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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1928

Page

3

Society blamed for Hickmans and Leopolds crimes

Berkeley chief August Vollmer argues society must fund preventive programs to steer gifted youths away from crime. He cites habitual offenders and truancy as roots, proposes multiple school based psychiatrists and individualized guidance, and links heredity and environment to future criminal paths.

Hickmans Loebs Leopolds August Vollmer Berkeley Police Hickman Vollmer Los Angeles Police Department Loebs and Thore

Daytime Silhouette Frocks with Magenta Chiffon Skirts

A description of daytime dresses featuring flared or planted tiers and a magenta chiffon skirt, highlighting how the magenta print on a magenta background adds novelty to the outfit.

Officer Lacks License to Use Gun on Citizens

An Texas court ruling states an officer commissioned to carry a pistol is not licensed to assault a citizen. The Court of Criminal Appeals reversed a $100 aggravated assault fine against George B. Nash of Wichita County who argued the charge should note that a pistol used as a bludgeon is not necessarily a deadly weapon. Nash allegedly attacked Troy Rubank.

Associated Press Austin Court of Criminal Appeals George B. Nash Wichita County Nash Troy Rubank

Indian Humorist dies at 44 in Muskogee hospital

Capt. Ben Locke aged 44 Indian humorist and soldier died Wednesday at Soldiers Memorial hospital in Muskogee Oklahoma. He was the son of Victor Locke a pioneer Oklahoma merchant. His Cherokee lineage was on the maternal side.

Muskogee Oxla Ben Locke Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital Victor Locke Oklahoma

Texas Court Reverses Pardon Ruling In Sanders Case

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals overturns a prior decision in Raystrond Sanders's case from Hunt County, reversing a November ruling and declaring a pardon effective to prevent revival and suspension of a sentence.

United Press Austin Goe Miriam Yonguson Court of Criminal Appeals Raystrond Sanders Hunt County

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