Youth Crime Rates Cited By Criminologist In New Jersey
Dr Carlton Simon, noted criminologist and former New York police official, spoke at the New Jersey Chiefs of Police association meeting last month. He warned that fifty years ago youths under 19 were proportionally jailed as often as today in Bing, Sing, Clinton, and Auburh prisons, and noted current trends have echoes of that era.
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Bing
Sing
Clinton
Auburh
Pho
Abere
Garlaton Simon
New York
Pak
New
Split Second Editorials Reflections on politics and society
A fragmented editorial voice from Robert Quillen offering satirical takes on taxation, prohibition, foreign policy, and civic life. It muses on funding projects, payroll politics, and the paradoxes of opportunity, while critiquing local governance and social norms.
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Robert Quillen
Fragmentary OCR Note Shows Confused Speech and Errors
The readable fragment hints at a garbled quotation about gear costs and a claim of mistrust in a community. A man asserts familiarity with a caller over the phone, but the text is incoherent and incomplete. No clear person, place, or event emerges.
Youth crime debate and reform ideas in 1899 discussion
A criminologist discusses youth crime, noting 14.7 percent of New York prison inmates are under 20 and 26.6 percent in reformatories. He criticizes sensational crime warning literature and urges addressing true causes, warning against censorship and false blame while advocating job creation to reduce unemployment. The piece also cites public sentiment shifts toward prewar nostalgia and policy reform.
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de Stoo
New York
Aluto
Uulmaelf
Gonstation
Sunday School Convention Close Draws 5000 Attendees
The 1813 Fully 5,000 people attended the closing session of the Sunday school convention held last May. The event split between the Capitol and Christian churches, both packed. Dr F Ball and John Alexander spoke at the Baptist church, while Prof W W Athearn and W C Pearce spoke at the Christian church. Memorial services at Woodman of the World drew strong attendance. Rev B W Bonell and church choir contributed to the Episcopal service. Cemetery addresses by W E Keyes and songs by Mrs G T Abt echoed through the day. Platteville beat Lafalla’s second team 12 to 14 in a baseball game yesterday afternoon. The groves revived after rain, rye reaching chin-high with wheat promising break.
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F. Ball
John
Alexander
Christian Church
Athearn
W. C. Pearce
Woodman
Iodge
B. W. Bone
Hia Echurch Choir
Episcopal Church
Mra. D. BE
Cray J
W. E. Keyes
Mra. G. T. Abt Strond
Plattevilla
Lafalla
Grover
Promica
Sunday School Guests and Local Visitors in Greeley
Mr Abbey of Grover State thanks for a 40 acre tract on file in Iguel. Hay St John and Charles St John of Fort Lupton attended the Sunday school convention in Greely and were guests at the dais of Alt and Mrs J S Snook. Alma McArthur Esteeannwalt returned to Fort Collins after the convention. Dr O E Webb of Milliken was in Greeley, Mrs Fannie Koenig of Koenig was in town on business noting crops look good in her district.
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Abbey
Grover State
Hay St. John
Charles St. John
Fort Lupton
Greelay
Alt
J. 5
Snook
Local Social Notes From Greeley Area Events
June Ault visits sister in Rome country while Mina Gertle Cook stays weeks. Philip Kleber to Denver after nephew Henry Miller ill in St Joseph hospital. Jeremiassen family visits and guests. Rhoades and family from Laramie hosted by C F Colling. Margaret Rhoades planning further travel. Fishback family visiting Denver. Donegan of Greeley hosts. Wilsons and Sivers return from Livermore. work on Livermore ranch noted. Goldin Cooker visits Orosa family. Josie Cruikshank operated in hospital. Pioneer club meets. quilting session after brief business. next hostess Adling Nichols. Fifteen members present. Elsie Erlekeen and daughter visit Arthur Leafgren family.
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Mina Gertle Cook
Roma
JG Carter
Philip Kleber
Denver
Serena Ihness
Henry Miller
Grealey
Wil Fishback
W. P. Brown
Myre
Frank Donegan
Gresley
Mya
Charles Wilson
R. E. Sivers
Ivan
Livermore
Livers Yanch
Migs Goldin
TY. Orosa
Daughters of
Buckingham
Josie Cruikehank
Gresley Hospital
Ina Schoonover
Pioneer Club
B. M. Irwin
T. E. Peterson
John Morris
HE. J. Gagner
Adsling Nichols
Adolph Erlekeen
Elsie
Greeley
Arthur Leafgren
Local Social News From Barnesville July Dates Mentioned
June 3 Barnesville reports Sunday dinners and visits among residents. Families including Mr. Saul Nive E Wiefhaus Mrs Jana Meshburn H B Steinkrane and J C Carney share gatherings at local homes. Sam Shimada returns from Japan with news of his three youngest children.
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Barnesville
Saul Nive 'E. Wiefhaus
Jana Mesh’ Burn
Won
Alamanga
Sam Shimada
Japan
Pearly
Hia
Chillian
A. E. Erickson
Fred Mueller Sud
Dick Ivie
Jana
Milliken Community Club Meets Monday Night
About thirty five men attended the regular meeting in the 10.0.F. hall with Mr J Brown presiding in the president's absence. Old business included dropping the planned project to make changes in the club facilities.
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Milken
Meeoing
Mi Kan
J. Brown
Chang
Hudson Hudans Visit Highlights Colorado Method Conference
Hudson Hudans visits Fort Lupton relative Dilly Minniear while a Denver Methodist conference draws Mrs EK Busor and daughters Mary and Evelyn, Mrs Glora Rowse, Mrs BE, O Cook and Howald Cannan. Kirby Page delivers the Monday evening address.
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Hudson Hudans
Suns
John McWilliama
Fort Lupton
Dilly Minniear
Busor Andaughters
Mary and Evelyn
Glora Rowse
O. Cook
Howald Cannan
Colorado
The
Method Church
Denver
Kirby Page
Alaska Talk Highlights Elwell Visitor at Meeting
A meeting featured a spirited Alaska talk by Dave Robinson of Elwell sharing personal experiences. Dave was joined by Mr Stamops who spoke on South America. Before adjournment, the Ladies Aid appointed J D Bannett Percy Page and Earl Barber as committee for the next session.
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Fes
Alaska
Davé Robinson
Elwell
Stamops
Robinson
South America
Ald
J.D. Bannett
Percy
First photographs of genes reveal heredity wheels
Washington reports Carnegie Institution scientists release early images of genes and chromosomes, the tiny “wheels” guiding heredity. The article explains how genes from father and mother enter a single cell, determine organ development, and are arranged on beads in chromosomes as cells divide.
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F. B. Colton
Washington
Garnegie Institution of Washington
John Belling
Carengia Wnstitution
Department of Genetics
Ruan Junt
Ismog Dt
Turkey Bans Long Haired Girls From State Schools
The ministry cites uniformity as the motive for excluding long hair or hairstyles as students in Turkish state schools. The decree affects admission and enforces a dress and appearance standard in education facilities.
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Angora
Ministry of ‘Educay
Turkey
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