Mrs. De Van Watts lauds liquor prescription permit fee approval
Mrs. Claude de Van Watts of the Women's Christian Temperance Union praises the conference committee for approving liquor prescription permit fees under an $11 million department appropriation. The fees, about $18,000 annually, will fund investigations into whisky permits for medical use and enforcement efforts.
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Associated Press
Austin
Claude de van Watts
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Comptroller’s Department
Senate
House
P. L. Anderson
W. Co. T. UU
de van Watts
WLC. T. U
States pass anti crime laws to curb criminal activity
A New York dated survey shows nineteen state legislatures in 1927 enacted anti crime measures. The Baumes act pattern guided many bills including mandatory life for fourth offenders and expanded criminal identification, while others targeted weapon offenses and speedier trials.
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Associated Press
New York
Montana
Oregon
California
South Dakota
North Dakota
Iowa
York
Jaumes Crime Commission
Caleb T. Baumes
Jaumes
Goumes Commission
South Yasota
Iuntern
Kesota
Bureau of
Nebraska
New Jersey
Indiana
General Assembly
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Wyoming
New Mexico
Free Trial of Breathing Method for Asthma and Hay Fever
A promotional notice offers a free trial of a breathing method to relieve asthma and hay fever. It targets long standing and new cases, promising relief regardless of climate, age, or occupation. Readers are urged to mail a coupon today for no charge and begin immediately.
Free Trial Coupon Frontier Asthma Go
Free trial offer text appears with an address at 306 E Frontier Bldg and 462 Niagara St Buffalo NY. It requests sending free trial of a method and appears as a promotional snippet with no clear outcome or endorsement.
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E Frontier Bldg
Niagara St
Buffalo, N. Y
Legislature Targets Crime Across States To Speed Up Punishments
A dated legislative survey notes several state actions. Oregon moves to speed up triads via popular vote. Utah creates a criminal registry bureau and adopts the uniform extradition act. Nevada bars planning crimes across borders. Missouri weighs a death penalty for first degree robbery with deadly weapon. Arizona seeks crime checks, Idaho funds eugenics sterilization, and Maryland tightens crime laws with enhanced sentences for robbery and jail break attempts.
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Oregon
Utah
American Bar Association
Nevada
Missouri
Arizona
Idahos
State Board of Eugenics
Maryland
Robsberg
Bootleggers Turn to Bee Keeping in Dallas
Dallas reports that Prohibition law violators may take up bee keeping as a protective side line, not for honey profits but to deter raids. The tale centers on two Dallas lawmen who smelled beer and pursued the lead, illustrating prudence as valor amid enforcement.
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Associated Pree
Dallas
P.O. Davia
C.D. Smith
Bees Surprise Patrolmen in Yard Incident
Two patrolmen fled a yard after peering into a large barrel suspected to hold something profitable. They were stung by bees and treated by emergency doctors for injuries to their bodies. Meanwhile Paris features two elderly women living in iron boiler homes, cobbled with stoves and makeshift cupboards in primitive conditions.
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Smith
Davis
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