilize the area.
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Rheime
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