Critique of US criminal courts and rising lynching risk
A harsh critique argues that US criminal laws increasingly favor criminals over public protection. It contends courts delay justice with technicalities, causing lynchings to rise as vigilante punishment grows, and contrasts American delays with the swift English trials. The piece laments ineffective adjudication and advocates faster, decisive punishment to deter crime.
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United States
Nile
Russia
Japan
Old England
For Sash Celery Plants At A J Watson Indiana Pa
Over 15 000 large Lome Grown Celery Plants offered by A J Watson at 276 South Seventh Street Indiana Pennsylvania Prices range from 40 to 50 cents per hundred Observe the plants before purchasing in a local notice style aimed at buyers.
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A. J. Watson
South Seventh Street
Indiana
Beeth- Nut Sliced Beef ad in Beechnut style
An advertisement promotes Beech Nut Sliced Beef made from choice cuts, cured for a delicate flavor in vacuum glass jars free of preservatives. It urges daily purchases and grocery service, offering phone ordering for home delivery and praising product quality.
Noted Reprimand Over Mistreatment of Late Friend
A Philadelphia Press item quotes a heated exchange between a mother and Johnny about not striking a late friend and not treating a dog poorly. The dialogue contrasts human compassion with animal kindness, reflecting social expectations.
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Ohinny
Johnny
Philadelphia Press
Father and son in fatal knife attack in New York quarrel
In New York on July 10 a dispute between Conrad Schirmer and his 19 year old son at Misa Lazarus's home led to a struggle over a broken glass shard. The youth stabbed his father in the side, causing a probably mortal wound. The father was taken to a hospital and refused to press charges. Conrad was arrested.
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New York
Conrad Schirmer
Conrad
the Sun
Misa Clara Lazarus
Shedl
Americans Imprisoned in Cuba for Telegraph Interference
Havana reports from Cuban officials state that Miss Millie Brown, L. C. Giltier, postmaster of Columbia, and William Atrustine, all Americans, were imprisoned at Nueva Gerona for violating an old military order. Authorities say they deliberately blocked a private telegraph line after warnings. The government vows no intervention but plans to monitor the case. Brown may be moved from the common jail to the mayor’s home while islanders deny revolutionary involvement.
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Havana
Isle of Pines
Nueva Gerona
Millie Brown
L. C. Giltier
Colimnbia
Williamn
Ameriasus
Thay Yepord
Soverennant
Brown
Convention to Be Held in Dayton in September
The Republican state central committees set the state convention for September 1 in Dayton with Borner Gov Myrand T Herrick as temporary chair and Gay Harris as permanent chair. Joby KR Malloy to be temporary secretary and Richard Gilson sergeant at arms. The convention will have 86 delegates, the fewest in years.
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Dayton
Columbus
Republican State Central Committees
Borner
Myrand T. Herrick
Gay. Harris
Joby KR. Malloy
Richard Gilson
Aruis
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Indiana Publishing CompAny
Walter H. Jackson
New Gazette
Carpenter Avenue
Indiana Postomce
Henry B. Brown
United States Supreme Court
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A. C. Ferrier
Phila. St
Sesper
W. H. Clawson
Bobble
North Seventh Street
J. C. Conner
Mama, Va
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W. JH. Clawson
Gazette
Gazettes
Thompson
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Ry
Arig
Ganesh
G. S. Rahn
Indiane
Pennsylvania
American School of Categpathy
Front
R. E. Templeton
Allison
Arency
Sivage
Harper's
Sid
Punel
Poser
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Beer Wien
Orimainees
Aluyer Otatdiganm
Adibel Wileh
Dave Bedpead
Owwlerebip
Nmti
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Isai
Paige
Sou
Canton
New Mexico
Santa Fe
N. M
Socorro
el Paso
Taxas
Socorso
Rio Grands Valley
Senta Pe
Albuquercue
Loughry
All America
John Keily
Thompson’s Insurance Deposit Bank Building
D.C. Mack & Son
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
Philadelphia Street
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