Enforcement changes urged on national prohibition issue
The preliminary report to President Liont erga from a national prohibition enforcement commission urges stronger enforcement and public hearings. It notes delays in hearings, recommends careful study of information from government officers, reports, and congressional hearings before final action. The document highlights the complexity and scale of the problem amid ongoing debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtgos
D.C
Liont
Li Wan
Serhane Ping
Observance Scope and Public Opinion on Prohibition
The article examines how private judgment, public opinion, and historical factors shape attitudes toward prohibition laws. It emphasizes diverse regional views, economic impacts, and the interplay of individual rights, business interests, and political traditions in a broad, long-term context.
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Americas
Kemp
Ouf Pat
Figures Put Question on Enforcement Reliability
The report notes unreliable figures hindering enforcement and fears of widespread infection. It hints at large, possibly nationwide impacts with numerous focal points of concern across the continental United States.
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United States
Probers Outline Defects of Law On Border Question
Probers describe gaps in laws on border control noting vast frontier length, many miles of coastline, and uncertain smuggling figures. They say federal manpower is insufficient and that enforcement roles differ from prohibition work, hindering effective prevention and investigation.
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Ube
Lake Michigan
United States
Meszico
Cangla
Cansadex
Moat Point
Ageresate
Matey Yarlenth
Tir
Federal prohibition enforcement faces structure flaws and delays
The piece argues enforcement should be centralized under one department, reducing jurisdictional split between treasury and the Department of Justice. It urges unified federal legislation, streamlined procedures for petty offenses, and clearer definitions of casual violations to speed up trials and penalties. It also discusses magistrate trials and court simplification to cut delays.
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Treasury
Jupiter
Justine
Department of
Guatioe
Transfer Urged Amid Court Delays and Abuse of Tribunals
The text argues federal court congestion causes long delays harming general business and eroding trust in tribunals. It stresses the need for swift transfers to prevent ongoing injustice and to restore respect for the legal system.
Lazy Livers Tale Ends In Quick Turnaround
A fragmentary report from Alyse Deere outlines a hurried conclusion after a problematic project. No detailed names or places are readable, but the piece hints at a rapid resolution and renewed focus.
Coast Guard bill seeks larger fleet and more power
The bill proposes $22,128,010 for the Coast Guard a substantial rise to expand ships seaplanes stations and add officers. It plans 12 destroyers, five patrol huts, five seaplanes and a new Quillayute River base to bolster anti smuggling efforts while transferring destroyers from the Navy to strengthen the fleet.
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Warhington
T. C
Dun
Mae
Coast Guard
Anand Treacury-Wastoffier
Ity Apy
Whick
Corhe
Nevy
Quillayute River
Tillawil
New England
St. Pierre
Billard
Seine
U S Naval Flier Aims to Re capture Altitude Record
A U S Navy flier led by Lieutenant Apollo Sowces plans to attempt a new altitude record. He will use a hand operated breathing aid and other gear to reach extreme heights above Earth, targeting what may be the greatest high altitude flight.
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U.S
Washington, D.C
Apollo
Quakers Refuse Aid for Smoking Girls in Early Policy Debate
New York January 15 The Society of Friends votes down a proposal at Syearthmore College to aid girls who smoke. The committee advances a plan allowing district attorneys to decide prosecutions or jury trials, aiming to strengthen enforcement of a prohibited behavior and align with federal court procedures while preserving existing arrest and prevention methods.
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York
Han
Aroun
Syearthmore College
Quater-supported
Thore Dass
Altveney
Arieney
Prohibition Enforcement Discussed by Committee Chairman
The report argues for simpler enactments to strengthen the national prohibition law. It notes delays in petty cases and advocates limiting prosecutorial discretion to speed dispositions.
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Jim
Rome
Hoover Delivers Preliminary Report On Federal Law Enforcement
Washington January 13 A preliminary report from President Hoover outlines a joint view by the law enforcement commission and Justice and Treasury officials on enforcing federal criminal laws. They urge urgent reform to reduce backlogged civil suits and improve coordination among agencies.
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Washington, D. C
Trerent Hoover
Congress
Congress of the United States
Commission On Law Observanve
Department of Justice
Lrrsbury Department
Federal proposals aim at court reform and anti-smuggling moves
A rough outline calls for reorganizing federal court structure to ease congestion by empowering court commissioners in minor criminal cases, strengthening detection and prosecution of prohibition violations, consolidating agencies fighting smuggling along frontiers, and reforming parole practices. The document references recommendations from senior judicial figures and allied cabinet officials.
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Lidwar
Nagpotics
Viler Mercuirulise
Alkens
Attnenes
Lrvasurs
Hoover urges cure of abuses and crime causes
The text argues for reforms to curb abuses by altering administration and enforcement. It stresses studying crime causes, criminal nature, costs and benefits of crimes, and the balance of federal and state powers before forming sound policy.
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Shieh
Herbert Hoover
No Increase for Dry Enforcement Funds in Outlay
Afton reports no increase in dry enforcement funding in the current year outlay. The article notes suppression of prohibition enforcement budgeting and critiques misprints. It mentions proposed allocations and the ongoing debate over state treasury spending and department staffing. The text includes garbled OCR fragments with references to salaries and positions.
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Wuelny
Ita
Menta Oderrenen
Explosion injures six in Shreveport building
In Shreveport an explosion damaged the Saenger building causing glass and structural injuries. Six people were hurt with two suffering broken limbs as fire officials assess the wreckage of adjacent stores and the Hotel Marton on the upper floors.
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Shreveport Suruveport
Juriex
Saenger
Hotel Marton
Hana Werk
Fast Steamship Line Promoted for Armoriesie Service
Proposals for a new Armoriesie steamship line to rival foreign fast ships. Office reports cite a North Atlantic route with a superliner type vessel similar to The For rain shin. The plan includes a Credar verifier between New York and Cherbourg via Southampton and lists many items priced in the Miscellaneans for sale section.
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Fast Steamship Line
Washington, B.C. Inc
Mane
Armoriesie Hem
North Atlantic
Fast
New York
Cherbourg
Vapex cold relief advertisement from New York City
An old advertisement promotes Vapex or Vepex for winter cold relief. It claims a dollar bottle provides fifty applications with about 3 cents per use and urges insistence on WAPEX in white and green packaging. The copy includes misspellings and marketing claims.
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Pougerat Co
New York City
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