Guinea pig prices rise complicating medical education costs
Dr. McMyer S. Fleisher of St Louis University cites that guinea pigs, crucial for tuberculosis research and diphtheria toxin tests, now cost 75 cents to 1.25 dollars per animal. Annual usage runs from three to six hundred at the school, with nationwide demand heightening prices.
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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
The banking and currency committee of the Republican advisory group accuses the Wilson administration of continuing inflation financing during the war and after armistice, contributing to higher living costs since 1944. It criticizes ongoing policy and notes support for utility regulation and limited regulation of other businesses. It also endorses federal incorporation licenses and preference for federal over state regulators in conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Banking and Currency Committee
Republican National Committee
Advisory Committee
Presbyterians pledge support to Wilson in relief effort
Philadelphia May 21 The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of North America telegraphed a pledge of support to President Wilson in these trying times. Howard H Mann announced that the first Bible translated into Chinese Mandarin was completed by the American Bible Society. He called it a milestone for Christianity in China and said missionaries will face easier tasks spreading religion among the Chinese. The Mandarin Bible translation took over 25 years and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wilson
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
United States of North America
Howard H. Mann
American Bible Society
China
Wyoming Brokers Face Settlement Over Stock Manipulation
A Wyoming Herald report says Denver brokers face a push to end stock manipulation in Casper and Denver due to market tactics. Meetings with local interests accuse Denver firms of pressuring prices on Wyoming oil stocks, threatening a weekend market surge as delivery demands rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasper
Wyo
the Herald
Denver
Casper
Wyoming
Denver Bunch
Denverites
R. L. Mitchell
Carnes Brokerage Company
J. J. Giblin
Independent Traders Seek Higher Standards for Listings
Independent traders complain of victimization in trading and urge the association to require rigorous approval for future stock listings to ensure only legitimate issues are recognized.
Principal Worcester to Leave Cheyenne High School
Principal Dean A. Worcester resigns to become assistant professor of psychology at Kansas State Normal School Emporia Kans. The Cheyenne school board accepted the resignation yesterday morning and has not named a successor. Virginia Warkley named principal of a grade school. new teachers 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 chosen garden supervisor for the coming year with work to start immediately.
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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 for Carrying Concealed Revolver
Isidore Ruiz was fined 40 dollars in police court after being arrested on a concealed weapons charge and for threatening a section foreman. A .22 revolver was found in his pocket when detained following a complaint that he warned fellow workers he would not shoot at the foreman due to criticism of his laziness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidore Ruiz
Tuiz
Ruiz
Daniels Submits To What Te Says Unwise Procedure
Washington May 24 The reading contest between Secretary Daniels and Chairman Hale of the senate naval investigating committee unfolds in cross examination over navy conduct of the war. Interchanges focus on war plans for Germany prior to America's entry. Daniels doubts detailing them publicly.
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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, ten year professor of mining metallurgy and economic geology at University of Wyoming school of mines, accepts a geologist post with Union Pacific railroad company and will resign at end of the current academic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramin
Wyo
A. C. Boyle, Jr
University of Wyoming School of Mines
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Senate rider bars new government publications without Congress approval
Washington May 24 A Senate finance committee rider to the sundry civil appropriations bill would require congressional approval for any new government publications. The move aims to force the President to veto if funds are used to issue new material.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Finance Committee
High School Marksmens Cups Tonight At Rifle Meet
At yesterday’s rifle tournament the Senior team posted the highest score and will receive the cup at the Cadeg tournament tonight. Paul Benson captain led with 90 points to win the gold medal, Art King 88 earned silver, and Ted Meyer 85 took bronze. Junior team finished second and Frosh third with listed team members and alternates.
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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 Employs Unit Investment Plan
The Cheyenne based Beaver-Osage syndicate controls 41 500 acres in the Osage field and plans a 50 000 capitalized structure in units of 100 each. It will not drill itself but sub lease to larger firms, promising dividend earnings from royalties rather than production. Officers include Dan C Barksdale and George W Bates as trustees with Harry L Wilson Sam M Thompson and George N Geoffrey also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 recounts messages from dead husband
Mrs May Wright Sewall a leading progressive club woman of America publishes Neither Dead Nor Sleeping a psychic volume claiming to convey messages from her deceased husband over the past twenty two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Wright Sewall
Progressive Club
Ten Die in Battle at Matewan West Virginia
An official today corrected earlier figures, stating ten people were killed and three wounded in the Wednesday fight between Baldwin Felts detectives and miners in Matewan West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 early yesterday. He is a brother in law of T A Burns of 3215 Adams Street Cheyenne. The body arrives in Cheyenne and will be taken to W W Dumm mortuary where services will be held later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Louis W Hill chairman of the Great Northern board said five dollar wheat may come before the 1921 crop is harvested. He cited labor shortages for growers hindering planting and harvest as a major factor in the price forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Louis W. Hill
The
Great Northern Railroad
Senate Passes Merchant Marine Bill Without Roll Call
The Senate, with no record vote, approved the House merchant marine bill and sent it to conference. The measure allows sale of government ships to American citizens or corporations, for operation by government or under lease, and creates a permanent seven member board chosen by the president with regional representation.
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Senate
Washington
American Citiens
Boon
Pacific
Atlantic
Gulf and Great Lakes
Interior
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E. P. Butler
G.C.P. Dopesters
Presbyterians
Dean Worcester
Stark
H. C. of
Arrow Collars
W. L. Douglas
Fashion Park
Mallory
W. B. Coons
Boyle
16Th St
Kranz Store
Betty Wales
Empire Brand
Fisk and Gage
Cheyenne Oil Syndicate
UNIT
Maggie
W. W. Dumm
Carey Ave
Cheyenne Messenger Service
West
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