Debate on Crime and Swift Punishment Across Regions
A western state county notes crime drops after adopting swift English style punishment, while a large American city faces rising crime with few arrests. The piece argues public indifference to crime undermines reform and urges immediate, certain punishment to deter criminal activity. Authority and outcomes are contrasted without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Farm organization could boost grain growers nationwide
Farmers face government attempts to organize for prosperity and stronger markets. Elevators run by farmers saved millions in 1927, with potential total annual savings of 54 million if cooperatives expand. Cooperation could outpace Canadian pools and raise prices through competition and shared profits.
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Grain Growers’ Association
Wheat Pool of
Canada
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Whither are we drifting An American traffic expert in England
An American traffic expert describes English roads as more cooperative and legally respectful, noting widespread citizen responsibility and self-reliance. He contrasts this with the United States where many prohibitive laws are seen as infringements on personal liberty, prompting more disregard. England appears truly democratic while the U S resembles a nation of individual Czars.
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England
America
United States
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