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Dr. House has himself experimented with scopolamin for seven years, and says he has had no failures. He has been a practicing physician for 25 years. He does not claim that the use of scopolamin is practicable or desirable in courts, but he believes it an invaluable agency in furnishing...
Fifty-two political prisoners are still held in Federal prisons for violations of the Espionage laws during the World War.
The Archbishop's sentence was commuted to ten years' solitary imprisonment. The Soviet Government replied to Secretary Hughes' plea for mercy for the Catholics that there are still 50 political (wartime) prisoners in Leavenworth who have done less against government than the ecclesiastics had done against theirs...
The population of New York State penal institutions increased nearly 20 per cent for the last fiscal year, according to the report of the State Commission of Prisons.
Asserting that "every member of society has within him potential criminality which reveals itself under certain condition", Mr. Roger. Nash Baldwin '05, government political prisoner during the war, advocated the total abolishment of prisons in this country at the Liberal Club dinner held last night in the Trophy Room of...