Aviators Race Amid Wyoming Air Show Event
Reported from Cheyenne details an air race involving Lt Worthington and Capt Steinle flying from Omaha to ONeil Field and Rawlins to the coast. Distances were close with early departures from Rawlins and ONeil amid post flight remarks praising Clune and the field staff for safety and coordination during the continental crossing attempt.
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O'Neil
Lane
New York
A. Mes
Heutenant
Worthington
Weetny
O'Neil Field
Yelock
Omaha
Pin Felix Stelle
Eorly
Rawlins
C Avenne
Hil
Winks
G. A. Inne
Cove
Vashon
Neil Field
Rae Cn
Uena
Leontioue
Clune
Neil Fick
Stathan
Bilee
Gheyenne
Fort
DR. Gilat
York
Toda
Wyoming
Sugar export ban proposed by congressman amid shortage
Congressman Frederick W. Dailinger of Massachusetts presses for immediate export limits on American sugar arguing the shortage rivals wartime levels. He claims his bill is enacted and calls for swift action to stabilize supplies and prices.
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Thane
Frederick W. Dailinger
Massachusetts
Bon Pont
Government Moves to End Coal Miner Strike in 500,000 Standoff
President Wilson endorses protection for workers who stay on the job as the fuel administration gains wartime powers to prevent hoarding and profiteering. The Mine Workers call the strike unavoidable while urging an end through mediation amid accusations of operators stalling negotiations.
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Washington
Wilson
Fuel Administration
Ccal
EIS Field To Scene Of Ex Extensive Drilling
The Ferris field in northern Marbon County is set for a major drilling push. Officials report extensive activity and multiple wells planned as state authorities supervise operations amid ongoing oil development in the region.
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Eis Field
Marbon
Acon
Labor foes cost of living by stifling production
Governor Hoger Mollen of the 21st district condemns the American Federation of Labor for actions he says hurt rank and file Americans. He argues that wage hikes and shorter hours reduce production and raise living costs, urging unity against alien and Bolshevik influences. He calls for shared sacrifice to maintain employers' aims and resolve.
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Hoger Mollen
International Rotary
Cheyenne
Notary
Wyoming Governor Declares Neutral Stance in Coal Strike
Governor Robert D. Carey states the state will maintain neutrality between operators and miners as a national coal strike looms. He urges lawful conduct, measures to prevent disorder, and readiness to act to protect the public if fuel shortages threaten Wyoming residents.
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Carey
Wyoming
Executive Department
Nine Die As Southern Pacific Train Wrecks Near Acton
Nine persons killed and others injured when Southern Pacific train No. 36 derailed near Acton, California. The engine, baggage car, and five coaches plunged over the embankment, taking down telegraph and telephone lines along the route. A constable at Acton reported the casualty scene and emergency response was under way.
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Southern Pacific
Acton
Los Angeles
Act
Plot to Assassinate Officials and Stir Up Uprising
Police reveal a plot to assassinate officials and unleash an anarchistic uprising. Evidence obtained shows ordered arms and ammunition and homemade weapons manufactured locally.
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Smith
Ife
Tica
Grace Kalber Leads Salesmanship Club Campaign
Grace Kalber guides Salesmanship Club as the Double Credit Gold Prize offer spurs subscriptions. Members jockey for top positions with the State Leader set to announce the final campaign on November 6. The drive continues through mid November as volunteers press for sales.
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Grace Kalber
Salesmanship Club
Government coal price plan eyed after conference
Washington reports a conference recommendation to re establish post coal prices lower than current levels. The move aims for substantial price cuts on coal and shipments under contracts since February 1, with expected presidential approval and immediate effect.
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Washington
Geer
Powell Acquitted of Felonious Assault
The jury found William Powell of Horse Crook not guilty of felonious assault on Mrs. Neil Clark during a dispute at the Lark ranch two weeks ago. Powell, a well known ranchman, faced the charge in the divides court after the alleged incident over business matters.
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William Powell
Horse Crook
Neil Clark
Lark Ranch
Last Amendment To Peace Pact Defeated In Senate
Washington Oct 20 The 44 amendments attached to the peace treaty became history as the Inez survivor proposal by Senator Moses New Hampshire to review voting strength in the League of Nations failed in the Senate. The chamber also rejected another proposal by Senator Sherman Illinois to amend the preamble to reference a future reference.
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Washington
Inez
Moses
New Hampshire
Anabors
Sherman
Ilinois
Publicity Agent Workers in Mines
Ellis Searles edits the Miners' official journal and serves as publicity writer for the joiners at the seams in Washington. The event aims to award the street set for November 4.
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Ellis Searles
Miners’ Official Journal
Washington
Conference 15 Sought By State Mine Owners
The ool tine operators of Wise ming request a conference with Martin Gahill of Mork Springs and Jin Morwon of Chey to negotiate new wage terms. Uhen dittelet No 28 of the United Mine Workers of America will oversee the meeting to avert a threatened strike across the district.
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Wiseming
Martin’ Gahill
Mork Springs
Jin Morwon
Chey
Gine
Anil
Uhin Dittelet
Ono
Th United Mine Workers of America
Negrotiat
Diluminage
Ms Pratate
Aanachation, Ly ‘Ragone Ison
Northers Herald
Assackid
Bae
Oleht Ath
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Frederick W. Dallinge
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American Federation
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Robert D. Carey
Miss Trixie
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Trixie Maynard
B. W. Maynard
Trixie
AIR Doe
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