Police Chiefs Gather for Amnunal Crime Study
San Francisco June 21 More than 1 000 police chiefs and detectives from the United States Canada Australia and Mexico arrive for the International Association of Chiefs of Police meeting west of the Rockies. The five day program covers crime causes methods of detection and uniform laws including traffic extradition and explosives regulation with leaders such as William J Burns and William Pinkerton among the expected speakers. Local officials organize social activities as experts like Dr Paul Bowers and Dr Jan Don Rall address sessions.
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Ellis HW. Martin
Corresponden
San Francisco
United States
Canada
Australia
Mexico
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Rockies
William J. Burns
United States Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
William Pinkerton
W. P. Rutledge
Detroit
J. Dickson
Toronto
Secion
Im T. Smith
New Haven
Conn
Duncan Matheson
L. V. Jenkins
Portland
Ore
Bureau of Records
A. A. Carroll
Grand Rapids
Daniel O'Brien
Paul Bowers
Jan Don Rall
Albert Schneider
Carl Eisemschimmer
Mina van Winkle
M. Carrara
N. J. Gottbrath
Walter Schaller
Augustin
Keane
Merman Adler
A. M. Kidd
E. 0. Heinrich
al A. O'Neil
John O'Connor
Clarence Morrill
Herbert Bloch
Atlee Hunt
Allen H. Babcock
B. Hoag
F. R. Green
TB. W. Leland
Anna Leyl
Bya Reid
J. A. Lamon
B.A Victors
Mixs
Alma Reed
C.D. ‘Lee
Sweden reshapes education toward universal access
Stockholm reports a sweeping reform to place full schooling within reach of all Swedish children. The plan merges public schools from elementary to university, creating coeducational systems, introduces a new gymnasium and realsola, starts early specialization, reduces nonessential subjects, and aims to eliminate tuition with state support. It envisions Latin Greek and three modern languages plus Swedish, and a new lyceum directing a seven year path to university matriculation.
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Sweden
Elementay Zradea
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Ly‘ceum
States Will Send Exhibits to Brazil Exposition
Twenty nine states and many cities will send missions and exhibits to Brazil's Centennial Exposition opening Sept 7 and running to March 21, 1873. U S Government funds two buildings costing 1 million dollars for federal and private exhibits. Brazil notes similarities with the United States and outlines coffee and population figures. The Morse case postponement appears with unrelated court note.
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Brazil
International
San Francisco
United States
Sebastiao Sampaio
Sampaio
Washington
Don Pedro II
Son
Philadelphia
South America
Brasil
Paris Seethes With Horror Crime Epidemic Amid War Strain
Paris police report a worldwide surge in psychopathic crimes as dopes and nerves from war fuel a weekly tally of brutal acts. The Week’s Horror shows a drunken plumber, a wife who kills her husband, and a teen who hanges from despair, with arrests, trials, and hospital plans linked to urban fear.
Plan Change In Music Of Native Teachers
Constantinople reports a shift in Armenian Soviet Republic schooling led by native teachers. They aim to replace sorrowful national songs with more uplifting tunes derived from ancient shepherd and farmer melodies. L Ray Ogden notes suppression has left a lasting, depressing influence on youth and culture.
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Constantinople
Orpharges
L. Ray Ogden
Oghtiad
Cal
American Industrial School
Ogden
Body of General to be brought home
Mexico City June 21 The body of General Felipe Angeles who was shot two years ago in Chihuahua while in Carranza captivity will likely be brought to Pachuca his former home for first interment A movement to that effect has begun and a subscription campaign seeks to write suitable ennoement to the famed artillery expert in Mexico City General Anseles was one of Mexico's most illustrious military men and in World War I served with the French army as an artillery master.
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Mexico City
Felipe Angeles
Chihuahua
Carranza
Pachuca
Anseles
Mexico
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