Salt Lake City Forms Mutual Creamery Company
Salt Lake City April 30 The Jensen Creamery company stockholders vote to transfer to a $3 000 000 Mutual Creamery company to control dairy and poultry products across eleven western states and Alaska The new producer stockholder plan and patronage dividend will return earnings to producers with headquarters in Salt Lake City and branches in several western states led by president W F Jensen who has years of creamery experience in multiple states.
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Salt Lake City
Alaska
Jensen Creamery Company
Mutual Creamery Company
Jensen Company
Far West
Pocatello
Lewiston
Boise
Idaho
Portland
Baker
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Reno
Nev
Grand Junction
Colo
Ogden
Utah
Thayne
Wyo
Colorado
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
W. F. Jensen
Jensen
Denmark
Salt Lake
Oklahoma
Minois
Kansas
Missouri
Regent Study Links Cancer Tendency to Heredity in Mice
Maud Slye reports that cancer tendency in mice is transmitted generation to generation under heredity. She notes cancer arises in strains with cancerous ancestry and can be bred into or out of lines, driven by cells prone to cancer under irritation. Human cancer heredity remains hard to study but no heredity exceptions found.
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Maud Slye
Miss Slye
Sympathy versus criminals debated by Judge Cavanaugh
Judge Marcus Cavanaugh in Chicago argued against treating criminals with excessive sympathy. He said crimes stem from laziness and selfishness, not mental defect, and condemned coddling women of the streets and the theory of curing crime by kindness. He urged stern, inflexible handling to curb youth crime.
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Marcus Cavanaugh
Superior Court
Chicago
Inadequate Appropriation for Tonopah Mining School
Prof Bennett in charge of the Tonopah Mining School warns that the legislature’s appropriation is pitifully small for expenses. He appeals to mine operators and Tonopah business leaders to contribute voluntarily to supplement the funds, hoping contributions come soon.
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Bennett
Tonopah
Cancer studies caution against direct mouse to human extrapolation
The Journal of the American Medical Association argues that observations on cancer in mice do not apply to humans. It endorses minimizing tissue irritation in individuals with high cancer ancestry and advocates eugenic mating controls to reduce cancer potential in offspring.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Misa Slye
U S Sends Second Note to Germany Over Frye Sinking
The United States dispatched a second note to Berlin on April 29 concerning the sinking of the American freighter Frye by the German raider Prinz Eitel Friedrich. It aims to accept Germany’s offer to compensate Frye’s owners under 1790 and 1828 Prussian American treaties, ensuring full value payment without prize court interference. The note will be made public once Ambassador Gerard confirms receipt of its text, likely next Saturday.
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Washington
United States
Germany
William DP
Frye
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Berlin
Gerard
Spawn ban stirs Nevada fishing season opener
L K Gregory fish and game warden says spawn for bait is illegal and he will arrest and prosecute anyone using it when the fishing season opens next Saturday. Fishermen and tackle shops report brisk business as anglers prepare to fish the Truckee and other Nevada streams despite a recent river rise.
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L. K. Gregory
Gregory
Sporting Good Stoores
Isaac Walton
Truckee
Nevada
Imain
Raisin Day Fete At Fresno Draws Thousands
Fresno Calif April 30 Thousands of visitors attend the annual Raisin Day fetes with ten thousand dollars spent on entertainment. The program features a mammoth parade an elaborate pageant at Reading Green and various outdoor festivities. The carnival ends tomorrow with an automobile race meeting.
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Fresno
Calif
Reeding Green
Michigan Resorts On Water Wagon
St Joseph Mich April 20 Sixty five saloons in Berrien County close their doors for good tonight following a dry victory by 112 in over 12 000 votes The county long a wet stronghold ex cur sionists from Chicago and elsewhere must bring their liquor or go without Dr Hagar is here from Cave Creek in the South end of Ruby valley for a short visit.
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ST. Joseph
Mich
Chicago
Berrien County
Dr. Hagar
Cave Creek
Ruby Valley
Nevada Horses Sold to French and English for War Use
A contract worth about 250000 dollars was signed for 2500 horses of artillery type to be delivered by Nell West of Reno. The deal, approved by French and English commissions led by Leonard Moore and R Anspach, requires horses aged five to eight years and weighing 1100 to 1400 pounds. Inspectors Dr A Lapon and Charles A Phillippee will supervise in Nevada for quality over the next three months.
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Nell West
Reno
Leonard Moore
New York
R. Anspach
Montreal
Nevada
West
A. Lapon
Charles A.phillippee
Double Launching at Newport News
Newport News shipyard readies for tomorrow's launch of two new coast guard cutters for the government. The Tallapoosa and Ossipee will be christened. Miss Sally Fleming McAdoo sponsors the Ossipee and Miss Mabel Hartwell sponsors the Tallapoosa.
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Newport News
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Coast Guard
Sally Fleming McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Mabel Hartwell
H. T. Hartwell
Mobile
Ala
Socialists to Hold Big Peace Gathering in Zurich
New York April 28 Delegates invited from the United States to attend an international peace gathering of socialists in Zurich Switzerland on May 30. The American Socialist Party official in New York says the group will seek to promote permanent peace by arms limitation open diplomacy and an international court of justice.
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New York
Zurich
Switzerland
American Socialist Party
Toague
Internatinal Court of Justice
Effects of the Harrison Law and Drug Addictions
After March 1 implementation the Harrison law prompted fears of a nationwide drug crisis. Hospitals report more admissions as addicts seek treatment, not an actual surge in addictions. Coroner reports warn of deaths from withdrawal and illicit potions. The Journal of the American Medical Association cautions these figures reflect law impact, not vast addiction numbers.
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Yellow Press
Philadelphia General Hospital
Sook County
Journal of the American Medical Association
Tramner murder appeal set for Supreme Court hearing
The appeal of J. F. Tramner, condemned for killing Mrs. Maria Quillich in Imlay Humboldt County over four years ago, is scheduled for a Supreme Court hearing on Saturday May 1.
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J. F. Tramner
Maria Quillich
Imlay
Humboldt County
Supreme Court
Major storm sweeps across state with heavy snow
A general storm covers the state with several inches of snow in Elko and reports of heavy winds from Tuscarora and Lamoille. Winnemucca notes heavy storming and a low barometer, while telegraph advisories confirm widespread west coast storm activity delaying eastern trains.
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Elko
Tuscarora
Lamoille
Winnemucca
Cabaret Opens at Commercial with Brooks and King
Cabaret performers Brooks and King inaugurate a series at the Commercial Hotel dining room on Saturday evening. They arrive from Pacific resorts with a versatile repertoire and a strong piano accompaniment, promising popular appeal for Elko amusements. The show starts at 9 oclock.
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Brooks
King
Stranger Dies at Hot Hole Near Elko
A man identified as Cornelius O Connell, a stranger tramping through the country, died at the Hot Hole west of Elko likely from apoplexy after washing and bathing. Authorities will locate relatives and Justice Castle will probably hold an inquest.
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Sheriff's Office
Nick
Elko
Harris
Justice Castle
Cornelius O'Connell
O'Connell
Justice of the Peace Castle
Nevada Man Joins Pumping Experiment Project
Archie Trabert and L K Kinney travel to Elko to install two experimental pumping plants at the Industrial School. Dean Scrugham oversees the plan to measure the cost of the second foot of water by pumping and to reduce that cost through efficiency and power rates with federal and university staff.
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Archie Trabert
Nevada
Trabert
Elko
L. K. Kinney
U. of N. Sagebrush
Dean J. G. Scrugham
Dean Scrugham
Washington
Scrugham
University of Nevada
Circus to Arrive This Afternoon in Wake of Storm
The Barnes Circus was unable to perform in Winnemucca due to a morning storm and trains did not unload there. It will arrive between four and five this afternoon and tents will be pitched for animals and actors with shows expected to go on unless a heavy wind arises. Residents nearby are advised to take extra burglary precautions overnight.
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Winnemucca
Barnes Circus
Virginia City Pupils Petition to Liberty Bell Route
Nevada school children sign a petition directed to Philadelphia officials asking the Liberty Bell be routed for viewing. The document emphasizes loyalty to the United States and the Bell as a symbol of freedom and peace.
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Virginia City
Philadelphia
Blankenburg and
Memmbers
Common Council
Liberty Bell
Nevada
Comstock Lodge
United States
Wells to be sunk for Southern Pacific near Battle Mountain
R. M. Edmunds and A. R. Randolph left yesterday for Battle Mountain to drill artesian wells for the Southern Pacific Company and the Nevada hotel. The SP well will be twelve inches in diameter and extend to 400 feet, deeper than any nearby artesian wells.
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R. M. Edmunds
A. R. Randolph
Battle Mountain
Southern Pacific Company
Nevada Hotel
Southern Pacific
Humboldt Star
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