Tenement life breeds crime and lost childhood in New York
A biased historical account describes tenement children in New York turning to crime and street life due to lack of safe play spaces. It links broken windows, gambling among youths, and vandalism to poverty, crowded housing, and failed schooling, arguing urban neglect creates a cycle of delinquency.
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From Seed to Prison: The Path of a Life of Crime
The passage traces how a delinquent youth slides into gang life, progressing through vicious groups until he becomes a hardened criminal. It argues society corrupts by planting the seed of crime in bleak streets and then punishes the fruit with prison.
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Exploita
Oregon Senator Bolsters Taft Delegation
Senator Fulton declares Oregon will send a solid Taft delegation to the Republican national convention. He calls Taft the strongest nominee and vows to support delegates who back his candidacy. In Montana a U.S. Marshal heads to Kaliapeli to fetch alleged Great Northern train robbers Aries McDonald and O F P Hatteer for trial in Helena.
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Public Market Prices Today With Fresh Produce Lists
Ranchers boost potato prices while public market dealers offer Yakima Thurbanks at 16 and 7 pounds per carload. Fresh seafood, cheeses, meats, and fruits are quoted, including Sacraments river lobsters at 80c to $1 each, and apples from Wenatchee priced for sale. The brisk business lists numerous produce items with prices for onions, celery, lemons, and dried fruits among others.
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Members of First Duma to Appeal Conviction
In Fortsburg on January 2 the members of the first Duma convicted Tuesday for signing the Viborg month appeal to the Senate, the highest tribunal, to overturn their three month sentences.
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Duma
Viborg
Senate
Defendants in Russia Case Proceed With Legal Counsel
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate defendants in a Russian case remain represented by counsel. The text references BR and militant service terms, suggesting ongoing legal proceedings and attorneys handling defense strategy.
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Rhussia
Record Wheat Yield Promised in Washington
State Grain Inspector J Arrasmith reports a continued rise in Washington wheat prospects with fall wheat showing greater yield than last year. Favorable weather supports development and hints at another record crop for the coming season in Tacoma and surrounding areas.
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Washington
J. Arrasmith
Great
Strikers Riot in Muncte After Standoff With Company
Five persons were injured and two street cars damaged in a Muncte Indiana riot sparked by Indianapolis Union Traction Co dispute. The clash followed the company's refusal to abandon a five year ware agreement amid a strike by workers and breakers.
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Jan
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