Air mail wrecks haunt Rock Springs field trio of DH-4 planes
Three DH-4 air mail planes were wrecked within three days at Rock Springs 225 miles west after departures from Cheyenne and North Platte. One plane landed upside down during a takeoff, another ran out of gasoline and wrecked on the highway, and a third disappeared into a forced landing. Two ships left Cheyenne yesterday morning about 9 80 oclock. Plane 162 arrived from the east Sunday along with plane 104. The gas line leak and fuel shortages are cited as causes. The fate of the fourth craft remains unclear with continued reports.
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Labor Day Deluge Floods Cheyenne Sewers and Cellars
A Labor Day storm floods Cheyenne sewers and many cellars as rainwater inundates streets and homes. Passersby report rising water levels, with residents scrambling to limit damage while trains and platforms feel the impact of the downpour.
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HAYS AND COX BOTH USE PENS
Governor Cox replies to Will Hays denying a list of city quotas and accusing the Chicago affair of false oath. Floods near Lincoln Highway and Capitol Avenue disrupt traffic, with pockets of water in streets and parks as residents watch for further damage. Denver interurban collision kills eleven and injures seventy near Globeville. rescuers rush to aid and identify victims.
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Impressive Labor Day Parade Stages Rainy Morning Event
A large Labor Day parade unfolded yesterday despite rain, praised as one of the best in years. The march featured many trades from the Typographical Union including printers and decorators with floats from local firms and a Pacific band, drawing cheering crowds along downtown streets.
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Melancholy Days as Harding's Americans Start School
Public schools open today as students return after long vacation. Enrollment, classification and transfers aim to ease crowded classrooms. The new wild school is unavailable this term while other buildings will house overflow classes.
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Cork Lord Mayor Till Alive But Weakening Fast
London Sept 6 At 9 o clock tonight Lord Mayor MacSwiney remained alive but his strength waned and the prison doctor advised relatives to prevent conversation to conserve energy. His wife and sisters spent hours at the prison. One remarked that he could hardly be so ill and still survive, and hoped Americans would withdraw funds from English securities as labor in England seemed unable to help.
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Sixty Thousand Camp At Municipal Ground Since May
The article notes 60 000 people have camped at the municipal camping ground since May 16. The overland autolet shows the city offers an attractive stay, with daily averages around 160 early and rising to about 3 000 during the peak period.
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Log Cabin Candidate Slated for Congress
Knoxville Tenn report states Lieutenant Carrol Reece, a young war veteran born in a log cabin, will run for Congress. He defeated veteran Sam H. Sells for the First District seat after serving in France where he earned three decorations.
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Harding outlines league revision and labor policy in Ohio remarks
Senator Harding elaborated his views on the league of nations and labor issues on the eve of a campaign swing. He proposed possible amendments to the peace covenant and urged closer employer employee relations with joint advisory committees and arbitration while supporting Koch Cummins railway act provisions.
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Weather forecast for Wyoming unsettled days
Unsettled weather persists Tuesday and Wednesday with probable showers. Temperatures stay near current levels and little change is expected across the state.
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Gompers Supports Cox as Labor Day Speech Carrier
Samuel Gompers urged support for Governor Cox in a Labor Day address in Columbus Ohio. He praised Cox if Congress backs all constructive legislation and criticized Senator Harding as less effective. Gompers defended the League of Nations and called Congress a congress of negation.
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Dead and Seriously Injured List After Denver Collision
A revised list of casualties from the Denver Interurban collision includes Frank Dolby 21 Louisville miner Joe Cortez 80 Louisville railroad foreman William Zarina 21 Louisville miner Judge R Morison 65 Denver Archie Malley 2 Boulder 28 Boulder Graber 61 Denver conductor incoming train Wilbines Hilburg 29 Globeville Frank Craveth 58 California Raymond Joyat unnamed Boulder Joseph Louisville Colo Japanese signet ring marked ye among the injured or listed as dead or dying with several more names noted as pending confirmation.
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