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5 stories matching probationari

  1. Tacoma Launches Juvenile Court to Protect City's Youth

    A crowded public meeting of citizens endorses a new system to provide probation and guidance for troubled children.

    Feb 4, 1909The Tacoma TimesTacoma, Pierce CountyCity Hall

  2. A New Chance for Tacoma's Youth

    Tacoma prepares to open its first juvenile court, shifting the focus from punishment to rehabilitation for wayward children.

    Jan 9, 1909The Tacoma TimesTacoma, Pierce CountyCity Hall

  3. An Orphan's Chance

    A young boy, caught roaming the streets of Tacoma, is given a second chance on a farm.

    Mar 24, 1909The Tacoma TimesSouth M Street, Tacoma, Pierce County

  4. The juvenile court sits for the first time — and sends two boys home to report weekly

    Judge Easterday hears Pierce County's first juvenile cases: two lads who burglarized a Buckley store are placed on weekly probation instead of behind bars.

    Feb 5, 1909The Tacoma TimesTacoma, Pierce CountyCity Hall

  5. A Walk to the Post Office, Then a New Name in Seattle

    A Tacoma stepfather recognized Dora Covey in a newspaper notice — arrested in Seattle as 'Dora Stout' after vanishing from a probationary release.

    Jan 24, 1895The Seattle Post-Intelligencer1305 1/2 Tacoma Avenue, TacomaTrue Crime

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