The Journal of Prison Discipline and Philanthropy, March 1912: New Series No. 51 — John Shaqi
The Journal of Prison Discipline and Philanthropy, March 1912: New Series No. 51Pennsylvania Prison Society
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The Journal of Prison Discipline and Philanthropy, March 1912: New Series No. 51
Pennsylvania Prison Society
Charities -- Periodicals; Prisons -- Periodicals
INDIANA $10.00 & R. R. Fare, if released Tailor-made suit and
at expiration of sentence complete outfit. Overcoat
from Nov. 1 to
$5.00 & R. R. Fare, if paroled. April 1.
IOWA $5.00 & R. R. Fare Tailor-made suit and outfit:
overcoat when needed.
KANSAS “Our prisoners are paid a Tailor-made woolen suit,
wage of about a dollar a & complete outfit.
month, and they have this
money when discharged.”
Chouteau Fund of $1,000
constantly on hand, raised
by contributions from the
prisoners, and sale of trinkets;
used in caring for
needy families of prisoners
and in aiding worthy
prisoners in making a new
start.
KENTUCKY $5.00 & R. R. Fare Complete suit
LOUISIANA $5.00 Complete suit
MAINE “Not to exceed $10.00” “Suitable and decent”
clothing.
MARYLAND $10.00 to $100 earned by “Entire new outfit ...
over-work. $2.00 to $15.00 presentable anywhere.”
to indigent prisoners.
MASSACHUSETTS $3.00 to $5.00 Entire suit. Overcoat
Oct. 1st to April 1st
MICHIGAN $7.50 to $15.00 Full suit
MINNESOTA $25.00 and earnings, from Complete suit. Overcoat
nothing to $500 Oct. 1st to April 1st
MISSISSIPPI $10.00 Full suit
MISSOURI $5.00 & R. R. Fare Complete outfit and overcoat
when needed.
MONTANA $5.00 Clothing allowance of
$15.00.
NEBRASKA $5.00 to $10.00 & R. R. “Everything a man wears
Fare except overcoat”
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