Judge Lindsey praised in Steffens study of Denver Juvenile Court
Lincoln Steffens profile in McClure's extols Judge Ben B. Lindsey as a reformer who built a humane Juvenile Court in Denver. The article recounts Lindsey’s method, his rapport with troubled youths, and incidents showing his belief in understanding over punishment, shaping a national example. Weather and crop notes accompany, including a Sept 24 1906 bulletin and a tonic note on Chamberlain's tablets.
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Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Lincoln Steffens
McClure
Judge Lindsey
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Joe Rosenthal
Afflicted man detained in jail over temper issues
Sadly afflicted Jack McCarty of High Lake Township was brought to Bathville for sanity examination but his mother detained him on a minor complaint. He suffers paralysis from years past and has been cared for by relatives. Officials hope a short jail stay curbs temper before returning him home, avoiding an asylum if possible.
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Jack McCarty
High Lake Township
Bath¢ville
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Lake Hone
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