Steamship University to Offer Round the World Cruise
Anaconda Standard reports plans for a Steamship University where college undergraduates earn credits aboard an 18000 ton ship. The annual cruise will teach geography economics and world affairs with classrooms laboratories and a dormitory style setup at 2200 dollars covering all expenses. Seventy cars will be carried for shore tours and foreign governments may assist. Football will be unavailable but the program aims to widen students horizons to Europe and Asia in an authoritative fashion.
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Steamship University
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Schools and courts mix in a broad reform debate
A long discussion on crime reduction challenges state legislatures to act. Justice Lewis of New York urges allowing jurors to consider a defendant's silence as evidence, arguing current rules protect rights but hinder justice. The piece connects legal reform to innovation in education, including traveling schools in Australia and plans for a floating college voyage from New York.
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Lewis
New York
Montana
Winston
State Bar Association
Justice Lewis
Lord Brougham
Australia
Americans Provide Aid via Chilean Public Health Mission
A National Geographic bulletin notes the United States loaned Dr John D Long assistant surgeon general to Chile to help develop its ministry of hygiene. It highlights Chile’s creation of a health ministry, a Kemmerer commission on public finances, and rising foreign demand for American experts.
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United States
Latin America
National Geographic Society
Republic of Chile
John D. Long
United States Public Health Service
Chile
Ministry of Hygiene
Republic
Financial and Economic Commission
Kemmerer
Princeton University
Physical tests for immigration may accompany passport checks
Immigration Commissioner Curran proposes consular agents assess education character and now physical conditions of applicants for immigration passes. He argues physical exams could reduce Ellis Island rejections, but warns against harsh rules for minor defects. The piece cites police cautions in Dayton and notes broad political references and Provocation around John Bull.
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Curran
State Department
Ellis Island
Scopes Trial Changes John T Scopes Disposition
Dayton Tennessee July 13 John Thomas Scopes grows weary of the trial press intrusion and scrutiny He wanders the streets and endures stares from reporters while his mood shifts from martyr to annoyed He lives in the Bailey boarding house and reads his mail on an overburdened bed He is 24, tall and blonde and recently shifted away from his horn rimmed glasses He coaches football at Rhea Central High and is popular with townspeople and former students but may not return to teaching next year The trial has altered his public role and he still anticipates missing the spotlight once it ends
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Clark Kinnaird
Central Press
Dayton
Tenn
John Thomas Scopes
Scopes
Cohnt-Scopes
Turatly
Janes
Menger
Bailey
Market Street
John T. Scopes
Mildred ‘Taylor
W. A. Ault
Rhea Central High School
11S
University of Kentucky
Walter White
Rhea County
Scopess
Hiven
Walter Brown
It & Position
Henry, Jr
Bia
John
Burgess Bed Time Stories White Robin Comforted
A Green Forest tale follows a white Robin feeling isolated for being different yet hopeful. The bird notes he is not alone in his odd coat as he contemplates finding another equally different friend. The White Robin sits on the Green Forest stage, alert and ready for a likely surprise.
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Tam Qu
Ieebin
General Daugan and France's Morocco mission hero profile
General Daugan, famed for leading French colonial troops in World War I, is highlighted as a key figure poised to subdue Moroccan Rif tribes. His career includes commanding the Moroccan division and leading the first French contingent into Germany after the armistice. He is noted for his staff role and the notable Fleet regiment of the Foreign Legion.
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France
Morocco
Allieute
Germany
Alsace
Lorraine
Cen Daugan
Chateau Saline
Nancy
Alsace-Lorraine
Dougan
White Squirrel and Robin Meet in Odd Woodland Moment
In a dim forest scene a Red Squirrel mistakes a white figure for danger while a White Rat questions the sight. A robin appears claiming a white coat and confusion about identity leads to a tense, surreal exchange among woodland creatures.
Horoscope for Tenday July Fourteenth, 1925 Forecast
This horoscope notes threatening planetary aspects with Saturn Mars Venus and Mercury causing fatigue and caution. It advises postponing important activities and routines to avoid misfortune, warns against bold writing, and hints at changes in weather and birth rate trends while mentioning foreign relations and a curious childlike interlude with a talking Squirrel.
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Tenday
Mars
Venus
Mes
Iatatiss
Rls Weil
Death Taxes and the Loss of American Enterprise
The piece argues that heavy federal and state taxes on estates and inheritance discourage work and investment. It recalls the 1920 case of John Henry Sr and Walter Brown, where looming death duties forced asset liquidation and a massive debt. It critiques the tax system as stifling enterprise and urges tax reform to preserve incentive and opportunity.
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Jes S. Dewey
Brown
Walter Brown
John Henry
Walter
Nore
John Henry, Jr
Walter Brown & Co
California
Florida
Daily Crossword Puzzle by Charles Erlenkotter
Across clues include Sentient living body prime in colors revolve set being at rest. Down clues and solution are partially legible from Sunday's puzzle.
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Anaconte
Deer Lodge
Ditton
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