Reforming the Tramp: Belgium and American Jails Examined
A detailed critique of vagrancy control contrasts Belgium and Swiss models with American practices. It cites overcrowded jails, inadequate reform efforts, and calls for compulsory labor colonies, longer sentences, and centralized vagrancy identification to curb descent into crime.
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York
Park Bench
O. F. Lewis
Charity Organization Society
New York Times
Birmingham
Ala
Ed Gigrant
Maison de Refuge
Belgiumt
Merxples
Belgum
Germany
Switzerland
Belgium
Beya
Witzwyl
United States
New York State
New York City
New York
Outlaw Jem Peace Makes a Widow's Gambit
In a Wyoming town sheriff and outlaw Jem Peace strike a tense bargain to free the deputy’s shooter Fred Turner by swapping Peace for the man’s freedom. Kate Connolly, Turner's mother, arrives to claim him on the stage, while Peace redeems his name and the town braces for a dramatic night and hunt.
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Jai
Casier Centrale de Vagabondage
Brussels
Belgium
Mudgecreek
Mr. Pence
Walal
Jem
Promiseus Circus
Mr. Peace
Fred Turner
Styika
Jem Peace
Jon Pease
Peace
North Wioriing
Tieslevil
Turner
Kate Connolly
Enenie
Waal
Mr. Penes
Ash
Seareville
Crick
Mister Peace
Mike
Fred
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National Prison Congress
Jack London
Erie County
Charles R. Henderson
University of Chicago
Excen
Buston
Lowell
Massachusetts
State Farm
Wyon
Massachusetts State Farm
Edmond Kelly
Depot de Mendicite
Merxplas
Menthy
Jet