Crime

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1301	He who steals College Eye 13:27, p.4	03/22/1922	Authorities need to look into recent thefts.
1302	Faculty loss College Eye 13:16, p.2	12/14/1921	Student caught stealing money from pocket; dismissed from school.
1303	Stealing College Eye 13:16, p.4	12/14/1921	Speaks out against stealing.
1304	Science Department College Eye 13:11, p.2	11/09/1921	Students analyzing local drinking water; study poison used to kill dog in Waterloo.
1305	Chemistry news College Eye 13:6, p.5	10/05/1921	Professor Getchell entertained students; microscopes have disappeared from the lab.
1306	T. C. Club collecting unpaid bill College Eye 12:26, p.3	03/23/1921	Student caught sneaking into basketball games without paying was charged thirty-five cents.
1307	Congratulations in order College Eye 12:12, p.3	11/17/1920	Professor Hanthorn's trunk was stolen en route to Cedar Falls in August; was recovered this month.
1308	Platinum stolen Alumni News Letter 4:1, p.2	01/01/1920	$1200 worth of metal was stolen from the chemical laboratory. A $200 reward is offered.
1309	Judge Kavanaugh proves interesting speaker; subject of talk "Traitors to Justice" College Eye 10:WSN, p.1	04/02/1919	Spoke on criminal justice.
1310	Much has been said College Eye 8:17, p.4	02/07/1917	Comments favorably on the expulsion of two students caught stealing a sweater, but questions the expulsion of a student for having bought the stolen goods.
1311	? College Eye 8:14, p.6	01/17/1917	Items have begun to turn up missing, beginning with candy from the Y. W. C. A. table; students urged to cease this behavior.
1312	Last year several overcoats College Eye 8:10, p.4	11/22/1916	Expresses belief that students caught stealing should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
1313	Speeding College Eye 8:6, p.4	10/25/1916	Speaks out against reckless driving around the campus and questions why the police do not get involved, considering the number of accidents or near-accidents.
1314	What should be done? College Eye 8:5, p.4	10/18/1916	Displeasure expressed at the trend of students removing books from the library without permission.
1315	Notice! College Eye 8:4, p.3	10/11/1916	Those responsible for taking ice cream from the College Inn asked to return the dipper.
1316	There is an evil practice College Eye 2:21, p.4	02/27/1913	Believes gambling should be eliminated; some students bet on the results of athletics contests.
1317	The friends of Edward Coe Normal Eyte 20:26, p.441	03/30/1910	J. E. Thomas was forced to pay $100 after assaulting Edward Coe.
1318	Editorial Normal Eyte 20:24, p.395	03/18/1910	Uniformity among three state schools welcome; extensive entertainment during winter term hurt schoolwork; petty theft occurring on campus; get your reports to the paper on time; photo.
1319	Bold robbery occurs; Mrs. Putney's house is broken into; many valuables are stolen Normal Eyte 20:15, p.262	12/22/1909	Burglar steals jewelry and money.
1320	Mrs. Booth lectures; students hear great prison reformer Wednesday evening, November 10th. Normal Eyte 20:11, p.186	11/17/1909	Speaks on prisons.
1321	Warden Sanders' address; alumnus of Normal now at head of Ft. Madison Penitentiary speaks to students Normal Eyte 19:19, p.291	02/17/1909	J. C. Sanders talks about his work with prisoners at Fort Madison.
1322	During the holiday vacation Normal Eyte 19:14, p.222	01/13/1909	Carpenters have built 1200 lockers for students.
1323	My experience with burglars Normal Eyte 18:25, p.396	04/08/1908	Tells about his adventure with burglars at his home.
1324	Our sentinels Normal Eyte 18:5, p.67	10/09/1907	A look at the work of night watchman Jams Shields and his dog Zeno; photo.
1325	A good example of the length Normal Eyte 17:33, p.514	05/22/1907	President Seerley has had to deny a report that a suicide club was formed at ISNS.
1326	Tho it may be considered out of place in these columns Normal Eyte 17:26, p.401	04/03/1907	Believes that American justice moves too slowly.
1327	Sarah Stein Normal Eyte 16:30, p.479	05/02/1906	$25 stolen from her.
1328	The residence of C. P. Bley Normal Eyte 16:29, p.460	04/25/1906	Burglars invade the home; steal about $30 worth of goods.
1329	On Monday night of last week Normal Eyte 16:9, p.141	11/08/1905	Men fire random shots just missing Harriette Gunn's mother.
1330	The appointment Normal Eyte 16:6, p.92	10/18/1905	Mr. Hemsworth and Mr. Shields appointed special police for campus.
1331	Honor and open shelves Normal Eyte 15:16, p.244	01/18/1905	The library has operated with open shelves, but material relating to specific topics, such as the upcoming debate topic, sometimes disappears; may need stricter control of book circulation.
1332	At Grinnell Normal Eyte 15:15, p.225	01/10/1905	Urges Trustees to install padlocks rather than combination locks in the new Gymnasium.
1333	The short sightedness of some people is astonishing Normal Eyte 14:30, p.467	04/23/1904	Someone, probably a debater, stole a key article from a journal in the library.
1334	Mr. E. H. Bunker Normal Eyte 14:28, p.446	04/09/1904	Hill grocery store owner reports theft of candy.
1335	Newspapers distort truth; students; actions greatly misrepresented Normal Eyte 14:11, p.161	11/14/1903	Students give bath to persistent laundryman.
1336	College honor Normal Eyte 14:6, p.81	10/10/1903	Normal students have honest reputation; money stolen from football locker room.
1337	Burglary--then suicide; the inside story of a sad affair--justice and sympathy both exercise their influence Normal Eyte 13:22, p.342	02/28/1903	Sad story of a student who stole money from his roommate; he was caught, found guilty, and fined; he then attempted suicide.
1338	Burglary Normal Eyte 13:21, p.329	02/21/1903	$20 stolen from Charles Brindle.
1339	The reason for some students not receiving their Normal Eyte Normal Eyte 13:14, p.210	12/18/1902	Copies may be stolen by others.
1340	Dorcas Whittaker Normal Eyte 12:35, p.553	06/14/1902	Working as missionary with Professor Loughridge in India; assaulted and robbed by thieves.
1341	The Negro and the lynch law Normal Eyte 12:2, p.18	09/21/1901	A look at the history of African-Americans in the US.
1342	Editorial Normal Eyte 11:25, p.601	03/30/1901	President Seerley spoke out strongly against an incident of hazing.
1343	In general; Normal student kidnapped Normal Eyte 11:25, p.603	03/30/1901	George Cleveland is kidnapped to keep him from attending the Orio-Clio banquet; released safely several hours later; most likely a hazing incident.
1344	Editorial Normal Eyte 10:20, p.481	02/16/1901	A look at final and surprise examinations; thinks recent literary society presentations are not quite so original as they might be; looks at breaches in discipline in skipping chapel, writing graffiti, and petty theft.
1345	Maud Burrell Normal Eyte 9:10, p.235	11/18/1899	Went home after learning that her father's bank had been blown up and her brother killed.
1346	People who do not wish their private conveyances Normal Eyte 8:5, p.71	10/08/1898	Should not leave them unattended on Normal Hill.
1347	Miss Berta Mitchell Normal Eyte 5:15, p.133	01/18/1896	Watch and chain stolen while at home.
1348	The chlorine poisoning case at Cornell University Normal Eyte 3:26, p.202	03/31/1894	Class rivalry at Cornell University results in death; believes Western spirit would not allow such an event to happen at ISNS.
1349	John Kleinsorge Normal Eyte 3:25, p.197	03/17/1894	Boy who had been expelled from school attempts to shoot Mr. Kleinsorge; pistol misfires.
1350	An apparent case of poisoning Normal Eyte 3:21, p.168	02/17/1894	Victim had convulsions and stupor.
1351	Mobs Normal Eyte 3:12, p.90	11/25/1893	A look at the frightening power of mobs.
1352	What shall be done Normal Eyte 3:10, p.73	11/11/1893	Attempts to come to grips with problems associated with anarchists, violent crimes, and the legal defense of insanity.
1353	Miss Mamie Briden Normal Eyte 3:4, p.30	09/30/1893	Burglar steals $15 worth of goods.
1354	The daring youths who plundered Mrs. Wright's hen house Normal Eyte 2:31, p.241	05/06/1893	Returned dressed chickens to owner.
1355	A senior left his books in South Hall Normal Eyte 2:8, p.65	11/01/1892	Finds Old Gilchrist doors open, despite strict rules about Central Hall doors.