Science Shapes Care for Criminality Findings
Dr Max G Schlapp argues mental irregularities link to blood chemical disturbances and crime. He notes 14 000 cases show a path from brain centers to behavior and outlines tests and treatments aiming to replace prisons with humane care.
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New York
United States
Max G. Schlapp
Schlupp
New York Tribune
Chimpanzee attack leads to multiple court awards
A state district court ruled Elm must pay 1500 in damages after a chimpanzee attacked Milton Lindley and a Pasadena boy. The court also ordered 1600 against the chimpanzee owner and 100 for a frivolous appeal. The incident occurred when the chimpanzee escaped and entered the home, severely injuring the child.
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Los Angeles
Milton Lindley
E.W. Knowlton
Pasadena
State District Court of Mnopenis
Merrily We Roll Along. Tn Thussellville's Bird McCarrdck Birthday
In Thussellville Kentucky a longtime resident Bird McCarrdck was celebrated on his 72nd birthday with the help of many friends. He has not walked a scope in forty years but remains a well liked figure in the community.
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Sehlapp
Thussellville
Etary
Bird McCarrdck
Indiana and Indiana: Farm groups clash over yard rep and roads tax
A wide Indiana round up reports the Indianapolis Live Stock Exchange rejecting a proposal for a farmers representatives in yards. It also notes a four mill road tax push by the Interstate Good Roads congress at Evansville and other statewide items from governors, courts, fires, and school pay scales.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Live Stock Exchange
Indiana Federation of Falrmers
Lewis Taylor
Add EL BE. Reynolds
Evansville
Interstate Good Roads Congress
Dixie Bee Line Association
Indiana
James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Tadianapodis
Ray
Martha Muff
Goshen
Magdaline Green
Fred Green
Ligonter
South Bend
Lafayete
Tippecanoe County
Muncie
Delaware County
Frankfort
Melvin Rupe
Mary
Everett
Rupe
Goodrich
Charles O. McNulty
Tadlanga
Board of State Charities Committee On Penal Institutions
Baille
Chesterton
Porter County
the Sisters of Notre Dame
Milwaukee
Wis
Vincennes
Niblack Jevee
Wabash
Washington, D. C
Wieson
John N. Tunter
Harry R. Burns
Flori
Walters
Farrell
Middletown
Orgitte Hy
Steward
Hirossville
Indianga
Jifforts
National Guard
Indiana Public Service Commission
Indianapoli & Cinemaneth
Terre Hinute, Thianapolis
Easterna
National House of Representatives
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Renal Estate Tax League of
Congress
Colummbus
Bartholomew County Farmers’ Association
Lawrenceburg
Rossville Ois- Wing and Feed Manufacturing Company
Creendite Diilling and Feed Manufacturing Company
Logansport
Logansport Federation of Teachers
City School Board
Warsaw
Francis FE. Bowser
Kosciusko
Tuntington County
War Chest
James W. Trigg
Uuntington
Noblesville
Farmers' Association of
Harvilton County
Nolan
California
New and Watson
Purnell
Terre Haute
United Mine Workers of America
H. M. Wright
State Board of Health Statistics
Indianapola
Carrie T. Selvage
Grand Commandery
Kolghis Templar
Indkimapolis
Thoomington
Bloondington
L. W. Cox
Life Was a Misery to Her in Carrollton Kentucky
LinLian Tharp of Carrollton Kentucky reports suffering for almost two years with female weakness that left her unable to walk or exercise. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered, returned to work as a State Hospital attendant, and now endorses the remedy to friends. She writes to Pinkham Medicine Co for free advice.
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Carrollton
Thad
Lydia RE. Pinkham
Linlian Tharp
S. 6Th St
Dia E
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Ans
Doan
A. H. Parsons
Notary Pubue
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
C. Y
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