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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1910

Page

6

Shortage of Sockeye Salmon Faces Nation

Seattle reports the 1910 Puget Sound sockeye pack ended August 26 at 222 107 cases, far below last year's million plus. Fraser River pack lines up around 160 000 acres. Demand for 1910 canned salmon is unprecedented and orders await opening prices. A leading packer predicts the 1910 catch cannot meet United States and territorial demand.

Seattle Wash Puget Sound Fraser River United States

Cheyenne Motor Club Runs Fast Four-Mile Dirt Track

The Cheyenne Motor Club organized in 1909 with 104 members built the world’s fastest four-mile dirt track north of Cheyenne, later hosting Frontier Park events and horse races. The 1910 leadership includes Geo H Nagle as president and J L Thomas as vice president. The track boasts police presence from Fort Russell and premier viewing for spectators.

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

Four stops into a Paris to Bordeaux flight show Bielouvet’s actual time of T hours and 5 minutes and 54 seconds over about 266 miles. The last leg averaged 54 miles per hour, with potential new long sustained speed record. Atlantic Mass September 3 Boston Harvard aero program noted ideal aviation weather.

Bielouvucet Paris Bordeaux Atlantic Mass Boston-Harvard Aero

Air meet opens with famed aviators amid $50,000 prizes

The event opens with many known aviators from the United States and Europe. Claude Graham-White of England fires the first shot and circles the field three times at about 100 feet. The six mile course and time are announced as 7 minutes 7 seconds. Clifford Harmon aims to stage more than 117 flights in three days. In a separate case Katherine is charged with larceny. A court finds $700 worn in disputed articles including pokes, kimonos, dresses, and laces. Police suspect Rooney employed several girls and used favors to control them, concluding the worker pool is larger than believed.

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

Sermon Subjects At Churches Today

The First Congregational Church notes a morning subject "My Father Worketh Even Until Now, and I Work," with an evening union service at the Presbyterian church. South Congregational Church hosts a 3 o'clock Sunday school meeting for reorganization. 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

In New York on September 3, detective reports a department store floorwalker calling himself the Baron of Lobster Square who says he has captured a man linked to two former salesgirls now serving penitentiary terms. Hypnotic influence is claimed.

New York William R. Rooney Lobster Square

Idaho State Bank Closed in Halley Idaho

Salt Lake City report says the Idaho State Bank of Halley was closed by State Bank examiner G. W. Cruse of Boise. The bank’s affairs are tangled and require time to straighten. Liabilities amount to about 540000 dollars.

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 pastor of Durham Congregational Church faced a justice of the peace on charges of misappropriating church and society funds. The 29 year old, married man from Boston gave bond and awaits trial after serving about a year at the Durham church until last February. Fine Wall Paper at Sherman Co.

Durham Conn Chester H. Sweet Congregational Church Sweet Boston

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