Penitentiary inquiry exposes abuses at Ohio Penitentiary
The Ohio Board of Administration investigates Warden P. E. Thomas and prison staff over use of solitary confinement, force, and mismanagement. The report cites beatings, idle houses with 300 to 800 prisoners, lack of work, and lax discipline, recommending dismissal for excessive force and improved mail censorship and supervision.
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Lima State Hospital
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Lima
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Cameron
Tentiary
Cameron Tetiary
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Rural Credits Law explained as double liability scheme
A satirical letter warns a farmer about the 1916 Hollis Rural Credits Law. It details the required neighbor funding, stock purchase, and double liability for borrowing, exposing how the credit union system can entrap borrowers with hidden costs and interdependent guarantees.
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