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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1920

Page

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Air Mail Pilot Flies From New York Through Iowa City

Rudolph G. Page completed the first leg of trans continental air mail from Mineola to Iowa City with stops at Bellefonte Cleveland and Maywood outside Chicago. He planned Omaha overnight but landed due to darkness and will resume at 5 30 tomorrow for Omaha aiming for Salt Lake City tomorrow night. Béliefonte was the first stop at 859 am then 1006 am he started again after gasoline and service.

Chicago Iowa City Rudolph G. Page Mineola N. Y Bellefonte Cleveland Maywood Omaha Salt Lake City Béliefonte Pennsylvania Page

Cox Attacks Harding Opponent as Shift Y

Great Falls Mont Sept 8 Governor Cox assailed Senator Harding in a Montana campaign rally urging a League of Nations debate between Johnson and Taft. He criticized Harding’s international stance and traced his positions from senate votes to calls for separate peace with Germany and the league’s demise.

Great Falls Mont Harding Cox Montana League of Nations Johnson California Taft Owe Senate Knox Germany Pour League iatrague tribunal _ 0 Po Dapannes Ae Maas

Heavy financing cited in Senate probe of campaign funds

Support for Governor Cox’s claim that 400000 was set as Cleveland’s Republican fund and 235000 for Atlanta came from Republican witnesses at a Senate investigation. Harry M. Blair admitted approving Form 101 outlining 5000 and 10000 subscriptions. Blair said copies existed for old field agents but the plan release was cancelled. The Cleveland 400000 figure was linked to city official Dualay 8. The drive’s backers pledged 756000, per sources.

Chicago Cox Republican Dalent Fund Cleveland Atlanta Senate Harry M. Blair Republican National Committee Blair Republican National Dualay W. ‘and Means

Responsibility for life of MacSwiney passed to Fenners

London reports an incomplete statement suggesting Lloyd George may seek guarantees from Sinn Fein to stop police murders. If given, MacSwiney and Cork hunger strikers could be released and kept as hostages. Sinn Fein has yet to commit to such assurances. The Pope has reportedly intervened for MacSwiney in Brixton prison. Mrs MacSwiney warns about visiting her husband as his vitality wanes and dizziness is noted.

London Lloyd George Sinn Fein Mawnan LVL Llu Abv Polit LY MacSwinsy Cork Jall

Harding addresses Minnesota farmers at state fair

Senator W. G. Harding, campaigning away from home, outlines his agricultural policy to tens of thousands at the Minnesota State Fair grounds in Hanlie and follows with receptions in Minneapolis and St Paul. He favors cooperative marketing price stabilization farm loans railway transport and tariff revision to aid farmers.

State Fair Grounds Hanlie Minn W. G. Harding Minneapolis St. Paul Fair Grounds Repuir Twin Cities Mace Cox Torinne Hero Volos

Italy Earthquake Devastates Towns as Rescue Efforts Begin

Reports from Rome describe a massive earthquake disaster in Italy with hundreds dead and thousands injured. Small towns are wrecked, hospitals overwhelmed, and improvised tents serve the injured while aid pours in from across the country. Survivors recount terrifying shocks and dust veils as historic structures including a ducal palace near Massa Carrara suffer serious damage.

Rome Parcuates Italy Specers Massa Carrara Napoleon

Civil law paramount in Denver as strikers plan mass meeting

After military control ends in Denver, James C. Bulger announces a public mass meeting on the tramway strike. The tramway company will send representatives but not speakers. Civil authorities are not expected to object as troops begin to withdraw from Fort Logan and Camp Funston.

Denver C. C. Ballou James C. Bulger State Federation of Labor Bulger Frederick W. Hild Pany Welisco Fort Logan Camp Funston Ballon

Sheridan Polo Team Eliminates Denver in Handicap Tourney

The Sheridan Cowpunchers defeated Denver 21 to 16 at Cheyenne Mountain Country Club, overcoming a 16 goal handicap. Colorado Springs and Sheridan meet Thursday to decide the final for the Lawrence C. Phipps cup.

Colorado Springs Rept Sheridan Cheyenne Mountain Country Club Denver

Wyoming Weather Forecast Says Partly Cloudy and Cooler

Partly cloudy and unsettled conditions with cooler temperatures expected across Wyoming Friday afternoon. Light to moderate winds and a chance of scattered showers may occur in eastern areas, with improving values toward evening.

Wyoming

Beck wins Seventh district battle in Wisconsin primary

In Milwaukee the defeat of Congressman John J. Hecht in the Seventh district primary paves the way for Joseph B. Beck, a former labor commissioner, backed by Senator La Follette. Beck's managers concede the nomination as Hecht-Cummins bill author Beck gains momentum.

Milwaukee John J. Hsech Joseph B. Beck Beoh Beck LaFollette Milwaukes Wis Milwaukee Journal Irvine L. Lenroot James Thompson LaCrosse A. C. McHenry

Former Cheyenne Resident Hattie Wheeler Dies in Honolulu

News of Mrs. Hattie Grant Wheeler's death in Honolulu reached Cheyenne by cable Wednesday. An oldest daughter of the late State Auditor Leroy Acer, she lived in Cheyenne in girlhood, trained as a nurse, and later married in Honolulu. Survived by husband and two daughters, with a sister and brother in Cheyenne.

Hattie Grant Wheeler Honolulu Cheyenne Messa Wheeler L. N. Grant Leroy Acer Stephensen Mawali Francis Dudley Grant

Arsenal Debauch At Edgewood: Nine Die from Wood Alcohol

Nine men are dead and four ill at Edgewood Arsenal after consuming tainted liquor believed made with wood alcohol. The deaths occurred Monday night into Tuesday with officials from the Justice Department and Brigadier General Amon Fries investigating the incident.

Baltimore Edgewood Arsenal United States Department of Justicon Amon Fries Chemical Warfare Department Ordnance Bureau

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