Stanford Leader Warns Hospitals for the Insane Need Reform
Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur of Stanford, at the Annual Congress of Medical Education in Chicago, called American insanity hospitals a “truly terrible” system due to isolation and lack of teaching links. He urged teaching hospitals in big cities, medical school ties to mental care, and physicians guiding mental health decisions over lay jurists. He warned against turning medical education over to the state and promoted independent, endowed institutions to set high standards.
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Ghigago
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Wilbur
Harvare
Johns Hopkins
Hollister Plane Delayed to April Delivery
Reed Hollister of Cheyenne orders a Curtiss Oriole from Casper's Western Air, delaying Cheyenne delivery from March 4 to April 4. The first Cheyenne owned airplane will use a new motor, and Hollister plans a landing field with possible city and Fort Russell support.
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Reed Hollister
Cheyenne
Western Airplane Corporation
Casper
Curtiss
Wollister
Hollister
Fort Russell
Wyoming Consistory Sets May Reunion Dates
The Wyoming Consistory fixed May 24 to 27 for its next reunion after a recent meeting. Officers for the Lodge of Perfection and Consistory were installed, with John A. Whiting named venerable master and Fred S. Forbes master of kadosh among others. The Nobles of the Mystic Shrine announced a ceremonial at Rawlins on April 9.
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Wyoming
Lodge of Perfection
John A. Whiting
D. J. Howell
A. D. Walton
C.B. Morgan
John §. Hunter
B. H. Finkbiner
Fred S. Forbes
Kadosh
William QR. Dubois
G. L. Stader
Richard H. Repath
M. A. Kline
T. Blake Kennedy
Emil Richardson
W. C. Mentzer
Facts You Should Know About the Income Tax
A reader guide notes deductions for rental property owners and tenants. It explains deductions for securing tenants maintenance and repairs, apportioning expenses when part occupied, and additional rental taxes. It covers depreciation rules, lease-based writeoffs, and treatment of improvements, intangibles, and property reverting to owners.
Negro Schools Recognized By Oil King's Fund
New York report on the General Educational Board allocations totaling 1 675 000 dollars. Grants support Negro and medical schools, and education programs across multiple states, with emphasis on maintaining schools and expanding clinical teaching. Includes gifts to Johns Hopkins, Meharry, Washington University, and others.
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New York
General Educational Board
John D. Rockefeller
United States
Tarvard
Drury College
Springfield
Tulane University
New Orleans
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
College of St. Catherine
St. Paul
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
S. D
Jamestown College
Jamestown
N. D
Johns Hopkins University
Washington University
St. Louis
Meharry Medical School
Nashville
Tenn
Yeachers’ College
Lincoln School
Southern State Departments of Education
M Rockefeller
Johns Hopkins
Yale
University of Chicago
Vanderbilt University
Delaware
North Carolina
Virginia
Alabama
Wyoming Crude Prices Rise Enhanced Parity With Mid-Continent Oils
An advance of 25 cents in Wyoming crude was announced by Midwest Refining and Ohio Oil, narrowing Salt Creek price gaps to Mid-Continent oils. New prices list Salt Creek, Big Muddy and Rock Creek at 82.50 per barrel, with Elk Basin Grass Creek and Lano Crear noted as 2.85 and .29 respectively.
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Midwest Refining Company
Ohio Oil Company
Wyoming
Salt Creek
Big Muddy
Rock Greek
Elk Bastonn
Grass Creek
Lano Crear
What Shall We Do With Great War Ship Yard
Philadelphia reports Hog Island, the world’s largest wartime yard on the Delaware, will launch its last warship in June and turn it over to the government in September. The yard has built 122 vessels, with a peak workforce near 35,000, now reduced to about 22,000, plan to further cut after June. The fate of Hog Island remains unsettled as talks consider government transfer, state purchase, or conversion to a major terminal or manufacturing site.
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Philadelphia
Tog Island
Delaware
Hog Island
Hog «Islandy
United States Shipping Board
Prince Albert
P. A
Wilde Wins Narrowly in Six Round Flyweight Bout
British flyweight champion Jimmy Wilde outpoints Patsy Wallace of Philadelphia in a fast six round match in Philadelphia. Wallace pressed hard and nearly scored a knockdown in the final round.
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Jimmy Wilde
Patsy
Philadelphia
Patsy Wallace
Wallace
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American Hospital For’ Insane
OIL King's Fund
Rockefeller Board For Education
Spaulding
Knight
Capitol
Jones
Brown
JON Savings
Semaninally
OCK Growers National
Bank Eyenne,wy
Wrigleys
W. W. Dumm
Carey Avenue
Castoria
Alde
Neade Lieder
Stevenson
F. W. Fitch
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
West 17Th Street
Sir Pease
Howard
Unadilla
Foley
Williams
Albany
Denver
Eagles Hall Management
McKeon & Archer
Gleveland
Eke
Oy R.d. Reynol! Tobacco Ca
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. Ca
Litany
Rey Porth
Rena Peete
CLI Wriglen
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