Crime Wave Follows War Says Psychiatrist In Chicago
Clarence A Neumann head of Cook County Psychopathic Hospital and Rush Medical College professor blames a postwar crime surge on psychopathic personalities and social readjustment. He notes wide spread crime in Paris Berlin London and American cities and says unemployment poverty and war taught people to devalue life. He urges early detection and care for youths with psychopathic traits to prevent lifelong crime.
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Burton Rascor
Chicago
Clarence A. Neumann
Cook County
Psychopathic Hospital
Rush Medical College
United States
Paris
Berlin
London
T Dick
Peron
Prohibition Drives Montana Saloon Keeper Abroad
In Servington Montana Anton Mieckusch shut his saloon and moved to Graz Austria. He claims to have saved a thousand dollars and bought a hotel valued at $130000. He notes tiny earnings from selling beer and meals and beds while Austrians in Graz plan to migrate.
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Srvingston
Mont
Anton Mieckusch
Graz
Austria
French Swains Duel to Death Over Girl
A duel between Georges Gouches and Louis Decodis in Weeoae Synthe over a shared love ended with Bouches mortally wounded. The report notes hens used for hatching fish in China and South Africa developing a new material to replace nitroglycerin explosives.
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Weeoae Synthe
Georges Gouches
Louis Decodis
Bouches
South Africa
Peter Kyne leaves deportation saga of French ward unfinished
In San Francisco the author abandons effort to Americanize Marcel Dupuys, a 17 year old French wartime ward. Deportation orders due to constitutional psychopathic inferiority propel his return to France, despite Kyne's attempts at schooling and adaptation.
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San Francisco
Peter B. Kyne
Finis
Marcel Dupuys
Kyne
France
Marcel
Ryne
Everett Reynolds corn king of Kentucky shares farming method
In MT Vernon Kentucky Everett Reynolds age sixteen claims he can raise 125 bushels of corn per acre this year after setting a state record of 10544 bushels on one acre. He credits study of government agricultural bulletins and guidance from local agents and outlines his planting system and fertilizer use.
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Mt, Vernon
Everett Reynolds
Kentucky
Everett
Renfroe Creek
Rock Castle County
Federal
Robert J. Spence
Have to Play Jazz in Bomb-Proof Room
Army recruits seek to play jazz on saxophone with bombproof rooms assigned in barracks, as war department reports.
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Washington
War Department
Butler Seeks 1250 Per Bite After Poodle Attack
James I. O'Brien, a butler for William Hurst at a graph Co., claims damages of 1250 for two dog bites that injured him on the job. The incident involved two poodles and occurred near the Stock Exchange Tele.
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New York
James I. O'Brien
William Hurst
Graph Co
Stock Exchange Tele
Street Railway Reform: Calls for Rethinking Fares and Routes
A Star reader argues for practical handling of the street railway crisis. He questions franchise terms, rail bonds vs other public debt, and advocates businesslike efficiency, fare reductions, and shuttle routing to reduce costs and improve service. He proposes specific rerouting for West Seattle and a 5 cent fare with limited transfers.
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the Star
Traction Company
Ricker
Customs Trials of an American in European Passages
An American traveler faces a string of customs checks across Vienna, the Austrian frontier, Buchs in Switzerland, Calais and Dover. Furs pass free after cigars are discovered. inspectors seize no fur but levy duty on the cigars. The man contemplates methods to smuggle the goods home to New York.
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Vienna
New York
Dover
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