YOUNG WOMAN ROBS BENEFACTORS
“REFORMATORY THE BEST PLACE.” Robbing those who had befriended her was said to have <_been the practice of a smartly-dressed young woman named Nessie Carter, alias Ross, who appeared before Mr. F. K. Hunft, S.M., in the Magistrate’s Court yesterday to receive hgr sentence for stealing on November 10 £l5, tho property of Mavis Gifford Moore. . . The Magistrate stated that inquiries into the girl’s character wont to show that she had made a practice of cheating those who had befriended her. Mrs. Glover (Probation Officer) suggested that the accused be sent back to the home. . . f , His Worship: Your home is for first offenders, girls who want another chance. She has had many, many chances. , ~, . . Mrs. Glover: Would Your Worship not give her a chance just this onep? His Worship: She will do just as well up in the reformatory She is sentenced-io twelve months reformative deteinhom .
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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 53, 25 November 1922, Page 12
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