Radical changes and revolutions in college minds
The Anaconda Standard discusses Dr Paton denouncing political radicalism as mind disease and critiques college psychology for focusing on senses and conscious processes. It argues professors seek to cultivate understanding and right thinking, yet questions how to foster emotional reactions that promote rational action and charitable attitudes. The path to that goal remains unclear.
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Paton
Solomon
Dr. Paton
Science funds cross Atlantic eye transplant plans
Dr Theodor Koppanyi the Viennese biologist meets with Chicago physicians to continue eye transplant experiments at a pathological institute. Chicago promises unlimited animals including rats rabbits monkeys pigs sheep horses cows and even humans for eye transplants all for money amid a debate over tainted cash aiding scientific progress.
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Mammon
Theodor Koppanyi
American Hospital
Chicago
Austria
Koppanyi
Mind Disease Threat to Public Health Rise in Insanity Slows Progress
Dr. Stewart Paton of the Carnegie Institution warns that mental disorders exceed official figures, with at least 660 per 100,000 suffering from recognizable insanity. He cites better diagnosis since 1914 and notes psycho neurotics as a central threat due to subconscious impulses and dangerous wishful thinking.
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Stewart Paton
Carnegie Institution
Bootleg Immigration and the Strain on Law
The piece argues that drastic immigration rules harm Spanish families seeking relatives from Spain as only 912 Spaniards may be admitted next year, mainly via Latin American routes. It notes irregular Spain-bound ships and that some Spaniards evade law by entering as Mexicans, Porto Ricans, or Cubans, damaging both aliens and the nation through law violations.
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Spain
Santo Domingo
Porto Rico
Cuba
Mexico
Latin America
Fragmented op-ed chorus on decay and politics in 1920s tone
A patchwork of critical quips on modern culture and politics. It rails against degraded strawberry shortcake imagery and laments Harding’s vacation, car accidents, and international turmoil while lampooning Mayor Hylan and Governor Smith.
Creative thinking urged for graduates in 1920s address
Chancellor Brannon urged graduates to use four thinking types from self awareness to creative thinking, citing Pasteur as an example of motive and invention. Winners announced include Magdalene Larsen, Grover Johnson, George Boldt, and others receiving various prizes and memorial scholarships across Montana institutions.
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Brannon
France
Republic of France
Pastour
Pasteur
Phie
C. H. Clapp
Ronner
Rut Magdalene Larsen
West
Straughan Scheuch
George Boldt
Stevensville
Oratory
Grover Johnson
Missouila
Thomas
Mathew Pearce
Missoula
Annie Lewis Joyce
Einglish
Easton Ericson
Dan
Dr. T. T. Tider
Evan Reynolds
Missoul
Montana
de W. E. Sehreiber
Gilbert Porter
Chancellor Brannon Honored at Oregon Campus Reception
In Pharloria, Oregon, Macy Jaimar Skel chaired a Chancellor Brannon installation event with over 100 guests at the Countey club. Faculty, the university board, and visitors attended. From 4 to 6 pm the campus hosted the president’s annual reception and a large Alumni Association business meeting followed by a banquet.
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Ciappenter
Countey Club
Brannon
Manchester city debt and tax rate highest in empire
Manchester faces the largest municipal debt in the British empire, about 30,000,000 pounds, with assets near 48,000,000. To fund expenses and interest, the council approved a tax rate of Ye shillings in the pound, about 60 percent, for the coming year, based on annual rental value rather than property value. The high assessable value makes Manchester taxpayers the heaviest in Britain and likely the world.
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British Empire
Former Priest Becomes Episcopal Bishop
Astoetacen Press reports that Dr Mazinet ferriy, formerly a Roman Catholic priest, was consecrated as an Episcopal bishop on March 15. The ceremony occurred at the Cathedral of St John. Ferrando left the Catholic Church around 1900 and founded an independent church in Porto Rico.
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Banal Ghureh
Tare
St. John the Wine
Ferrando
Catholic Church
Porto Tico
Pgeretinal Vosecraft
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St 'Louies
Sweden plans to electrify Stockholm Gothenburg railroad
The Swedish state railway administration asks for immediate empowerment to spend about 47 million crowns to electrify the coast to coast trunk line from Stockholm to Gothenburg about 200 miles long. If approved the project would proceed to completion in about two years and the total cost would be around 12.6 million dollars.
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Gothenburg
Nouth Sea
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Sweden
Convicts Sent to Toanda Off West Africa Tide
Portugal ships its convicts to the penal at Toanda on the west coast of Africa. Residents including Portuguese and foreigners petition to move them to Cape Verde. Loanda prospers and locals say the convicts hinder development. Haley and Active notes 125 year old Antonia Cippal in London. The Hungarian woman claims health is sound and she wore glasses until 95. She has been a widow for 50 years and earns a living by giving.
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Portugal
Toanda
Coa ‘Africa
Cape Verde
Loanda
Haley
London
Antonia Cippal
Antonia
England and Wales lead beer output in year totals
The year ending March 31 saw bulk beer barrels reach 22,434,328 in England and Wales and 1,598,339 in Scotland, totaling a large national figure. The report notes regional breakdowns and references a question about the cures mentioned in the text.
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England
London
Wales
Scotland
Longest Tunnel Project Aims to Move Colorado Water
The article discusses the start of the longest tunnel main bore and a Moffat pilot tunnel. It estimates several hundred thousand acre feet of water could be conveyed from the western slope through the continental divide to the eastern slope. Water would augment Denver’s municipal supply and aid irrigation near the city where current supplies are scarce.
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Colorado
Moffta
Denver
Mission takes Bible to many foreign lands
Chicago report on the Christian and Missionary Alliance tracing 36 years of inter denominational work since 1887. The group supports 150 foreign stations, about 242 million souls reached, with operations in 18 fields and 22 languages led by workers in America. Major impact in South America, China, India, plus Japan, Philippines, Porto Rico, Jamaica, Africa and Palestine. Nyack Bible School in New York trains 400 students.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
Ark
Alliance
America
South America
China
India
Japan
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Jamaica
Africa
Palestine
Nyack
Poland to Restore Polish Youth Through Education
In Warsaw officials note Poland's greatest loss as the young men, urging government funding for physical education. A meeting of school leaders pressed for more money to build playgrounds and facilities to aid in rebuilding Polish youths.
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Warsaw
Poland
Massare
Sweden Allows Horse Racing Betting at Jagersro
Sweden opened betting on horse racing for the first time at Jagersro in May, marking a historic move after years of debate in the Rigsdag. Opponents have long labeled wagering immoral while supporters argue it would regulate and tax the activity.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Jagersro
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