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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1910

Page

14

Shortage of Salmon Faces Country

Seattle dispatch notes 1910 sockeye pack on Puget Sound totaled 222,107 cases, well below last season’s over a million. Fraser River pack reached about 160,000 acres with exact counts pending. Demand for 1910 canned salmon is unprecedented and orders wait on opening prices. a leading packer warns 1910 output won’t meet U S and territorial needs.

Seattle Wash Puget Sound Fraser River United States

Cheyenne Motor Club Sets Fast Four-Mile Track Record

The Cheyenne Motor Club, organized in May 1909 with 104 members, built the fastest four-mile dirt track north of Cheyenne, located at Frontier Park near Fort D.A. Russell. The club, debts covered by member notes, staged races with notable wins including Renault’s 25 miles in 24:17 and Oldspédcle’s two hundred-mile Cheyenne Motor Club Trophy in 2:19:47, setting a circuit record.

Chayenne Motor Club Motor Club Cheyenne Motor Club Cheyenne Colorado R. R Frontier Park Fort D. A. Russell United States Geo. H. Nagle J. Stimson J. L. Thomas Geo Walker H. Nagle John L. Thomas Warren Richardson Renault Epce de Oldfield Autom Os

Remarkable records in aerial navigation from Paris to Bordeaux

Four stops mark Bielouvucet’s Paris to Bordeaux flight with a time of T hours 5 minutes 54 seconds over about 266 miles. The last leg averaged 54 miles per hour, and officials believe a new long sustained speed record is set. Atlantic Mass September 3 reports ideal aviation weather for the Boston Harvard aero event.

Bielouvucet Paris Bordeaux Atlantic Mass Boston-Harvard Aero

Aviators compete as Graham-White leads six mile feat

The meet opens with 50,000 dollars in prizes and several famed aviators including Claude Graham-White of England. He circles the field three times at about 100 feet, over a six mile course, with a time of 7 minutes 7 seconds reported. Clifford Harmon aims to break 117 fights in three days. A separate case involves Katherine and Boone charged with larceny, with a $700 value recovered and police noting Rooneys employment suggests girl workers aiding him in thefts.

Polices Eurepe Claude Grahan-White England Clakt Graham-White Clifford Harmon Katherine Boone Rooney

Sermon Subjects At Churches Today

First Congregational Church will feature My Father Worketh Even Until Now and I Work as the morning topic. South Congregational holds a 3 o clock Sunday school reorganization meeting. Allen Chapel A M E Church preaches at 10:45 a.m. and 7:45 p.m with other services as usual.

First Congregational Church The Presbyterian Church South Congregational Church Allen Chapel M. S

Floorwalker in Store Makes Girls Stral

New York report describes William R. Rooney a floorwalker who called himself the Baron of Lobster Square. A department store detective says he hypnotized a man whose alleged offenses led to two former salesgirls serving sentences in the penitentiary.

New York William R. Rooney Lobster Square

Idaho State Bank Closed in Halley Utah

Idaho State Bank of Halley Idaho suspended operations and placed under the supervision of State Bank examiner G W Cruse of Boise. The failure involves roughly 540000 dollars in liabilities and may require time to resolve.

Idaho State Bank Salt Lake City Utah Idaho State Bank of Halley Banda of State Bank G. W. Cruse Boise

Pastor Charged With Misappropriating Church Funds

Rev. Chester H. Sweet former Durham Congregational pastor was arraigned and held for trial on charges of misappropriating church and society funds. Age about 29, married, he came from Boston and preached in Durham about a year until February. He posted bond.

Durham Conn Chester H. Sweet Congregational Church Sweet Boston

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