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Criminality and economic conditions

Note 526 — Chapter IV

Henry P. (Henry Pomeroy) Horton translation

States. Number of Inhabitants in 1900 to Each Murder (Annual Average from 1890 to 1900). Percentage of Illiteracy in Population Over 10 Years of Age (1900). States. Number of Inhabitants in 1900 to Each Murder (Annual Average from 1890 to 1900). Percentage of Illiteracy in Population Over 10 Years of Age (1900).

Nevada 1,086 12.8 Nebraska 6,360 3.1

Colorado 2,141 5.2 N. Carolina 6,645 35.7

Montana 2,704 5.5 United States 7,649 13.3

Texas 2,986 19.7 Rhode Island 8,241 9.8

Mississippi 3,001 40.0 Missouri 8,582 9.1

Florida 3,367 27.8 S. Dakota 8,924 4.2

California 3,519 7.7 N. Dakota 11,005 6.0

Delaware 3,849 14.3 W. Virginia 11,021 14.4

Louisiana 3,859 45.8 Indiana 11,037 6.3

Alabama 3,966 41.0 Minnesota 11,105 6.0

Wyoming 4,206 3.4 Iowa 11,147 3.6

Maryland 4,250 15.7 Michigan 11,810 5.9

Arkansas 4,300 26.6 Connecticut 12,443 5.3

Utah 4,855 5.6 Ohio 12,523 5.2

Tennessee 4,957 26.6 Wisconsin 13,435 6.7

Washington 5,079 4.3 New York 14,195 5.5

Oregon 5,235 4.1 Illinois 15,306 5.2

Kentucky 5,394 21.6 New Jersey 15,697 6.5

Georgia 5,817 39.8 Pennsylvania 20,169 6.8

Idaho 5,992 5.1 Massachusetts 29,222 6.2

S. Carolina 6,064 45.0 Maine 38,581 3.3

Virginia 6,079 30.2 New Hampshire 45,732 6.8

Kansas 6,253 4.0 Vermont 57,274 6.7

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