Chime Experts Convene Nationwide Crime Study Meet
A two day gathering in Chicago brought leaders from the American Crime Stury commission to discuss crime causation, social factors, and reforms. Speakers including Sanford Mates and Justin Miller urged deeper study of legal processes, juvenile delinquency, and data use from the Census Bureau to inform policy.
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Chicago
Whey
American Crime Stury Commission
Willian Randolph Hearst
NEDEC
Sanford Mates
Nrisons
Southern
California
American Bar Association
HN. Randolph
Atlanta
Congress
United States Census Bureau
Air
Hearst
Cucmifyaion
A. A. Ruckus
Milwaukee
Wolulian
Andrew A. Cruce
North- Western Universe
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Noand
Frank Murnbr
Detroit
Minnie J. Berlin
Ilinois Department of Public Welfare
William ¥. Hostel
Chienzo
Don Gindsay
Denidge Wlow
McCrore
Norma W. Teck
Univeesity
Chiease
Elizabeth M. Brennan
Ie Woman's City Club
A. O. Marika
Department of Public Welfare
Tir
Alice Warailton
Bowton
Dwight Carmbell
Pierre
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Partlow
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Biamare
Jack Tevin
Portland
Jen Reitman
Tead
Cage “Home
J. Menry Tohnsn
Allandale
Tadeo TW
Jayne Oof
Gerentl
Josiah Morse
Calumbia
Co Mey
Brad K. Whitner
Charles Pareng
Ths Moines
W. Miller
Linen
Neha
McCanler
Warrichure
Hoover Law Commission to Meet in Washington
Hoover to convene a national law enforcement commission in Washington D C this week with eleven prominent lawyers a woman educator and several former government officials. George Wickerson of New York City a former general and president of a think tank chairs the gathering alongside other ex-cabinet officers as members and leaders of the inquiry plan.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Hhe
National Law Enforcement, Commission
Calinet
Education Is Crime Remedy Tells Commission
New York May 20. A. G. Mackus of the American Cebbe Study Commission argues there are two influences on human character heredity and environment. He urges reforming environment to prevent inheritance of evil traits and contemplates scientific prevention before birth.
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New York
Didge A. G. Mackus
Cebbe
Forens Sotel
Chicago
Environment Counts But We Do Not Wave To Waip An Tour
The text argues environment as a major influence on character, noting it outweighs heredity in shaping a person. It references a prior example about infants raised in asylum settings and how upbringing determines future conduct, contrasting criminal versus reputable environments.
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John Bunyan
Education and Opportunity as Cure for Crime
William Randolphe Weagst argues crime stems from environment and heredity, urging robust education and expanded opportunity in America. He cites immigration strains, urges reform to nurture capable citizens, and warns lacking schooling breeds criminals. He stresses equitable access to education and jobs to reduce crime and sustain national progress.
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America
Juan
United States
William Randoleid
Room for Advance The CHIMINATA resolve justice and equality
Fragmentary text mentions CHIMINATA aiding 101 to establish justice and equality before the law. It references heredits and claims modifications by unnamed forces and political shifts, with vague dates and unclear outcomes.
Notable Figures Named Across Agencies and Institutions
A list of prominent individuals appears, including Newton D. Daker of Cleveland paid as a secretary in the Wilson administration and seated as a ranking commission member. Other named figures span California, New Orleans, Richmond, and Washington, covering law, education, and industry roles with titles such as president, vice president, and attorney.
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Newton D, Daker
Cleveland
Wilson
Raning
Withers
Willian &. Kenyan
Toren
William J. Grobh
Mataran
Paul Z. MreCormick
California
Stexene
Tacuir Law
WL Anderson
Richmond
Richmond, Vas Manin M. Lerman of New Orleana President of the Tacnini
Agotiation
Frank
Chithga
Rin Tries
Farmer Jurint
Kenneth
Marekdntosh
Washington
Ada Ta Combai
Radcliffe College
Bridge
Robber Slashes Victim in Tria City Hold-up
An unidentified man robbed Mike Coy, 30, of Nogalitor Street, slashing him as he headed to Tria City. The assailant stole about 300 before fleeing. Police investigation underway with unclear motive and suspect details.
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Mike Coy
Tria City
Gitiee
Saenz Withdraws to Favor Nominee
Mexico City May 2 reports Saenz withdraws from the presidential race to back a party nominee. The move follows tensions within the revolutionary party and aligns with the nominee from the Myerne Maro convention.
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Saenz
Mexico City
Tndny
Dorothy Markaye Paroled From Custody Returns Home
Dorothy Markaye, former inmate, paroled from custody, plans a return to her home area. Reported details note her release follows completion of sentence related to a case tied to a husband’s killing. Additional names and locations are mentioned in the fragmented report.
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Heralee
Bagramento
Ushlf
Dorothy Markaye
Otaga
Tuugie Wlan
Cmentin Privas
Wills
Itny Nagmund
Tant
Nelly
Molly Woot
Deter
Haymond
Grill
San
Quantine
Pope Pius to Make First Exit From Vatican
May 31 report says Pope Pius will make his first exit from the Vatican in a public procession on Corpus Christi day May 50. Vatican officials prepared banners and decorations for the event, with the public expected to line the streets of Rome for the ceremonial procession.
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Pope Pius
Vatican
Piccola Toiny
Pius
Bater
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