Dancing party at Fort Russell in Cheyenne
Invitations extended to townspeople for a dancing party tonight at Fort Russell from 8 to 11 30 hosted by Miss Charlotte and with Sergeants Duthie Kilberg and Private A as committee. Also notes a DAR meeting and various social visits and community events around Cheyenne.
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Labor Day Storm Overwhelms Cheyenne
A severe Labor Day storm drenched Cheyenne with flooding and wind damage. Leaves and branches piled on sidewalks near the Dannelly cafe and city park as floodwater forced drainage efforts and disrupted local transit, with reports that the storm stayed within ten miles of the city.
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Conductors Fault Cited After Colorado Disaster
Continued from Page One details blame on conductors for a tragedy. Judge R F Morrison of Denver, a noted mining law author, perished in the disaster. Strickler, 17, of Casper Wyoming, a high school cadet, also among the injured or named.
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Council of Kadosh Installs Officers
Wyo ming Consistory No 1 holds a regular meeting at which officers were installed by the Council of Kadosh. Names listed include Commander J A Kirkpatrick and First Lieutenant Commander J Howell among others such as William A Wyman, William C Mentzer, C Rafter, George H Gilland, Samuel Cogan, B W Stone, Howard B Helas, Charlies L Beatty, Galen A Fox, Walter D Batchellor, Harry A True Jr, John Burri, John W Howard, Clyde Barry, Benjamin F Swisher, William L Cook and others.
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Charlies L. Beatty
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Galen A. Fox
Draper
Walter D. Batchellor
Harry A. True, Jr
John Burri
Beauseant
John W. Howard
Clyde Barry
Enjamin F. Swisher
Guard
William L. Cook
Sentinel
Two More Airships Wrecked at Springs Continued
The article notes De Aviland 4 airships used in mall service with pilot and observer seats. crews trained on the New York to San Francisco route and landing fields. Washington dispatches claim aerial mail service to begin Wednesday with planes from New York and San Francisco at 6:30 a.m., but local officials doubt an immediate start.
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Maine Election Momentum Shapes Septembers Ballot
Portland Maine voters prepare for September 18 election as Republicans and Democrats project outcomes. The state’s September voting tradition heightens stakes for governor, U S Senate seats, and legislature, with national leaders bringing heavy guns into Maine’s campaign.
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Sugar trade shifts amid China Formosa imports
China faces sugar quality and transportation hurdles while Formosa under Japanese rule grows. Chinese analysts blame imports for inferior local sugar and argue limited inland transport and taxes impede production. They estimate yearly consumption near 800000 tons for 400 million people with imports around 450000 tons.
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Maine Republicans field candidates amid national treaty debate
Bangor candidate H Jurkourat defeated Governor Carl Milliken and Judge Deering in GOP primaries, while Bertrand McIntire from Norway is noted as Milliken’s earlier rival. Three GOP incumbents seek re election with Democrats Price Towle and Brown contesting in their districts. Local focus shifts to league of nations and prohibition amid changing legislative redistricting concerns.
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Portland
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Beet Sugar Crowded China from Leaders In World Production
Manila dispatch reports China produces about 250000 short tons of sugar annually. Sechuen leads with over 184000 tons, Kwang-Tung follows at 100000. Fairchild notes China once ranked among the top four producers forty to fifty years ago, but beet sugar in Europe shifted the balance, leaving China around twelfth in world production.
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Flu Took Many from Pacific Mystery Race
Honolulu reports at the Pan-Pacific congress that influenza wiped out half the Polynesian race, prompting calls to study origins. Dr. Herbert B. Gregory and A. G. Mayor discuss losses, funding from Yale to Bishop Museum, and shared ties between Japanese and Polynesians amid limited Pacific knowledge.
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Olatoan Oil well No 4 near Pedro reports down 520 feet
The Olatoan Oil Company well No 4 in section 34-46-63 Osage field near Pedro is down 520 feet with 480 feet of oil in the hole though sand has not yet encountered. Muddy sand expected at 600 feet. Drilling also noted on section 6-45-62 and section 31-46-.
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