Bull-Hen of the Women's Prison". Later years In 1931, he ran for, and won election to a judgeship in the California Superior Court. He also continued his advocacy for children in the juvenile justice system. He died in Los Angeles, of a heart attack, at age 73. Works With Edwin Markham and George Creel, Children in Bondage, (1914) The Rule of Plutocracy in Colorado; The Doughboys' Religion (1919) Pan-Germanism in America (1919) With Wainwright Evans, The Revolt of Modern Youth (1925) With Wainwright Evans. The Companionate Marriage (1927) With Rube Burrough. The Dangerous Life (1931) Further reading D'Ann Campbell, "Judge Ben Lindsey and the Juvenile Court Movement, 1901-1904". Arizona and the West, 1976, Vol. 18 Issue 1, pp 5–20 Lincoln Steffens, Upbuilders (Garden City, New York, 1909) References Bibliography External links American political writers American male non-fiction writers Colorado state court judges 1869 births 1943 deaths People from Jackson, Tennessee Writers from Colorado American social reformers