Air mail ships wrecked at Rock Springs three days
Two air mail ships left Cheyenne yesterday morning and were wrecked at Rock Springs 225 miles west. All pilots were uninjured though planes suffered major damage. A third DH-4 was wrecked in Rock Springs during a three day spate of incidents.
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Labor Day Deluge Floods Cheyenne Sewers and Cellars
A heavy Labor Day rain floods Cheyenne sewers, invading numerous cellars as water rises across streets. Passengers watch the city flood signals, while headlines note lines about trains and stranded people amid the rising tide.
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Hays and Cox Use Pens in Public Battle
Gov Cox responds to Will Hays on charges of a Chicago corruption list and quota figures tied to Republican fundraising. The exchange centers on an official document from Republican headquarters and disputed quotas amid a nationwide funding claim.
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Impressive Labor Day March Amid Rainy Parade
A sizable Labor Day parade unfolded yesterday with bands, floats, and union groups moving through downtown streets despite rain. Organizers highlighted craftsmen from the Typographical Union and various trades including printers, laundry workers, masons, and decorators, while spectators cheered along the route.
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Melancholy Start For Harding's Americans On School Day
Public schools open today as enrollment and classification begin for the nine month term. Parents hurried with vaccination, dental, and health checks while officials anticipate crowded classes and limit transfer petitions until after registration.
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Cork Lord Mayor Till Alive But Weakening Fast
London Sept 6 Lord Mayor MacSwiney remained alive at 9 tonight but grew weaker and a prison doctor advised relatives not to let him converse to conserve strength. His wife and sisters stayed in the prison for hours. One commented that it seemed he could hardly survive and that hope lay in America with American financiers withdrawing funds from English securities.
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Seventy Thousand Campers At Municipal Ground Report
From May 16 to now about 60 000 people have camped at the municipal campground. The figure reflects steady patronage with daily totals rising to about 3 000 during peak periods, indicating strong local use and urban camping interest.
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Log Cabin Candidate Slated for Congress
Knoxville telegram reports Lt. Carrol Reece a Vietnam era veteran born in a log cabin and a three decoration recipient in France. He defeated Sam H. Sells for the First District renomination in a race described as the Log Cabin candidate surge.
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Harding outlines league reform and labor policy in Ohio speech
Senator Harding expands on league of nations reform and labor issues on the eve of a campaign trip. He favors amendment or reconstruction of the peace covenant, supports closer employer employee ties, voluntary arbitration, and Koch Cummins rail act provisions while promoting unionism without industrial or governmental domination.
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Weather Forecast Wyoming Unsettled Days With Showers
Unsettled conditions persist in Wyoming for Tuesday and Wednesday with probable showers. Temperatures expected to hold steady with little change across the period.
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Gompers Supports Cox in Labor Day Speech
Samuel Gompers in Columbus on Labor Day praised President and urged support for Governor Cox if Congress passed all constructive legislation. He labeled Senator Harding as lacking in constructive action and defended the League of Nations, criticizing Congress as a negation.
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Dead and seriously injured in Denver Interurban collision
A revised list of fatalities and serious injuries from this afternoon's 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 Frank Craveth 58 California Raymond Joyat and others. Identified names span Denver Boulder Louisville Globeville and California with several unidentifiable entries and a signet ring marked ye among the casualties.
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