Parole policies in juvenile delinquency discussed by officials
Judge Means and Dean Dyer addressed the Lawrence crowd on the boy problem in juvenile law. They argued parole is experimental and must balance individual treatment with societal impact, noting patron shielding and the need for corrective measures before harm grows.
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Kiwanis Meidedos
Ile
Judge Means
Lawrence
Dean John R._Dyer
Club Hald Election Chooses Officers for School Year
The Square Compass club and Masonic group elected officers at their regular Wednesday meeting. Names named include Jy We Polkinghorn as president G Q Giffin as vice president Chauncer Cox as secretary E L Treece as treasurer Klinkenberg Marshall Kret Watkins David Armstrong and J R Liggett as directors.
Kraenzlein and Ewry Dominate Early Olympic History
Analysis notes Kraenzlein and Ray Ewry as record setters in early Olympics. Kraenzlein won four events in Paris 1900 including 60 and 110 meter hurdles, 200 meter low hurdles, and broad jump. Ewry triumphed in standing broad, standing high jump, and standing hop step jump across 1900, 1904, and 1908 Olympics, highlighting rarity of multi event champions and evolving specialization.
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New York
C. Kruenzlin
Pery. Ferance
Gerd
Ewry
Athens
Olympic
London
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
St. Louis
Hillman
Archie Hahn
St Louis
Hannes Kolehmainen
Stockholm
Fanyo Nurmi
Antwerp
Charles Hoff
America
Harold
Qsborne
Illinois
A. C
Glen Hartranft
Stanford
Joie Ray
Loren Murchison
Charley Paddock
Convention Opens at Oklahoma City for 89th Editorial Assoc.
The 89th annual convention of the National Editorial Association opened in Oklahoma City after three days of tours in northern and eastern Oklahoma. President Wallace Odell of Tarrytown N Y addressed the gathering and urged newspapers to uphold the national prohibitory laws. Governor M E Trapp welcomed the editors and contrasted state conditions with past disturbances in government. Mayor O A Cargill presented Odell a symbolic six foot key. John Anderson of Snyder represented the Oklahoma association and urged optimism about Oklahoma.
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City
Associated Press
National’ Editorial Association
Wallace Odell
Tarrytown
N. Y
M. E. Trapp
T Walton
O. A. Cargill
John Anderson
Snyder
Oklahoma Editorial Association
Edgar C. Bronson
el Reno
Oklahoma Association
Anderson
al Jennings
Eugene Debs
Lyon
Indiarla
Déan Walter Williams
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Williams
Odell
Democratic Convention Halls Choice of Leader
New York May 22 The executive committee of Tammany Hall selects a leader amid internal deliberations and public attention. The choice reflects party strategy ahead of upcoming elections as factions vie for influence and unity remains uncertain.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Democratic group sets July 15 for choosing Murphy successor
A party committee plans to act on selecting a new leader after the Democratic National Convention. A seven member sub committee led by Frank J. Goodwin will manage the group's affairs in the interim.
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Charles F.murphy
Frank J. Goodwin
Kansas City bout barred by attorney general ruling
To stop a June 3 exhibition boxing match planned between Young Stribling of Macon Georgia and Hugh Walker of Kansas City the Missouri Kansas line is asserted by Attorney General Griffith. Governor Davis instructed enforcement with Wyan dotte county attorney J N Baird confirming vigilance under Kansas statutes.
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Kans
Kansas City
Kansas
G. B. Griffith
Stribling
Macon
Hugh. Walker
Griffith
J.N. Baird
Wyandotte
American Legion
J. M. Davis
Escapes From Hospital in Independence Missouri
Independence Kansas May 22 Donald Dewitt of California escaped from West Side hospital at 2 15 this morning where he was recovering from a bullet wound in the left arm inflicted by Cherryvale Chief Burt Griggs during a prior attempt to escape. His case for breaking into a Cherryvale drug store was set for hearing this week in district court and was continued to June 5 due to his condition. Also New York May 22 Laurano an outsider from Oak Ridge Stable won the $5000 Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park on opening day. The Rancocas Stable was involved.
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Independence
Kan
Donald Dewitt
California
West Side Hospital
Burt Griggs
Cherryvale
New York
Oakridge Stable
Laurano
Belmont Park
Rancocas Stables
Princess of Japan to take up horseback riding
Tokyo reports that the crown princess of Japan will begin horseback riding as part of her training, becoming the first empress to engage in this physical exercise. She is already known as an excellent tennis player, reflecting modernization in the ruling family. Coffeyville to Graduate 101 students this year, the largest class in local history, with 42 boys and 59 girls. Washington State bans smoking in forest reserves for tourists.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Japan
Imperial Household Department
Coffeyville
Cofffyville
Kan
Coffeyville High School
Washington
Legion orphans home drive planned after post meeting
Eli Ferrell Dorsey post outlines an active canvass of ex service men and a $500 treasury contribution for the orphans home fund. Members pledge $100 each by calling on veterans. Eric Conger of Lawrence post seeks Kiwanis support. Governor Davis proclaims Sunday for campaign awareness.
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Orphans Home Project
Eli Ferrell Dorsey
the Post
Post
Eric Conger
Lawrence Post
Kiwanis
Wiib
Davis
Sam Moyer
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