Experts to Discuss Crime and Prison Reform
Toronto hosts the American Prison Congress in September 2025 with wardens, officers, social workers, and officials from Canada and the United States. Delegates will compare prison administration, highlighting conservative Canadian methods and US approaches, aided by the Canadian Department of Justice and Welfare Association.
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Toronto
Canada
United States
aAecoruer
American Prison Association
Wardens’ Association
National
Prisoners’ Aid Association
National Conference of Juvenile Agencies
Canadian Department of Justice
Canadian Welfare Association
No Mourning for Former Sergeant
SIDI-BEL-ATRES ALGERIA. No tears were shed by French Foreign Legionnaires upon news that Peter Klems a former sergeant and noted adventurer in North Africa committed suicide in a Berlin police station. A deserter who fought with Abd el Krim Klems aided Rif forces with artillery training and was praised by Abd el Krim. during a 1926 engagement General Marty ordered a hill assault where Klems shells were countersigned.
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T. B. Lopving
Sidi-Bel-Atres
Algeria
French Foreign Legion
Peter Klems
Lognaire
North Africa
Sui
Berlin
Kiems
Anl
Abd-el-Serim
Et Og
Germany
Klema
Beeng
Foreign Legion
Vie
Abd-el-krim
Klems
Abd-el-Nrim
Marty
Moulaya
Tarquist
Gantuve
Hls
Moss
Marly
Escape and Flight From War Terrors Through Europe
A fragmented report recalls Klems fleeing after the Aba el Weim collapse. A dark haired girl lured him toward the French Foreign Legion. He was seized to be shot, stole a uniform or interpreter, then walked through dunes toward Germany. He resumed burglary and was questioned in a Berlin police station when he slashed his throat.
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Klems
Aba- el- Weim
Foreign’ Legion
Germany
Berlid
Lindberghs to Start on Tour
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A Lindbergh depart from Roosevelt Field for Washington then Miami to begin a 20 day Central and South American tour. He will fly a six passenger monoplane borrowed from Morgan Belmont. A mechanic and a radio operator join in Miami. Rich to inaugurate new Air Mail line for Pan American Airways.
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Roosevelt Field
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Miami
Via
Central
South America
Morgan Belmont
New
Hunters Hurt In Car Wreck Near Lake Preston
Two men from Trene were injured when their car rolled several times Tuesday about two miles west of Lake Preston. I H Smith and R Jensen were taken to a Volga hospital in critical condition after the vehicle struck a boat and overturned following a collision with a preceding car.
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Lake Presto Cind
Volga
Lake Preston
I. H. Smith
R. Jensen
Trene
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Berlin Deaths Exceed Births in 1929
Berlin's 1929 statistical yearbook reports births at one every eleven minutes, but deaths surpassed births by 6 000. The city saw a net population rise since 1927, with 43 779 births in the city and many newcomers from provinces and abroad, and women outnumber men by about 76 090.
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Berlin
Wilmershof
Debt leads to seizure in China as door is taken
A riddle-like remark notes that in China a man unable to pay debts has his door taken by his creditors, illustrating social or legal consequences of debt.
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China
Scorpions Starved 368 Days and Spiders 17 Months No Food
Report notes extreme cases where scorpions survived 368 days without nourishment while spiders endured 17 months without food. Scientists study resilience and metabolic slowdown in these arachnids.
Frost Eases Corn Frost Risk in Week Ending Yesterday
Cool benign weather lowered frost risk for corn, with light showers and little damage. The state weather bureau reports below normal temperatures with scattered rain, soil suitable for plowing, and ongoing seeding and harvesting activities.
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M. E. Blystone
Government Weather Bureau
Huron Men Buy Prize Hereford From Harris Herd
Harris Anxiety 19th, a yearling Hereford bull, was kept in South Dakota to head the Hur on area herd managed by W. T. Whitney and A. IX Gardner after a State Fair deal. He won third in the bull class at the local fair. previously placing second at Missouri and Minnesota shows and third at Iowa. The sire Beau Anxiety 15th is noted as a top bull. Purchase price reported at 400 dollars.
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Harris
O. Harris & Son
Harris, Mo
South Dakota
W. T. Whitney
A. IX. Gardner
Huron
Harris Anxiety
Missouri
Minnesota
Beau Anxiety
Transient Dies After Drinking Canned Heat
Frank Keeley aged 45, a transient with unknown address, died Tuesday afternoon from acute alcoholism and the effects of drinking canned heat. He was found by Jack McCarthy near the Northwestern depot and pronounced dead by Dr. W L Matlock. Coroner J P Walsh indicated no further identity details or relatives were found. Keeley to be buried this afternoon at Riverside Cemetery in the county lot.
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Frank Keeley
Keeley
Jungles
Northwestern Depot
Jack McCarthy
McWeeny Hotel
McCarthy
W. L. Matlock
J. P. Walsh
Skeeley
Riverside Cemetery
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