Grand jury urges tackle on juvenile crime and bonds
The report notes over 90 percent of crime concerns youths from teens to early twenties. It calls for sworn age affidavits at first juvenile trial and keeping them on file, independent bond checks, and banning professional bonds. It also recommends halving bailiffs, indicting shoplifters, and removing Constable Talbert. County jails and homes are praised. juvenile home needs ice boxes and linen, with a call to relocate it later.
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Chambers
Rand
AMD
X. Chambers
Pat Utes
Alt. Chambers
Byeason
Grand Jury
E. B. Tolbert
Fevetha
Gexar County
Talbert
Fie
Chazat
William Ricfer
Anderson
Phirty-sesenth
Bexar
Posas
Trwy
Brd
E. H. Talbert
Bexar County
Texas
Twenty percent of police cases involve minors
The Light Saturday afternoon reports that since January 1 1985 twenty per cent of charges filed at police headquarters involve individuals under 21. Of 2664 total charges, 524 were against youths aged 8 to 20, most of whom are boys. For speeding charges ages are unavailable. county and district courts lack age records.
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Bors
U S Apple Consumption Leaders In 1920
Washington reported that the United States led world apple consumption in 1920 at 81.5 pounds per person, with Canada second at 48 pounds and England third. Citizens averaged 23.8 pounds of oranges and 48 pounds of lemons annually, while American orange and raisin exports more than doubled in the decade.
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Washington
D.C
United States
Department of Commerce Today
Canada
England
America
Lack of Rome Control Sparks San Antonio Debate
Prominent San Antonio parents align with the Thirty-seventy district court grand jury, blaming crime on poor home influences and parental discipline. The grand jury reported that over 90 percent of cases involve teens or young adults, urging stronger home environments to curb youth crime.
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San Antonio
San’ Antonio
District Court
Grand Jury
Wiliam
Anderson
Home Need Remarks by Mrs Pettus and Mrs Wheeler Pettus
Mrs Pettus criticizes parenting influence in child development citing a celebrated man and stressing the formative years from infancy to age seven as decisive. She holds that home environment shapes a child's determination more than other factors. Wheeler Pettus echoes the view emphasizing parental responsibility.
Mrs Quirk Defends Younger Generation
Mrs Quirk of Brackenridge High School criticizes police bias toward youths, arguing that younger people are not inherently bad and that officers harshly target the young while older offenders are let off. She cites attitudes of the public and police as shaping trouble.
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Waith
Brackenridge High School
Parents lax in watching children say Mrs Hertzberg
Mrs Eli Hertzberg argues parents neglect their children and should pay closer attention. She notes both mothers and fathers are often unaware of their child’s whereabouts. She observes the rich waste time on pleasures while families increasingly try to better educate and influence children at home.
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Eli Hertzberg
EH Hertzberg
Alwo
Scouts Offer Care Says Mrs Beretta
Mrs J K Beretta praised the grand jury report on juvenile delinquency and urged stronger scout organizations for both boys and girls. She said proper home attention plus organized youth groups could reduce juvenile cases and keep youth from trouble.
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J. K. Beretta
Grand Jury
Youths Crucified on Cross of Jazz
Dr John Brown of New York laments a generation of youths lacking discipline and facing modern temptations. He notes increased freedom in choosing companions, weaker incentives for better living, and heightened outside sex appeal, with homes fractured by commercial amusements.
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John Brown
Vinta
Dr. Brown Jr
New York
Pygical
J. ML CL A. International Council
Brown
J. AL CL
Tie
United States
Europe
Canada May Establish Tariff
Ottawa February 28 Canada faces tariff as a central issue in Parliament with HL Stevens former minister urging a protective measure. He argues Canada should tax imports from the United States to match American duties on Canadian goods and press Washington to respond in monetary terms.
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Ottawa
HL. IL Stevens
Ada
Canada
United States
Cuele Sam
Ees
Fragmentary Quote on Generational Struggles in Education
A fragment reflects on how modern children face tougher paths than earlier generations, suggesting enduring concerns about youth challenges and resilience across time. The text hints at comparisons between generations without detailing specific events, names, or dates.
Woman Calls For More Training For Juvenile Cases
Mrs. R. G. Hagman, assistant of the public schools, says conditions like orphaned parents complicate child welfare. She cites cases of parental neglect leading to delinquency, noting unattended children at piecing shows and excessive spending as contributing factors.
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R. G. Hagman
Afterdance
thePublic Schools
Ids
Wright Blames Too Many Pardons
Wright, the fire and police commissioner, laments leniency toward younger criminals. He cites that 80 percent of offenders are aged 37 to 44 and faults suspended sentences, pardons, and parole for contributing factors. He urges tougher handling and better home training to deter youths.
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Whit Wright
Fire and
Amateur Surgeon Practices Self Surgery on Hog Farm
Laurel resident Seal acts as his own surgeon after a knife slipped while dressing a hog. His wife applied a makeshift tourniquet to stop bleeding, then he stitched the wound with a harness needle and thread. A prior incident involved a similar foot operation years ago.
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Laurel
Seal
Ford Mercer Wins Silver Lupuz Prize at State Fair
A profile of Ford Mercer, raised on a tenant farm in Lincoln county, Arkansas to Oklahoma City, detailing his rise from poverty and hard labor to earning lauréls at state and county fairs. He grew up with limited schooling, lived in isolation, and earned recognition for his farm club achievements while overcoming many obstacles.
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Chicago
Ford Mercer
Ford
Lincoln County
Arkansas
Prohibition Efforts Target Texas Drug Stores
Atticus Webb of the Anti saloon league tours Texas to curb alcohol in medicines and tighten prescriptions. He cites 600000 filled last year with 95 percent legal, warns only 20 percent of drug stores hold permits and 15 percent of doctors are licensed. He supports a bill limiting liquor to 25 gallons annually per drug store with a district judge certificate.
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Texas
Atticus Webb
Anti-saloon League
San Antonio
Floresville
Dallas
Fort Worth
Waco
Austin
150 Houses Built to Be Burned on Theater Stage
London February 28 a miniature town of more than 150 buildings was constructed and placed on the stage in a local theater to be burned down The event was arranged by a fire insurance company to show how flames may spread over an entire community leaving destruction in their wake
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London
National lines to reduce rates decree issued in Mexico City
Under President Calderón instruction the Railways Department issued a decree to cut freight rates. The move aims to lower costs for national lines and ease transport expenses across regions.
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Mexico City
Callés
Railways Department
Guinea Pigs Involved In McClintock Club Inquiry
Readable fragments show investigators probing the death of William D Shepherd tied to the McClintock estate. The report notes guinea pigs and rabbits used for scientific experiments and the delivery of typhoid germs tied to the deceased investor’s interests, with references to a garage scene and past actions connected to Nelson McClintock.
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William D. Shepherd
Willian
Nélson McClintock
Louis
Bes McClintock
Erate
Jedd
Swith -Shepherd
Ard
Longest Palm Drive in World Planned for Hawaii
In Hilo, Hawaii, Arbor Day observance plans a 3300 foot Palm Drive with palms planted in parallel rows. The project aims to create the longest palm drive in the world as part of a ceremonial planting in T H, with details finalized this week.
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Hilo
Hawaii
T. H
Man survives two story leap in Atlantic City Nova Scotia
Dennis Dudsky a Polish cleaner from Apert City attempted suicide by slashing his throat with a penknife and leaping from a two story window. Surgeons at Aidanele Git r Hospital report he lives with five wounds and is recovering.
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Atlantic City
N.S
Dennis Dudsky
Apert. City
Asickcy
Aidanele
Dudsky
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