Aviators Race Near Cheyenne Pace Across Frontier Sky
Lieutenant Worthington and Captain Steinle led two rival flyers in a swift air race from Rawlins to Cheyenne, passing within miles of each other near the city. The field at O'Neil reported speed records, while observers praised their skill and public interest grew for continued coverage of aerial progress.
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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
Ban on Exportation of American Sugar Proposed
The report notes a measure by Congressman Frederick W. Dailinger of Massachusetts to halt sugar exports for months. Dailinger says the sugar shortage is worse than wartime and urges immediate action to end exportation, arguing the bill would restore supply.
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Thane
Frederick W. Dailinger
Massachusetts
Bon Pont
Government moves to end soft coal strike threat
Washington reports the government will protect workers who stay on the job and revive the fuel administration with wartime powers. It plans coal allocation for homes and essential industries and seeks mediation to end the strike by 500000 miners. Indianapolis dispatch notes miners will exercise their constitutional right to strike.
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Washington
Wilson
Fuel Administration
Ccal
EIS Field To Scene Of Extensive Drilling
Northern Marbon county ferris field faces a surge of activity as drilling crews move in. Local officials note the operation could bring significant oil extraction developments and related industrial activity to the area.
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Eis Field
Marbon
Acon
Labor foes its own interests says governor in Cheyenne
Governor Mollen of the 21st district of International Rotary denounces labor leaders in Cheyenne addressing Volarians at the Plains Hotel. He argues wage hikes and shorter hours would curb production and raise living costs, urging unity against alien and Bolshevik elements and calling for loyalty to a single flag. Page 6.
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Hoger Mollen
International Rotary
Cheyenne
Notary
Wyoming Governor Declares Neutrality in Coal Strike
Governor Robert D. Carey announces the state will remain neutral between coal operators and miners as the national strike looms. He pledges to enforce laws impartially, prevent disorder, and prepare measures to avert fuel shortages if needed.
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Carey
Wyoming
Executive Department
Nine Die When Southern Pacific Train Wrecks at Acton
Nine persons killed and one injured when Southern Pacific Train No. 36 derailed near Acton. The engine tender and baggage cars left the track and tumbled down an embankment, causing telegraph and telephone lines to fail. Authorities at Acton reported the disaster as crews were sent to the scene.
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Southern Pacific
Acton
Los Angeles
Act
Plot to Assassinate Officials and Cause Reign of Terror Revealed
Police reveal a plot to assassinate officials and spark an anarchistic uprising. Evidence includes orders for weapons and large quantities of homemade arms. Miss Trixie Maynard the Belgian police dog is shown in the latest photograph with Lt. B. W. Maynard during a transcontinental flight.
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Miss Trixie
Maynard
Trixie Maynard
B. W. Maynard
Gheyenne
Smith
Ife
Tica
Grace Kalber Leads Salesmanship Club Campaign
Grace Kalber heads a Salesmanship Club drive amid the Double Credit Gold Prize offer attracting many subscriptions. The campaign runs toward a November 6 deadline with state leaders and club members jockeying for top positions as the effort unfolds.
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Grace Kalber
Salesmanship Club
Prices urged to cut coal costs by government plan
Washington reports a government conference recommends restoring earlier price controls on coal. The move, likely approved by the president, would lower post coal prices and reduce shipping costs under contracts since February first, with effects felt soon.
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Washington
Geer
Powell Acquitted of Felonious Assault
The jury found William Powell of Horse Crook not guilty of felonious assault against Mrs. Neil Clark at the Lark Ranch during a dispute over business matters. Powell, a well known ranchman, was tried in the divides court after the incident a fortnight ago.
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William Powell
Horse Crook
Neil Clark
Lark Ranch
Last Amendment To Peace Pact Falls Short In Senate
Washington Oct 20 The 44 amendments tied to the peace treaty are rejected as the Inez survivor proposal by Senator Moses Republican New Hampshire to review voting strength in the League of Nations fails in the Senate. Two other proposals are defeated, one by Senator Sherman Republican Illinois to amend the treaty preamble.
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Washington
Inez
Moses
New Hampshire
Anabors
Sherman
Ilinois
Miners Publicity Agent Seeks November 4 Street Tie
Ellis Searles serves as the official journal editor and publicity agent for the Washington joiners union. The group plans to hold a street set event on November 4 to publicize miners' concerns and organize support.
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Ellis Searles
Miners’ Official Journal
Washington
Conference 15 Asked by State Mine Owners
The ool tine operators of Wise ming requested a conference with Martin Gahill of Mork Springs and Jin Morwon of Chey Gine to negotiate wage terms. Gine, president and secretary of United Mine Workers Local No 28, aims to avert a threatened strike spanning 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
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Northers Herald
Assackid
Bae
Oleht Ath
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Ofty
Frederick W. Dallinge
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Borg
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Rotary Club
American Federation
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Pagor
Robert D. Carey
Trixie
AIR Doe
Powell
Peage Pagt
Senator Miles Poindexter
Nilo Poindextur
HoWalian
Cal Gover
Lip Fons
Farinaos Noutiov
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