How Did Iowa Women Activists Lobby for the
Passage of the Juvenile Court Law, 1904?
Document List
⬥ Abstract
⬥ ⬥ ⬥ ⬥ Document 1: Cora Bussey Hillis, “One Way to Organize a Mother’s Club”
⬥ Document 2: The Great Convention of the National Congress of Mothers, 23 May 1900
⬥ Document 3: Hannah Kent Schoff to Cora Bussey Hillis, 11 January 1902
⬥ Document 4: Richard Tuthill to Cora Bussey Hillis, 1 December 1903
⬥ Document 5: Richard Tuthill to Cora Bussey Hillis, 10 January 1904
⬥ Document 6: Hannah Kent Schoff to Cora Bussey Hillis, 11 January 1904
⬥ Document 7: Ben Lindsey to Cora Bussey Hillis, 11 January 1904.
⬥ Document 8: “Juvenile Court Movement Grows,” 14 January 1904
⬥ Document 9: Ben Lindsey to Albert Cummins, 3 February 1904
⬥ Document 10: An Act Enlarging the Powers of the District Court, and to Regulate the Treatments and Control of Dependant, Neglected and Delinquent Children, 7 April 1904
⬥ Document 11: Order In the Matter of a Detention Home in Connection with the Administration of the Juvenile Court, 1 April 1905
⬥ Document 12: Minutes of the Board of Managers of the Detention Home
⬥ Document 13: “12 Years for a Five-Cent Theft,” 1 September 1904
⬥ Document 14: Department of Commerce and Labor, Bureau of the Census, Special Reports, Prisoners and Juvenile Delinquents in Institutions, 1904, 1907
⬥ Endnotes
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