Allegheny County PA Archives History - Letters .....Complaint Against Theodore Albert Luty To Commit To Reform School June 6, 1898
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Complaint made before Police Magistrate of City of Pittsburgh by Christ and 
Annie Emelia Luty, parents of Theodore Albert Luty of Allegheny City; request 
that he be placed in Pennsylvania Reform School.
   Christ & Annie Emelia Luty of 45 Virgin Ave., Allegheny.  Theodore under age 
of 11 years; will not obey the deponents, will not go to school, runs away from 
home, associates with vile & vicious companions.  Born Jan. 31 1888.  
     H.M. McKee (77 Lorrain St., Allegheny) and G.W. Gerwig (75 Cedar Ave.) 
testified to the truth of the preceding.
     

Additional Comments:
Notes made at Pennsylvania Reform School upon the boy's arrival: Theodore 
Albert Luty.  Parents living at 45 Virgin Ave., Allegheny, Pa.  Father Chris 
Luty a fruit street peddler.  Sent here for not going to school & running away 
from home.
     Description: Height 4' 2 1/4"; weight 59 pounds.  Dark brown hair and 
eyes, medium complexion, freckled, small scar from cut on back of right hand; 
scar from cut in right eyebrow.
     Age 10 on Jan. 31, 1898.  Received June 7, 1898.  Born: Penna.; parentage 
American.  Protestant.  Neither father nor mother intemperate.  1 older 
brother, 4 younger sisters.  Illiterate.  Swears (seems to be erased).  Does 
not lie, steal, use tobacco.  Is not intemperate.  Has never been arrested 
before.
     
     

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