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Statement on Theater Censorship, May 2, 1907 (excerpt)

Addams supports the idea of regulating theaters aimed at juvenile audiences, but not banning children from attending.

Censorship Morality Police Social Work Theater

Speech to the Chicago Woman's Club, February 4, 1914

Addams discusses the juvenile crime rate in Chicago.

Crime Lectures Police Youth

Sidney Hillman to Jane Addams, December 22, 1915

Hillman thanks Addams for her support of the clothing workers of Chicago, and goes on to detail their struggle.

Health Labor Police Thanks

Woman's Views of The Brutal Gunmen's Work, October 23, 1916

Hamlin reports on a miner's strike near Saint Paul, describing police brutality against the miners.

Child Labor Labor Police

Addams on Women Drivers, November 1923

An anecdote credited to Addams about women drivers.

Humor Police Transportation

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Pax Special, May 14, 1924

A report of the Pax Special's activities in Cincinnati tells of speakers, receptions, and police detectives.

Lectures Military Peace Police War

Rosenthal, Herman (1874-1912)

Crime Police

Woods, Arthur Hale (1870-1942)

Police Politics

Daly, John (1857-1931)

Police United States

Becker, Charles (1870-1915)

Crime Police

Epstein, Jacob William (1883-1965)

Police Politics

Eagan, Lieutenant (New York Police Detective)

Police

Keller, Lieutenant (New York City Police)

Police

Moore, Frederick Ferdinand (1881-1948)

Japan Journalism Literature Police Russia United States

Schuettler, Herman F. (1861-1918)

Police

Ryan, John (1867-?)

Police

Howe, Detective Sergeant (?-?)

Police

Alcock, John Henry (1871-1941)

Crime Illinois Immigrants Immigration Police

Davidson, Detective Sergeant (?-?)

Police

Facklan, Bernard F. (1865-?)

Police

Morrissey, William (1862-1913)

Police

Lapsley, James S. (1868?-?)

Police

Schubisky, Edward (1879-1923)

Police

Kiah, Fred (?-?)

Police

Churchill, Winston (1871-1947)

Police United States

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