Denunciations mark close of criminal law meeting in Boston
The eleventh annual meeting of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology in Boston University ended with a sharp critique of juvenile offenders treatment and court methodology. Speakers including Mrs. Jessie F. Hodder urged indenturing women prisoners for hospital work and proposed country cottage reforms, while others discussed skull X rays for psychopaths and broader prison reform.
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American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology
Boston University
E. B. Southard
Massachusetts Psychiatric Institute
Sesson
Copley Plaza
Jessie F. Hodder
Women's Reformatory
Sherburne
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Salmon
New York
France
Woman's Post Plans Big Bazaar for October
Mrs Daisy M Erd commander of the New England Women's Post 29 American Legion opened offices in Room 832 Little Building as headquarters. A big bazaar is planned at Commonwealth Armory on October 6 7 and. The event will feature an athletic meet dog and baby shows and other activities.
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New England Women’s Post
American Legion
Little Building
Commonwealth Armory
Women's Legion
Daisy M. Erd
Charlestown Navy Yard
L. W. Lane
New England
Planning for Big Gathering in Washington
President Wilson calls a conference of labor capital and agricultural interests to meet in Washington from October 5 to 10. He asked the Chamber of Commerce, major agricultural groups, investment bankers, and Samuel Gompers to submit nominees for delegates. The list plus his selections will yield forty to forty five delegates.
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Washington
Conference of Labor, Capital and Agricultural Interests
Wilson
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Pacific Coast
Goodall Denies He Discussed Income Tax
Representative Louis B. Goodall of Maine denied to the Post from Washington that he ever spoke about his income tax. He said the Sept 1 quotation about his tax return was untrue and that he has not discussed his personal income tax with anyone except proper internal revenue officials.
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Louis B. Goodall
Maine
Post
Washington
Representative Goodall
Palm Beach
Internal Revenue
Statue Unveiling Honors General Shepard in Westfield
Westfield unveiled a bronze statue of General William Shepard, revolutionary officer, in a rain storm. Elizabeth Shepard, the 11 year old great great granddaughter of the general, did the unveiling. Governor Coolidge expressed hope for post war solutions and shared anecdotes about Shay’s Rebellion. Senator David I Walsh could not attend. Ex Governor McCall and General Clarence Edwards spoke.
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Westfield
William Shepard
Elizabeth Shepard
Coolidge
Shay
David I. Walsh
McCall
Clarence Edwards
Massachusetts Governor Reflects On Liberty And Democracy
Governor Coolidge cites the adoption of state and federal constitutions as proof the government is by and for the people. He notes wartime hardships, claims prosperity now, and urges loyalty to a government of the people. Westfield's citizenry a century ago led an orderly life amid shifting global tensions and labor unrest.
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Coolidge
General Shepard
Massachusetts
McCall
Westfield
Sons of Chaos
Italians Hope for Adriatic Accord After Deauville Talks
Italian circles welcome Signor Tittoni's return from Deauville where a conference with Lloyd George suggests an agreement among Britain Italy and France. A collective note to President Wilson is planned seeking assent to a compromise on the Adriatic issue, though doubt remains on Wilson's possible stance.
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Paris
Associated Press
Signor Titfoni
Deauville
Lloyd George
Wilson
Adriatic
Cambridge trio arraigned after Waltham street collision
Walter G Tharl 30 of 106 Dudley Street Cambridge operator of a truck was fined 100 dollars for driving under the influence after a collision with a milk wagon on Waltham Street near Blossom Street Lexington. William J Daley 24 of 64 Fairfield Street and Joseph A White 27 of 8 Harvey Street Cambridge were each fined 15 dollars for drunkenness. They pleaded guilty and paid their fines.
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Waltham Street
Blossom Street
Lexington
Cambridge
Concord
Walter G. Tharl
Dudley Street
William J. Daley
Fairfield Street
Joseph A White
Harvey Street
Gold dollar purchasing power linked to 67 cents in 1926
A House committee proposal to stabilize the gold dollar's buying power was introduced by Rep. Husted. He argued that 67 cents in 1926 would buy the same as $1.96 in 1918 and that $1 in 1913 bought the same amount of necessities.
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Washington
Aocial House
Husted
Republican
New York
Dr Williams Pink Pills End Indigestion and Fatigue
Miss Agnes Holmquist of Kensington Conn credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with rapid relief from indigestion sleeplessness headaches and nervous fatigue after trying other remedies. She reports improved appetite sleep and digestion and urges others to try the tonic now sold by druggists or from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box six boxes $2.50 postpaid. Free booklet available.
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Agnes Holmquist
Kensington
Conn
Dr. Williams
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