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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
4
Reappointment of Karl Theile as Alaska Secretary
The appointment of Karl Theile to be Secretary of Alaska is a fitting recognition of a top official. For four years as Surveyor General he has served as ex officio secretary, earning a renewed trust through efficient administration and deep Alaska ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Theile
Alaska
Theile
Thelle
Enforcement of constitutional amendments and the fourteenth amendment
A critique argues strong enforcement of Prohibition would spark a constitutional storm if applied to all amendments including the Fourteenth and Fifteenth. It notes thirty five years since full enforcement efforts and traces political fallout from past attempts, urging consistency across the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison
Hadley presses public life course at Washington U
Former Missouri governor and Washington University chancellor Herbert S. Hadley unveils a course to teach American history and government to freshmen, with electives in constitutional history. The university also offers lectures in its D C Graduate School of Economics and Government and aims to raise civic literacy for public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Hadley
Washington University
St. Louis
Washington, D.C
University Chapel
Hadley
Missouri
Prac-Uates
First Jefferson Monument Found at Missouri Campus
The Jefferson grave monument, originally erected by his family, now sits on the University of Missouri Columbia campus. Miss Mary B Randolph and other Jefferson descendants donated it when Secretary Frelinghuysen, acting under Congress, ordered a replacement deemed more fitting for the statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Jefferson
University of Missouri At
Columbia
University of Missouri
Mary
Randolph
University
Frelinghuysen
Congress
Missouri
Jefferson’s Monument Plan for a Simple Grave Obelisk
The design, inspired by Jefferson’s own directions, features a three foot cube on the grave with an obelisk six feet high atop. The inscribed face would read There was buried Thomas Jefferson author of the Declaration of American Independence of the Statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom and Mother of the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
Former ambassador praises Germany and Hindenburg view
The former ambassador to Germany lauds the treatment during his visit and expresses calm about Hindenburg as well as the notion Germany might become a monarchy again. He notes American views on Japan and China, and sees less opposition to Japan's influence than to Soviet domination. Senator Fess, a former college president, is viewed favorably in debates on social legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard
Germany
Mehow
Hindenburg
United States
Japan
China
Russia
Fess
Congress
Sam Hill
Cincinnati Enquirer
Emu Spencer
Newark
Housewife Revival or New Woman Return
The San Diego Union notes claims by Dr. Rudolph M Hinder of New York University that women are returning to the home. He predicts women will bring a range of achievements with them, including degrees, licenses, and various professional insignia, altering household life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego Union
Rudolph M Hinder
New York University
Housekeeping
Lr. Binder
People May Know. Ketchikan Chronicle Editorial Voice
The piece argues cities thrive on community spirit and civic involvement. It condemns narrow minded residents and urges immediate action, generous giving of time and money, and pursuing worthwhile industries now rather than waiting. It reinforces that a city earns progress through collective effort and not freebies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noo
The Pestilence of Fanaticism and Statutory Reform
James A. Reed argues in American Mercury that natural rights cannot be safeguarded by laws or prohibitions. He decries statutory moral reform as outside government proper and warns it leads to greater evils, noting persistent liberty instincts despite repression and global debt concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Valletin
Sonitor
James A. Reed
Missouri
Winsell
American Mercury
World News Snippets and Local Musings
A series of brief items from various papers note Hoover’s synthetic food forecast, Mesopotamian vanity cases 6000 years ago, Los Angeles return sparking national debate, a Pennsylvania cemetery mausoleum condemned for lacking fire escapes, questions on stable government, Dr Brady praising cabbage, and Hawaii contemplating more ukuleles than forts.
Along Life's Detour Observations on a Modest Girl
A fragmentary reflection on changing social norms about modesty and dress. The speaker muses that past generations deemed a modest girl shy, while modern times seem to joke at the idea of showing ankles. The piece contrasts perceived weakness with everyday idiosyncrasies in home life.
The Ananias Club and Shifting Marital Tales
Witty exchanges from the era echo anxieties about marriage roles and material dependence. Quotations critique spousal dynamics and financial reliance, featuring quips about ribs broken from a borrowed umbrella and the idea a husband may outshine his wife’s expectations.
Apple Sauce and Roasting Men in Modern Morals
The reader comments on gender norms and parenting tone in society. An intelligent woman is described as outwardly sweet and attractive while a mother's old-fashioned moral standards clash with contemporary child reactions. The piece suggests shifting roasting from women to men at home.
Daily Sentence Sermon A long-headed man is never short
A compact note offers a proverb style observation about prudence and foresight, labeling a “long-headed man” as never short. It presents a concise, reflective thought suitable for a brief newspaper card.
News of the Names Club Revolution Rumor
O. B. reports A. Gunntotter of Rio de Janeiro Brazil. he must have started the recent revolution down there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News of the Names Club
O. B
A. Gunntotter
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Board of Equalization meeting dates set by Juneau City Council
The Common Council of the City of Juneau will meet as a Board of Equalization in City Hall Council Chambers on June 6, 10, 11, 12 and 16 from 2 to 4 p.m. John A. Davis, City Clerk, adv. Qld papers for sale at The Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City of
Juneau
John A. Davis
Alford John Bradford
American Legion Regular
City Hall
BE. M. Polley
M. C. Ducey
Juneau Public Library
Main Street
Baweeeers
Eto
Modesty Comes High in Chicago Headline in Philadelphia Record
Chicago dispatch reports teachers urged lower skirts and expect higher pay as bows were judged too high. The superintendent warned skirts raise concerns while teachers retort wages must rise if modesty raises workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Noah
A Satirical Look at Women and Society in Oblique Verse
A fragmentary column mocks women and gender norms with wry comparisons and social observations. It playfully contrasts fashion, aging, and behavior, noting trivial grievances like dress delivery versus the weight of preconceptions while wryly commenting on manners and propriety.
Public summons in Alaska divorce case 1925
In the District Court of Alaska Division One at Juneau, Donald Stickney sues Beat rice Stickney and the President of the United States for dissolution of marriage. Defendants must answer within the statutory period after publication, with May 14 to June 11, 1925 marking first and last notices. Court clerk John H. Dunn issues the summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court For
Territory of Alaska
Juneau
Donald Stickney
Beatrice Stickney
United States of America
Creeting
Thos. M. Reed
John H. Dunn
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