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• catalog abstract "This book is a collection of articles and speeches written between 1893 and 1910 by police chiefs from the United States and Canada. Most of the articles were selected from the Proceedings of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) annual conventions dating from 1893. A number of articles are reproduced from "The Detective," a monthly magazine that was generally recognized as the IACP's official publication prior to the advent of the Police Chief. These articles tell a great deal about what it was like to be a policeman at the turn of the century. They present the topics discussed at the annual conventions and describe the procedures and technologies that were being developed in the police discipline. Some articles are anecdotal and some are didactic; the majority are purely descriptive. The articles deal with policing in general, detective work, the third degree, criminal types of the time, keeping the city clean; and the well equipped department. Some of the articles from the IACP annual conventions are in the form of workshop discussions between police chiefs.".
• catalog contributor b4936962.
• catalog created "c1976.".
• catalog date "1976".
• catalog date "c1976.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1976.".
• catalog description "Chapter 9. The well equipped department. A modern police signal system / Gravenor -- Police telegraph code / from The Detective, January, 1907 -- Police dogs / Richard Sylvester -- The Zeglin bullet proof vest / from The Detective, December, 1906 -- Fingerprint identification / from The Detective, July, 1907 -- The automobile as a police department adjunct -- J.H. Haager -- The combination patrol and ambulance vehicle / Beach -- Use of motor vehicles by police departments / Farnan.".
• catalog description "Following a criminal / William S. Devery -- Paying for the cause / Richard Sylvester -- How to look after details in murder cases / James F. Quigley -- Physical evidence / Benjamin Murphy -- Informers / Stark -- Detectives at the St. Louis World's fair / William Desmond -- Chapter 5. The third degree. The right to question suspects / Stark -- Statements of accused persons / Sherwood -- The 'rights' warning / Benjamin Murphy -- No promises or threats / Whitaker -- Confession as evidence / McKenna -- A history of the 'sweat box' and 'third degree' / Richard Sylvester -- Third degree discussion / Mason, Behrendt, Taylor, Day, Janssen, Cowles, and Reynolds -- A dissenting opinion on third degree / Davis -- Chapter 6. Yeggmen and porch climbers. Yeggmen / William Pinkerton -- Operations of porch climbers / Joseph Kipley -- Porch climbers / William Pinkerton -- The professional pickpocket / William Pinkerton -- The Mafia in the anthracite mines / Lona B. Day -- ".
• catalog description "Foreword / Glen D. King -- Preface -- Chapter 1. The National Chiefs of Police Union -- Chapter 2. The "old days" recalled. What science has done for the police / Francis O'Neill -- My apprenticeship as a policeman / Farnan -- Train robbers and holdup men / William Pinkerton -- A Wisconsin police chief / George W. Peck -- Obituary for Gustavus H. Thiel / from The Detective, August, 1970 -- Improvements in police work / W.J. McKelvey -- Chapter 3. The blue and the brass. The ideal police officer / Bennett -- How a beat should be patrolled / Benjamin P. Eldridge -- The uniform and equipment of a police officer / J.H. Haager -- Police uniforms / Richard Sylvester -- Patrol officer qualifications / Phil Deitsch -- An officer's duties / D.S. Gaster -- Hours of work, drill and athletics -- The alderman and the patrolman / Francis O'Neill -- The importance of the patrol force / Benjamin Murphy -- Chapter 4. Detective work. What constitutes a detective / John D. Shea -- ".
• catalog description "The black hand organization / Farnan -- The negro in crime / W.D. Vinzant -- Drug abuse / Henry Muth -- The illegal sale of cocaine / Werner -- Chapter 7. Hard times. The tramp problem / Pendleton -- Tramps / William Pinkerton -- The common hobo / Goodrich -- Hobo discussion / Grady, McWeeney, Schoeffel and Knapp -- Professional beggars / J.N. Tillard -- Junk dealers and pawnbrokers / B.F. Howard -- The pawnbroker and the criminal / J.J. Atkins -- Tracing stolen property / Taylor -- Chapter 8. Keeping the city clean. How to keep a city clean / J.J. Downey -- Police repression / Fred Kohler -- Col. Haager saves the day / from The Detective, June, 1906 -- The man with pull / J.J. Downey -- Police cooperation during the Baltimore fire / Farnan -- Handling strikes and mob disorders / Taylor -- Discretionary arrests--the Golden Rule policy / Fred Kohler -- Golden Rule discussion / Schoeffel, Sylvester, Knapp, McWeeney, Purdy, Downey, Murphy, Kohler, Pumphrey, Maddox, Cassada, Bodeker -- ".
• catalog description "This book is a collection of articles and speeches written between 1893 and 1910 by police chiefs from the United States and Canada. Most of the articles were selected from the Proceedings of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) annual conventions dating from 1893. A number of articles are reproduced from "The Detective," a monthly magazine that was generally recognized as the IACP's official publication prior to the advent of the Police Chief. These articles tell a great deal about what it was like to be a policeman at the turn of the century. They present the topics discussed at the annual conventions and describe the procedures and technologies that were being developed in the police discipline. Some articles are anecdotal and some are didactic; the majority are purely descriptive. The articles deal with policing in general, detective work, the third degree, criminal types of the time, keeping the city clean; and the well equipped department. Some of the articles from the IACP annual conventions are in the form of workshop discussions between police chiefs.".
• catalog extent "xvi, 182 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Blue and the brass.".
• catalog isFormatOf "Blue and the brass.".
• catalog isPartOf "Police history series ; 1".
• catalog issued "1976".
• catalog issued "c1976.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Gaithersburg, Md. : International Association of Chiefs of Police, Police Management & Operations Division,".
• catalog relation "Blue and the brass.".
• catalog spatial "United States".
• catalog subject "363.2/0973".
• catalog subject "HV8138 .B55".
• catalog subject "Law enforcement United States History.".
• catalog subject "Police United States History.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 9. The well equipped department. A modern police signal system / Gravenor -- Police telegraph code / from The Detective, January, 1907 -- Police dogs / Richard Sylvester -- The Zeglin bullet proof vest / from The Detective, December, 1906 -- Fingerprint identification / from The Detective, July, 1907 -- The automobile as a police department adjunct -- J.H. Haager -- The combination patrol and ambulance vehicle / Beach -- Use of motor vehicles by police departments / Farnan.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Following a criminal / William S. Devery -- Paying for the cause / Richard Sylvester -- How to look after details in murder cases / James F. Quigley -- Physical evidence / Benjamin Murphy -- Informers / Stark -- Detectives at the St. Louis World's fair / William Desmond -- Chapter 5. The third degree. The right to question suspects / Stark -- Statements of accused persons / Sherwood -- The 'rights' warning / Benjamin Murphy -- No promises or threats / Whitaker -- Confession as evidence / McKenna -- A history of the 'sweat box' and 'third degree' / Richard Sylvester -- Third degree discussion / Mason, Behrendt, Taylor, Day, Janssen, Cowles, and Reynolds -- A dissenting opinion on third degree / Davis -- Chapter 6. Yeggmen and porch climbers. Yeggmen / William Pinkerton -- Operations of porch climbers / Joseph Kipley -- Porch climbers / William Pinkerton -- The professional pickpocket / William Pinkerton -- The Mafia in the anthracite mines / Lona B. Day -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Foreword / Glen D. King -- Preface -- Chapter 1. The National Chiefs of Police Union -- Chapter 2. The "old days" recalled. What science has done for the police / Francis O'Neill -- My apprenticeship as a policeman / Farnan -- Train robbers and holdup men / William Pinkerton -- A Wisconsin police chief / George W. Peck -- Obituary for Gustavus H. Thiel / from The Detective, August, 1970 -- Improvements in police work / W.J. McKelvey -- Chapter 3. The blue and the brass. The ideal police officer / Bennett -- How a beat should be patrolled / Benjamin P. Eldridge -- The uniform and equipment of a police officer / J.H. Haager -- Police uniforms / Richard Sylvester -- Patrol officer qualifications / Phil Deitsch -- An officer's duties / D.S. Gaster -- Hours of work, drill and athletics -- The alderman and the patrolman / Francis O'Neill -- The importance of the patrol force / Benjamin Murphy -- Chapter 4. Detective work. What constitutes a detective / John D. Shea -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "The black hand organization / Farnan -- The negro in crime / W.D. Vinzant -- Drug abuse / Henry Muth -- The illegal sale of cocaine / Werner -- Chapter 7. Hard times. The tramp problem / Pendleton -- Tramps / William Pinkerton -- The common hobo / Goodrich -- Hobo discussion / Grady, McWeeney, Schoeffel and Knapp -- Professional beggars / J.N. Tillard -- Junk dealers and pawnbrokers / B.F. Howard -- The pawnbroker and the criminal / J.J. Atkins -- Tracing stolen property / Taylor -- Chapter 8. Keeping the city clean. How to keep a city clean / J.J. Downey -- Police repression / Fred Kohler -- Col. Haager saves the day / from The Detective, June, 1906 -- The man with pull / J.J. Downey -- Police cooperation during the Baltimore fire / Farnan -- Handling strikes and mob disorders / Taylor -- Discretionary arrests--the Golden Rule policy / Fred Kohler -- Golden Rule discussion / Schoeffel, Sylvester, Knapp, McWeeney, Purdy, Downey, Murphy, Kohler, Pumphrey, Maddox, Cassada, Bodeker -- ".
• catalog title "The Blue and the brass : American policing, 1890-1910 / edited by Donald C. Dilworth.".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "text".