Lindsey Lecture Urges Divine Tools for Reform of Wayward Youth
Judge Ben Lindsey spoke at the Methodist church, recounting incidents from his Denver juvenile work. He urged using empathetic, “divine instruments” to redeem incorrigible children, criticizing fear-based methods and state neglect. He cited Micky’s case as proof kindness can save youths and denounced corruption among higher-ups.
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Ben BR. Lindsey
Colorado
Methodist Church
Denver
Lindsey
Tok
Victor Hugo
Micky
Lindaey
Din P. Smythe
Pendleton Commercial Assvelain Aml
G. W. Phelps
Jidge J. W. Maloney
Roost Playgrounds Opened in Minneapolis
The Play ground movement opened today in Minneapolis under the Play ground Association of America. Delegations from Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, Wisconsin attend the three day reno mation led by Theodore Rueoyevyelt and others noted in education and public playground work.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Vortes
Playground Association of America
Finois
Lows
Kansan
Minnesota
Midwurl
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Theodore Rueoyevyelt
Jacoly
New York unions prepare petitions for reforms
Committees representing labor unions in New York City prepare petitions to Governor Dix and the state legislature seeking sweeping workshop reforms. The petitions demand adequate fire on- jip, compulsory drills and the removal of all inflamable materials.
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New York
New York City
cHovernor Dix
Election Judges and Clerks Named for May 4 Election
At a regular city council meeting the appointment of election judges and clerks for the May 4 municipal election was announced. Ward by ward lists named judges and clerks, with polling places recorded in each ward. Street sprinkling contracts were awarded to four bidders with monthly or daily rates, an emergency ordinance approved, and Main and Court street peddler restrictions adopted. A remonstrance over a Post street realignment was referred to the street committee. Bids for city hall carpet and chairs were opened and sent to a special committee for evaluation.
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Common Council
John Kileht L. Co. Rothrock
Thomas Campbell
L. F. Anjernon
W. McComas
G. W. Knight
J. B. Mumford
A. Ruppe
J. M. Bentley
Vlerks
J. F. Walker
W. F. Taylor
Charles Marsh
Ard Ward
John McGinn
J. 8
McLeod
Robert Laing
Carence Penland
J. M Cook
Ralph Folsom
4Th Ward
L. E. Penland
G. Neuman
James Fiedler
Bogart
T. F. Howard
J. P
Tet
Alta House
Pendleton
Water Streets
3Rd
City Hall
Fourth Ward
John Bishop
Webb Street
Willow and
Cosby
James F. Beck
Burr Johnson
Hk. M. Temple
H. FP. Kamrath
Main
Court Streets
Post Street
Court Street
T. G. Montgomery
Moser & Frank Company
Japanese Mobilization and Mexican Peace Efforts Rise
Reports from El Paso and Washington describe Japan pressing Mexico for a coaling station while U S troops move to the border. Efforts by Dr Vasquez Gomez and Senor de la Barra aim to hasten peace talks with Francisco I Madero and the insurgent leadership in Chihuahua and northern Mexico.
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New York
New York Sun
el Paso
Mexico
Japan
Gonny
Washington
Senor de la Barra
Vasquez Gomez
Revolutionary
Francisco J. Macro
Madero
Mexico City
Gomex
Francisco I
Madero I
Chihuahua
Gomes
Roosevelt in Portland Enthralls Crowd at Armory Address
Theodore Roosevelt drew a packed Portland audience after a street parade, a banquet, and an armory speech. He praised Oregon’s progress, endorsed direct senatorial elections and the initiative referendum, and noted leadership roles amid national issues. The event, held in an 4000-seat venue, drew far more attendees than seating.
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Portland
Ore
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Foveuvell
Prem Club
Mii
Shirke
Oregon
United States
National Guards to clash with Spanish War Veterans in mock battle
Loyal Oregon National Guard members, new and untried, will stage a mock battle next Sunday against Spanish War Veterans from Malabon camp to give the youngsters practice. Lt Storie and Lt Vinter lead the attack as Second Oregon troops join to rout the guardsmen, with one hundred rounds to be fired. The event, following a recent mock conflict on the reservation, will end in time for a ball game and local spectators are urged to attend.
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Oregon Navnal Guard
Malabon
Company L
Storie
Oliver
Branch Asylum
Vinter
Corge Hartman
Second
Oregon
Ten Acre Thirst In Cremon Circular Promises Home Farmer Path
Portland Journal reports a chamber of commerce circular advertising a Ten Acre Farm plan. It argues smallholders can achieve food, clothing, schooling, and living standards through diversified fruit and vegetable crops, livestock, and bees. It cites Hood River and Rogue River valley orchards as profitable examples.
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Cremon
Elrcwlar
Porthaid Chamber of Commerce
Portland Journal
Chamber
Sons Menefaciole
Hood River
Rogue River Valley
Umpqua
Willamette Valley
Columbia River Basin
Disastrous Fire Destroys Mills Warehouses in Echo
A major blaze hit two Henriettin Milling and Grain warehouses in Echo, caused likely by a passing engine spark or discarded match. Despite strong winds, firefighters saved nearby structures, with only minor losses reported due to water shutoff by the mill. Total loss lay mainly in empty spaces and damaged hay shipments, with insurance from Hartford and London Lancashire.
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Henriettin Milling & Grain Company
Justice Scholl
John C. Williams
Xtra
Hartford Compiis
London Wi
Vine TS Sustained Against Jack Johnson
San Francisco April 6 Judge Cabaniss sustained the $100 speeding fine against Jack Johnson. The case appeared dismissed but the judge insisted the facts warranted the penalty amid ongoing court troubles for the boxer known as Jack Johnson.
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Vine
Jack Johnson
San Francisco
Cabaniss
Conland
International Jury Meets at Carnegie Institute Exhibition
Members of the International Jury of the Carnegie Institute met here today and will award prizes and medals. The fifteenth annual international exhibition of oil paintings opens on April 26 and runs to June 30. Typewriters, filing machines, cash registers and other office machinery are now powered by tiny electric motors.
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Mittsburg
Paa
Carnegie Institute
Lorimer Bribery Probe Reopens Senate Investigation
In Springfield on April 6 the senate considered a resolution to reopen the Lorimer bribery case using new members. The proposed committee includes Townsend and Kern with party affiliations noted, amid testimony about a $100,000 fund to influence Lorimer’s election. Funk and Kohlsaat’s revelations and Hines’ denial drive renewed urgency and public interest.
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Whehlington
Senate
California
Townsend
Michigan
MecLean
Kern
Indiana
Fomerene
Ohio
Lorimer
Swone
Missouri
Kohleaat
Given
Springfield
Kohlsaat
Funk
Til
Senate Committee
House
Hines
Fun
Koblisant Jg
Edward Tilden
National Packing Company
Mr. Kohlsaat
Mr. Funk
Legisviture
State House
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Venile
Methodist
Chikmvin
Mickey
Manin
Japar
Chihualma
Vihnaban
Fain Steensih
Tajai
Oreroo
Tosarmentis
Dig
Kvems
Cogal National Guards
Chamber OF Commerce
Maye Open
Lorimer Ghat
la Follette
Resolu
Tion
Kohleast
Chicago
Helm
Kohlsaar
Supreme Court
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