Chicago Crime Cure Proposal Lets 3000 Delinquents Segregate
A Chicago plan from Chief Justice Harry Olson and Dr. William Hickson seeks to remove 3000 mentally delinquent repeaters to a permanent industrial farm colony to cut crime, save police costs, and prevent future offenses. They cite lab records showing mental deficiency as a root cause and argue insanity presumed until proven sane. Legislation has been drafted for the Illinois General Assembly.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
Harry Olson
Municipal Court of Chicago
William J. Hickson
Olson
Hickson
Olson-Hickson
Dr. Hicks
United States
There Everywhere and Back Again in Amarillo News
Local notices and chatter from Amarillo quote cinema listings, weather tips, cattle trading talk, and social updates. Mentions Corinne Griffith, Kenneth Harlan, Harrison Ford in The Marriage Whirl and The Deadwood Coach. References Miles Bivins and E B Mayor Lee Bivins with travel and cattle plans.
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C. R. McAfee
Amarillo
West Seventh
Miles Bivins
Vernon
Lee Bivins
Corinne Griffith
Kenneth Harlan
Harrison Ford
Chief Wheelox
Fairfax
Okla
Blondes Dominate Brussels Sports, Scientists Say
London reports that six Englishwomen swept a Brussels contest and were all blondes. Professor Pyecraft notes the blonde line stems from Nordic British stock, praising outdoor ancestry but warns intermarriage and urban life threaten blondes. Some say the U S may share this trend as brunettes increase.
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United Press
London
England
Brussels
W. Pyecraft
British Natural History Museum
British Isles
United States
Polish royal throne tipped to Duke of York in London plan
The brother of the Prince of Wales is eyed as Poland’s king with England funding the royal house. London parliamentarians propose Poland become a monarchy placing the Duke of York on the throne. Expenditures for the new royal establishment would be covered by England. Mildred Barris McGovern awaits a visit from Mr Stork. Byrd of MacMillan’s Arctic unit reports unseen lands. Former Senator J Hamilton Lewis travels to Geneva to seek a $100000000 loan for a European nation.
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Prince of Wales
Poland
London
Duke of York
England
Mildred Barris McGovern
Charlie Chaplin
Mr. Stork
Byrd
MacMillan
Arctic
J. Hamilton Lewis
Geneva
League of Nations
Leprosy Settlement Leader Retires After 25 Years On Molokai
John D. McVeigh ends 25 years as Kalaupapa superintendent and moves to Kalihi Hawaii to advise the leprosy receiving station. Ralph L. Cooke succeeds him. Dr. Harold Marshall replaces Dr. W. J. Goodhue. McVeigh cites poi factory, motion pictures, and Chaulmoogra oil as major changes and predicts Molokai’s closure within 20 years if treatment widens. He urges education and public support against leprosy.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Kalaupapa
Molokai
John D. McVeigh
Kalihi
McVeigh
Ralph L. Cooke
Wireless
The
Mutual Telephone Co
W. J. Goodhue
Harold Marshall
Louisiana
United States
Red Cross
France
Stinnett Hill and Thomsen to Speak at Realty Meeting
Sid Stinnett John E Hill and Dr R Thomsen will speak at the Amarillo Real Estate board weekly luncheon at the Hotel Palo Duro tomorrow at noon. They will discuss Amarillo's industrial possibilities and current work. C E Russell and J O Wilson handle the program. Citizens are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Stinnett
John E. Hill
Dr. R. Thomsen
Tulia Youth Suffers Broken Arm After Horse Ride
Special to The Globe reports Dogie Dinwiddie son of Chas Dinwiddie suffered a severe broken arm from a horse fall when the saddle shifted during a fast ride in Tulsa on August 20.
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the Globe
Tulsa
Dogie
Dinwiddie
Chas. Dinwiddie
Fire destroys Calumet Milling elevator in Minneapolis
The Calumet Milling elevator in southeast Minneapolis with 100000 bushels of grain was burned last night. Estimated loss reaches 250000 dollars.
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Associated
Minneapolis
Calumet Milling Company
Railroad News and Folks in the Southwest
John Richman claims the title of first airplane hob0 after beating railroad time to Los Angeles. A roundup of Santa Fe and Southern Pacific staff movements, travels, illnesses, assignments, and a record-setting plains division train with 145 cars arrives Amarillo. Includes notes on Mrs Mireau and other staff relations and mint flecks of local ads.
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John Richman
Las Vegas
N. M
Los Angeles
Mr. Richman
J. T. Monroe
New Orleans
Denver
N. B. Pruett
Monroe
Southern Pacific Railway and Steamship Lines
W. R. Gowdy
Denver Colorado
W. P. Ray
J. C. Phares
Colorado
Helen
Margaret Mode
J. W. Mode
Wichita Falls
Texas
A. Covington
Miles Grocery
Plains Division
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Wiley
C. EB. Worden
Waynoka
Buffalo
Cooper
Texline
Memphis
J. D. Tinsley
Santa Fe Generall Agriculture
Plainview
Muleshoe
Slatin
J. B. Mireau
Colorado Springs
la Junta
E. EB. Middaugh
Canadian
Ross Taylor
Henry Matthews
Anomalous Position for Texas Camp Lieutenant
Camp Stanley Texas August 29 First Lieutenant Harold B Jack Golding son of Col John B Golding commander of the 1st field artillery faces a quirky camp life with Texas A and M ties. He serves on the regimental staff and trained under fire while balancing formal duties with college roommate antics as his private orderly.
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Jack Golding
Camp Stanley
Texas
Harold B
Jack) Golding
John B. Golding
1St Field Artillery
Golding
Jack
Texas A & M. College
Texas A. & M
Battery Street
Amarillo
Battery Barracks
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Sorin F. Evlan
John F. Hylan
New York City
James Walker
Frank D. Waterman
Miydired Harris Mngovern
Yeutco A
Hamiyzon Fewis
Earth
Lonely Isle
Stinnett
Hill and
Thomsen
Realty
Tulia
Nash
By John Moore
Tinker Building
HIND
Polk
Associated Variety Co., Inc
EBC
Carrie M. Hitchcock Carver
Tyter
Crating & Packing
M. & L. Transfer & Storage Co
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