Guinea Pigs Raise Medical Cost Through Lab Demands
Dr. McMyer S Fleisher of St Louis University explains rising guinea pig prices impact medical education. He notes annual use of 300 to 600 pigs at his school and that suppliers push prices from 0.75 to 1.25 dollars per animal. He cites tuberculosis and diphtheria research and wartime uses.
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ST. Louis
McMyer S. Fleisher
School of Medicine
St. Louis University
Fleisher
Dr. Fleisher
Wasserman
United States
St. Louis University School
Wilson administration blamed for postwar inflation policy
May 21 The Wilson administration faces sharp charges of pursuing an inflationary policy during the war and after armistice, blamed for rising living costs since 1944. The GOP advisory committee's banking and currency report calls for regulatory shifts, including federal licensing of interstate business and stronger federal over state regulatory power, while favoring limited regulation of public utilities.
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Washington
Wilson
Banking and Currency Committee
Republican National Committee
Advisory Committee
Presbyterians pledge support to Wilson in war time
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of North America pledged support to President Wilson in these trying times. Howard H. Mann announced the completion of the first Bible translation into Chinese. He said the Mandarin Bible took over twenty five years and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
United States of North America
Howard H. Mann
American Bible Society
China
End to Denver brokers manipulation in Wyoming stocks urged
In Gasper Wyoming May 24 the Herald reports meetings of Casper brokers exposing alleged manipulation of Wyoming oil stock prices by Denver brokers. Local firms plan to deliver futures stocks Saturday night and may buy out Denver shorts as they seek to restore control to Wyoming hands. The so called association includes R L Mitchell Carnes Brokerage J J Giblin Blas Vucurevich Taylor and Clay Meaney and Co F P McClosky Henning and aims to protect the local market and stability of staple values.
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Gasper
Wyo
the Herald
Denver
Casper
Wyoming
Denver Bunch
Denverites
R. L. Mitchell
Carnes Brokerage Company
J. J. Giblin
Independent Traders Regulated by Stock Association
The association will require future stock listings to pass muster to be recognized. Traders claim to have been victimized by trading and urge stricter standards for legitimate issues before listing.
Principal Dean Worcester To Leave Cheyenne High School
Dean A. Worcester resigns as Cheyenne High School principal to become assistant professor of psychology at Kansas State Normal School in Emporia Kansas. The board accepted the resignation at yesterday morning’s 9 o'clock meeting and no successor is yet chosen. Virginia Warkley named principal of a Cheyenne grade school, pending designation. New teachers listed for the board, with assignments to be announced later, include Frances Brody Hazel Campbell Elizabeth Murdock Alice Taylor Frances B. Stone Marion Mackusick Bernice Darnell Cecil Sutton Evelyn Anderson. Ruth Fossetti elected physical director and Mrs. Scott Thompson named garden supervisor for the coming year.
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Dean A. Worcester
Cheyenne
Kansas State Normal School
Emporia
Kans
Virginia Warkley
Miss Warkley
Frances Brody
Wheatland
Wyo
Hazel Campbell
Louisville
Colo
Elizabeth Murdock
Gilbert
Minn
Alice Taylor
Frances B. Stone
Jiveleth
Marion Mackusick
Eveleth
Bernice Darnell
Rocky Ford
Golo
Cecil Sutton
Kearney
Neb
Evelyn Anderson
Ambrose
N.D
A. S. Jessup
Ruth Fossetti
Ames
Man Fined Forty Dollars for Carrying Concealed Revolver
Isidore Ruiz was fined 40 dollars in police court for carrying a concealed revolver and threatening a section foreman. police reported Ruiz had a .22 revolver when arrested after he allegedly told fellow workers he would not shoot the foreman because of criticism over his laziness.
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Isidore Ruiz
Tuiz
Ruiz
Daniels Submits To What the Navy Says Unwise Procedure
Washington May 24 A reading contest between Secretary Daniels and Chairman Hale of the senate naval investigating committee developed in cross examination over the navy’s war conduct. Interchanges focused on pre entry Germany plans with Daniels insisting plans existed while Hale said the committee had not seen them. Daniels doubted public disclosure but after conferring with Rear Admiral Badger he agreed to lay all 1917 naval plans before the committee in executive session next week. The secretary warned the plans, though no longer applicable to Germany, embodied基本 strategy for Atlantic defense.
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Washington
Daniels
Hale
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
Navy
Germany
America
Badger
Bord
Atlantic
Professor Boyle Leaves University for Railroad
Dr A C Boyle Jr, longtime professor of mining metallurgy and economic geology at the University of Wyoming school of mines, resigns to join Union Pacific as geologist. He plans to leave at the end of the current academic year.
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Laramin
Wyo
A. C. Boyle, Jr
University of Wyoming School of Mines
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Senate rider threatens Wilson veto on new government publications
The Senate Finance Committee attached a rider to the sundry civil appropriations bill prohibiting any new government publications without congressional authority. The action aims at President Wilson's veto and adds a control over official issuances.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Finance Committee
High School Marksmens Cup Night Honor at Rifle Meet
At yesterday's rifle tournament the Senior team posted the highest score and will receive the cup tonight at the Cadeg tournament. Paul Benson earned a gold medal for the top individual score with 90, Art King was second with 88 winning the silver, and Ted Meyer took bronze with 85.
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Paul Benson
Art King
Ted Meyer
Frosh
Howard Ericson
Lyman Ericson
Arthur King
Donald Fuelcher
Tom Farthing
Karl Marsh
Harold Hobbs
Dave Chaplain
Earl Schoels
Will Brown
Feree Marks
Richard Hanson
Francis Bon
Reed Renfro
Lisle Huntoon
George Thomas
Gerald Richardson
Donald MacCalman
George Baker
Granville Ogborn
Will Reid
Emmat Bekdall
Fred Hirsig
Henry Smith
Harry Fulmer
Beaver-Osage Syndicate Plans Unit Based Oil Venture
Cheyenne men form the Beaver-Osage syndicate with 41 500 acres in the Osage field. The plan divides 50 000 capital into 100 units and sublets holdings to larger drillers. Unit holders earn royalties rather than direct production. Officers include Dan C Barksdale and George Bates among trustees and Harry L Wilson secretary. Leader Want Ads promise results.
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Beaver-Osage Syndicate
Osage
Beaver- Osage Syndicate
Beaver-Osaage Syndicate
Dan C. Barksdale
Cheyenne
George W. Bates
Harry L. Wilson
Sam M. Thompson
George N. Goffrey
Ogden
Utah
Noted Club Woman Reports Messages From Dead Husband
Mrs May Wright Sewall a famed pioneer club woman publishes Neither Dead Nor Sleeping a psychic volume claiming to relay messages from the spirit of her late husband received over the last twenty two years through a twenty two year span of communications reinforcing spiritualist themes.
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May Wright Sewall
Progressive Club
Ten Die in Matewan Battle Between Detectives and Miners
An official today disclosed that ten persons were killed in the Matewan clash between Baldwin Felts detectives and miners, not twelve as earlier reported. Three were listed as wounded in the Wednesday fight.
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Matewan
W. Va
Lale
Baldwin Felts
Funeral of Little Bernard Morris in Cheyenne
Bernard Morris one year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Morris of Rock Springs died in Rock Springs. Mr Morris is brother in law of T A Burns of 3215 Adams Street in this city. Body arrives in Cheyenne and will be taken to W W Dumm mortuary for services to be held later.
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Bernard Morris
Cheyenne
Frank Morris
Rock Springs
Thhat City
Mr. Morris
T. A. Burns
Adams Street
W.W. Dumm Mortuary
Five Dollar Wheat Expected Before 1921 Harvest
Seattle May 21 Five dollar wheat may be expected before the 1921 crop is harvested. Louis W. Hill chairman of the Great Northern railroad board said growers have been unable to hire enough men to plant the crop and will face labor shortages at harvest time.
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Seattle
Louis W. Hill
The
Great Northern Railroad
Senate Passes Merchant Marine Bill Without Roll Vote
Washington May 24 The Senate without a record vote today passed the House merchant marine bill establishing a permanent merchant marine policy and sent it to conference. It provides for sale of government ships to Americans or corporations and permits operation by the government or under lease with a seven member permanent board named by the president from regional groups.
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Senate
Washington
American Citiens
Boon
Pacific
Atlantic
Gulf and Great Lakes
Interior
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Mallory
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Boyle
16Th St
Kranz Store
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Empire Brand
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Cheyenne Oil Syndicate
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