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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1925
Page
4
Justice Lewis denounces reliance on alienist testimony and argues for fixed minimum sentences over indeterminate terms. He cites psychiatrists who claimed a defendant had an incurable disease, noting the defendant recovered after commitment. He warns of rising crime and a battle between civilization and lawlessness, urging public awareness of harsher penalties.
In a Burgess bedtime tale Jimmy Skunk and Mrs Skunk dig holes to uncover white grubs that threaten Farmer Browns lawn. Farmer Brown learns the skunks are beneficial for pest control and vows to tolerate their work while fearing misunderstandings with neighbors.
Brig. Gen. Sir Gilbert Clayton, longtime supporter of Zionist policy in Palestine and former Palestine government chief secretary, is reportedly to be named high commissioner of the home land. Born July 6, 1876, he has served in Egypt and other foreign posts, earning numerous honors including Knight Commander of the British Empire and Pasha of Egypt.
The piece notes Berlin police readiness for Von Hindenburgs inauguration and aims for orderly proceedings. It highlights Chancellor Luther and Dr Wirth backing the new chief, with socialists and communists viewed as opposed blocs, and suggests Germany will see limited presidential powers compared with the United States.
Across the country judges urge penal law revisions and harsher penalties to curb rising crime. Texas Governor Ma Ferguson’s pardons draw criticism for leniency toward criminals while New York Supreme Court figure Harry E. Lewis champions corporal punishment, abolition of parole boards, and the death penalty as essential deterrents.
AP dispatch notes Prince of Wales suffers wrist strain from vigorous African handshakes while President cools a record 96,291 official handshakes since 1923. Other items mock diplomacy and May weather, with quips about Hindenburg and wedding finery.
Florence Davies urges readers to join the League of Women Voters and vote regularly. She argues voting shapes the nation for future generations and cites Maud Wood Park's rules to promote local public work, early start, single focus, and steady effort as keys to civic success.
An elderly farmer defends his children’s professions as a doctor and a lawyer, fearing the strain on family unity. A visitor praises the plan while the farmer quips that it could lead to injury or damages. In a separate scene, an Alabama servant returning home educates kin on language, sparking a humorous dialect exchange over molasses.
Poem fragment by Leigh Hunt contemplates religious vows and romantic desire. The speaker hints at becoming a nun or bishop as a metaphor for devotion, while noting dissent and the transformative imagery of incense candles and wine. The verse juxtaposes spiritual renunciation with personal longing.
Ruth von Phul, renowned cross word puzzle champion, completed the daily crossword in a bogey time of eight and one half minutes marking a notable performance.
A compact set of crossword like clues featuring words for findings such as burrowing animal oil liquid near a spot and many common terms plus a few cryptic style hints including dexterity strong beer caresses and weights.
A Paris outfit by Mme Lisbeth showcased lavish embroidery on suits and frocks at the Auteuil races. Slip-stitch work, appliqué, metal thread and ribbon adornments appear on sleeves and garments. Notable designs include rayon satin coats, taffeta ribbon pieces, crepe gowns, and coordinated sets in beige and green tones.
The article forecasts strong luck in promotions and finance for many workers and professionals while cautioning Venus for love. It highlights favorable conditions for engineers and municipal workers, judges and physicians, and suggests a prosperous year for Taurus birthdates with potential eminence in professional or artistic careers.
The downturn in British shipbuilding is linked to weak naval construction, a somber world trading mood, and strong competition, especially from the Netherlands and Germany where vessel costs are lower.
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