Deterrence and Punishment Debate by Judge Gemmell
Judge William N. Gemmell of Chicago Municipal Court argues crime is deterred mainly by fear of punishment. He urges tailoring punishment to individuals, warns against class indictments, and asserts swift certain penalties, not brutality, best deter crime.
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Chicago
William N. Gemmell
American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology
Gemmell
Gamin
Wall Street
Cook County
Massachusetts
United States
Boston
Judge Gemmell on crime and parole in Chicago history
Judge Gemmell argues that swift certain punishment deters crime more effectively than churches or schools. He notes drops in theft and burglary in Chicago, rising fraud related offenses, and supports a cautious parole law with strong deterrence. Read the want ads today.
Overflow Bible school meeting fills sidewalk at church
Attendance at the First Christian Bible school Sunday morning reached 2 336 with an overflow class of 350 taught by J K Baxter outside the church. Visitors came from 65 cities in 12 states as 30 new members joined the Sunday school and three joined the church. Next Sunday Dr and Mrs W E Macklin of Nanking China will speak.
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First Christian Bible School
J. K. Baxter
W. E. Macklin
Nanking
China
Traitor Killed in Tiflis as Doctor Agamanoff Murder Case Advances
A note found in the murderers' apartment states Agamanoff was condemned to death for treachery by the central committee of the Russian revolutionary party. Police use the note to identify the man and woman believed to have killed Dr Agamanoff.
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Tiflis
Ohio Agriculture Secretary to Speak at Canton Rally
A. P. Sandles secretary of Ohio Department of Agriculture will attend a Canton conference of local agriculturists on Friday August 19 at 10 AM in the Auditorium annex room. He will also speak at the Stark County Democrats Meyers Lake rally the same day. Topics include public schools farming seed laws quail protection and fertilizer law.
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A. P. Sandles
Department of Agriculture of
Ohio
Canton
Sendles
Stark County
Meyers’ Lake
Department of Agriculture
Narrow escape as street car hits car at city corner
Mr and Mrs William Worley of 719 North Cleveland avenue and friends in their automobile escaped serious injury Sunday afternoon when a street car bound for Meyers lake collided with the car at North McKinley avenue and West Fifth street. The auto was badly damaged and occupants suffered only slight bruises and a bad shaking.
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William Worley
North
Cleveland Avenue
Meyers Lake
North McKinley Avenue
West Fifth Street
Mayor Gaynor Improves Amid Cautious Recovery Hopes
Hoboken August 15 The condition of Mayor William J Gaynor was deemed excellent by attending surgeons though not yet out of danger. The 8 oclock bulletin reported a good night, near normal temperature and pulse, nourishment taken, and a satisfactory morning status with signs of uninterrupted recovery anticipated privately.
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United Press
Hoboken
William J. Gaynor
Al G Fields Growing 25th Anniversary Minstrel Show
Al G Field marks a silver jubilee with the Greater Minstrels touring this year. The company boasts bigger production values, elaborate scenery, and the revival of David the minstrel with a Floral Festival stage transformation praised at the Columbus Industrial Exposition. The Field Minstrels perform at the Grand on Thursday evening August 18.
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al. G. Field
al G. Field
Greater Minstrels
Field
David
Court of
Saul
Palace of Flowers
Armbruster
al. G. Field Greater Minstrels
Columbus
Woodmen Day Observance Draws Thousands at Park
About 7,000 visitors watched a display featuring uniformed organizations in camp at the Woodmen Day celebration held at the park. War veterans and scouts participated in the event showcasing drills and discipline.
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Waracsses
Woodmen's Day at Meyer's Lake Draws 7000 Campers in Heat
Torrid weather at Meyer's Lake during Woodmen of the World celebration sent several campers to hospital for heat prostration. About 7,000 Woodmen arrived on trains from Ohio and Illinois for a day of flag raising, speeches, dress parades, and drills under Major Ruff with captains Tischler Shivel Staley Bailey and MacGoren directing.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Illinois
Meyer's Lake
Aveille
Ruff
A. J. Tischler
Wiliam A. Shivel
C. R. Staley
A. €. Baily
H. MacGoren
Two Women Arrested for Shoplifting at Knox's Store
Detectives arrested two women at Knox's Store Saturday night on shoplifting charges. A pincughton valued at 10 cents was taken. Police recovered other stolen items at the station and Chief Smith censured the suspects before releasing them.
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Brisbin
Knox's
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Kore Ry
Rye
State Department OF Agriculture
Sandles
Democratic Rally
Gaynor
Arlitz
Dowd
Times-News
Meyer's Lake Theater
Meyer
Lake Park Theater
Coburn
Hi Tom Ward
Tom Ward
Jimmy Logue
Durogs
Blackwell
Bailey
Kramer
Coglan
Morrison
Buckingham
Hackett
William J Kurtis
GRAND
ODEON
Minstrels
Majestic Theater
Meyers Lake Theater
Red L. Snyder
W. Tuscara
Canton Jewelry Co
N. Market St
Big Millinery
Caldwell’s—Market & Fifth
Ces
Caldwell
Lemb
Batiste
Ramie
Ladies’ Union
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