6. Effects of News of Crime and Scandal
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Phelps, E. B. Neurotic Books and Newspapers as Factors in the Mortality of Suicides and Crime. Bulletin of the American Academy of Medicine, v. 12, No. 5. (Oct. 1911.)
Newspapers’ Sensations and Suggestion. Independent, v. 62, p. 449. (Feb. 21, 1907.)
Tragic Sense. Nation, v. 87, p. 90. (July 30, 1908.)
Danger of the Sensational Press. Craftsman, v. 19, p. 211. (Nov. 1910.)
Howells, W. D. Shocking News. Harper’s Magazine, v. 127, p. 796. (Oct. 1913.)
Irwin, Will. “All the News That’s Fit to Print.” Collier’s Weekly, v. 47, p. 17. (May 6, 1911.)
Responsibility of the Press. Independent, v. 53, p. 2248. (Sept. 19, 1901.)
Our Chamber of Horrors. Outlook, v. 99, p. 261. (Sept. 30, 1911.)
The Newspaper as Childhood’s Enemy. Survey, v. 27, p. 1794. (Feb. 24, 1912.)
Lessons in Crime at Fifty Cents per Month. Outlook, v. 85, p. 276. (Feb. 2, 1907.)
The Man Who Ate Babies. Harper’s Weekly, v. 51, p. 296. (March 2, 1907.)
Lawlessness and the Press. Century, v. 82, p. 146. (May 1911.)
Newspaper Responsibility for Lawlessness. Nation, v. 77, p. 151. (Aug. 20, 1903.)
Newspaper Invasion of Privacy. Century, v. 86, p. 310. (June 1913.)
Newspaper Cruelty. Century, v. 84, p. 150. (May 1912.)
Newspapers and Crime. Journal of Criminal Law, v. 2, p. 340. (Sept. 1912.)