Once a Thief Is Not Always a Thief Parole View
Chief Parole Officer Charles S Moore argues parole reforms work after eight years with the United States Federal prison system starting parole in 1910. He cites inmates who gain steady jobs, marriage, and stability after release, while noting variability and the need for indeterminate terms and strong post parole support. He describes schooling, employment placement, and family influence on outcomes, emphasizing reform over punishment.
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Charles 5. Moore
New Jersey Reformatory
Survey Prone Bureau
United States
New Jersey
John
Tme
Nia
Reformatory
Frank Moore
Lone
Bewitching Yale Thespians Gowned in Feminine Garb
Yale University stages its annual play with four male students in female roles. AM Hartwell and Wm C Suilitt return as leads in Ti Ven taglio The Fan. Hartwell has worn frocks for three years and is now a familiar attractive figure. Yale students perform at Jackson's Theatre on Dec 2.
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Yale University
Yale Drematic Asanciatan
A. M. Hartwell
Ti Ventaglio
AM. Hartwell
Wm. C. Suilitt
Grace Harkaway
Gay Spanter
London Assurance
Hartwell
Yale State
Yale Boys
Jackson
Sacred concert by Leon Rice at First Methodist Church
Leon Rice of New York City, renowned for sacred music, will perform at First Methodist Church in Bridgeport in morning and evening services. His Asbury Park triumphs were praised, and locals expect strong reception in Bridgeport for his sacred songs. Also advertisement for fine pipes, cigars, and tobaccos at 44 Fairfield Avenue opposite Poll's theatre.
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Leon Rice
New York City
First Methodist Church
Rice
Asbury Park
Bridgeport
Specif
Havana
Porto Rico
Tampa
D. D. Smith
Fairfield Avenue
Poll
Incheon
Pera
Irving Place
New York
Pera Square Theatre
Alma
Weber
Roller Polo Scores Roll Across New England Suburbs
Last night results show Providence New Haven 3 Brockton 5, New Bedford 12 Worcester 11, Taunton at Worcester and Fall River at Providence. Matches featured Fall River at Providence and Taunton at Worcester with New Bedford at Hartford and Brockton New Haven also listed. An ad promo touts Cyrus War Remover from Cyrus Pharmacy with strong claims and a hand cleaning product line.
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Providence
New Haven
Provident dSroskton
Brockton
Tuna Ome
New Bedford
Worcester
Taunton
Hartford
Fall River
Toniest
Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Pairfield Avenue
Cannon St
Cleanrasy
Badgerport to Enter National Roller Polo League
New Haven reports that a league meeting called for Providence will decide on Massachusetts team issues. Worcester faces scrutiny over player moves as Connecticut eyes a Bridgeport franchise. Worcester’s Phelan eyes New Bedford, but Fred Jean and the crew resist. The Albany connection and roster details color the evolving league plans.
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New Haven
Sandager
National Roller Polo League
James E. Canavan
Providence
Massachusetts
Worcester
Pierce
Cameron
Hartford
Phelan
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Sam Simmons
Albany
New Bedford
Sutton
Newhare
Charlie Purrell
Poughkeepsie
Fred Jean
Woroster
Frank Chance May Have Played Last Game for Cubs
Rumors from the National League meeting suggest Frank Chance may retire from playing first base for the Cubs with President Murphy showing interest in a replacement. The Cubs reportedly refused to waive first baseman Jack Flynn of the Pirates, while Flynn likely will not move to Chicago. Jimmy Archer has filled the position well and could succeed Chance next season, allowing Chance to move to a bench role.
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New York
Frank Chance
Tonzer
Chicago
Murphy
Cubs
Jack Piynn
Pirates
Flynn
Fred Clarke
Chance
Jimmy Archer
Nutmeg League of Gold Teams of the Vicinity
Officials plan a youth baseball league in the Nutmeg State. The proposed 21 and under league will include East Bridgeport Milford Stratford Fairfield Bridgeport and Nichols with Saturday games. Birdl remains headquarters. Derby is dropped. Derby's former officials may be replaced. meeting planned at 1120 Pembroke Street.
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East Bridgeport
Milford
Stratford
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Nichols
Birdi
Derby
Goerig
Dunigan
Donlin
Pembroke Street
Isu
Barrett and White win three mile race at Park City rink
Dick Parret and Jack White defeated Frank Porcharks and Beorge Tonplzar in a three wire roller skating race at the Park City rink last evening by a lap and a half. Barrett and White led early, with White finishing strong to secure the victory for their team.
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Barret
White
Dick Parret
Jack White
Park Miys
Frank Porcharks
Beorge Tonplzar
Edgewood
Park City
Barrett
Porchorka
Tere Yurst
Sxeed Net
Ixewood
Yale Captain Speaks Before Y M C A Boys
Yale captain Arthur Howe spoke to Y M C A Boys Department members about lessons from football, preferring the sport for love of the game over money. He urged clean play, learning from defeats, and emphasis on teamwork and responsibility.
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Arthur Howe
Yale
Howe
Cant Howe
Brown
Princeton
Harvard
Trifes
Tad Jones
Jones
Boxing Special from United Press on multiple bouts
Johnny Mar to, the West Side lightweight, says he is in shape for Monday night’s bout with Jack Dorman at the Olympic. Dorman and Marto are hard hitters and a knockout is possible. weigh in at 135 pounds four hours before the fight. In New Orleans, reports say Governor Lambremont pressured promoters to cancel the Ross Barry bout. Eddie McGoorty’s camp plans an East invasion to find a middleweight opponent after outclassing Dillon. In Manchester, Tom Sawyer and Bartley Connolly fight ends with Sawyer scoring a knockout in the 13th of 15 rounds. In Philadelphia, Kid Gasden lies in critical condition after a skull fracture. Johnny Kale held without bail for the attack. In Pittsburgh, Jack Johnson expresses willingness to fight any heavyweights if a substantial purse exists.
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United Press
New York
Johnny Marto
West Side
Ad Wolgast
Jack Dorman
Marto
Dorman
New Orleans
Des
Lambremont
Tony Ross
Jim Barry
Philadelphia
Kak
Edward Gaeden
Bottar
Kid
Frankfort
Gasden
Fez
Johnny Kale
Hedges Net 300000 For St Louis Browns Stock
St Louis December 17 Robert Lee Medges received 300000 for his interest in the St Louis Browns from the annual league meeting in New York. Hedges owned a percent of the stock of the Brown corporation, placing the club property players transactions at a value of 450000.
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St. Louis
Robert Lee Medges
St. Louis Browns
Charles Spine
Pax
New York
Hedges
Brown Corporation
Vaudeville Bill Promises Diverse Acts At Polls Theater
Next week's Poll's Theatre vaudeville features Lolo a blindfolded mind reader and sharpshooter supported by Mendelson Four a musical quartet. The Keaton Family and juggling strongman acts join Gordon and Marx dialecticians and Rosing Cassellis Maget Wonders. Seats on sale now.
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Mendelson
United States
Bridgeport
Poli
New York
Keaton
Joe Myra
Buster
Jingles
Louise
Porter
Kramer
Spillane
Shriner
Wille
Gordon and Marx
Rosing Cassellis
Bernhardt in New Year Jackson Theatre Booking Amid Data Clues
A Chicago correspondent summarizes Sarah Bernhardt’s life and career, noting her Paris birth, disputed age, and devotion to her son Maurie. The piece mentions money troubles, a long career, and a New York company touring in December.
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Sarah
Jackson
Chicago
Bernhardt
Laroure
France
Korine
Pernharét
Sarah ‘Bernharit
Untress
Paris
Brustet
Sarah Bernhardt
Conservatoire
Theatre Comedie Francase
Frst
National Theatre
Odeom
Francais Coppe
Maurie
Saray
Abardanell Iat Broadwex to Present Operetta in Bridgeport
A company with over 20 personnel will perform an operetta in Bridgeport under the direction of Director Hurgath. The event marks a notable cultural offering in the area and highlights the company’s expansion plans.
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Abardanell
Bridgeport
Diretor Hurgath
Through Death Valley Scores Big at Jacksons Theatre
A fair audience witnessed the newsy Western melodrama Through Death Valley at Jacksons Theatre. The lively production impressed with novel twists, strong acting, and stirring frontier scenes. The closing show tonight is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Through Death Valley
Jackson's
Fackson
Death Valley
Laat Nlebt
Performa
Pittsburg Cross Country Race Cool and Ice Bound
Pittsburg December 17: a frigid temperature under ten degrees greets 60 runners for the Pittsburg AA cross country meet. The six mile course winds through Schontey Park as crowds and athletes brace for a tough winter event amid ice and wind. A later note: Pack Street Congregational Church hosts a charity service with church and Sunday school planned for 4:40 this afternoon as part of a town festival.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Pittsburg AA
Bschontey Park
Pack Street
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