Word: prisoners
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...extend from five to seven years the period in which an alien may be deported for becoming a public charge or going insane in the U. S. It also provides for the deportation of any alien convicted of an offense and sentenced to one year or more in prison. Among the minor changes proposed is the abolition of "moral turpitude"-conviction for a felony being substituted-as a reason for refusing admission of foreigners to the U. S. The Senate must still act before the bill can become...
...benefits, such as the old age pension and eligibility to enter the Printers Home, which that organization has to offer. It is certain that a member of the International Typographical Union will not have to go to a judge in a criminal court and ask to be confined in prison so he will have a place to eat and sleep, as one printer recently did in Brooklyn...
...been warden of Sing Sing for a "quarter of a century." He had served at that prison for nearly two years...
George C. Osborne ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., May 14 (AP) - George C. Osborne, 80, well known prison reform advocate and for 10 years warden at the New Jersey penitentiary, died here late yesterday...
During Mr. Osborne's tenure as warden of the New Jersey prison he abolished the lockstep, instituted a parole system and made other radical changes in prison regulations...