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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1927

Page

7

States pass broad anti crime measures in 1927 wave

A survey finds 19 state legislatures enacted anti crime laws in 1927, many increasing sentences and targeting habitual criminals and organized crime. Measures echo New York Baumes act with life terms for fourth offenses and tougher penalties for burglary, auto theft, gun use, and jury procedure reforms.

New York Montana Oregon California South Dakota North Dakota Iowa Baumes Crime Commission Caleb H. Baumes Baumes Commission EMI Minnesota Bureau Nebraska Yorks Baumes New Jersey General Assembly Wying New Mexico Kansas Texas Orergon Utah Amercan Bar Association Nevada Missouri Arizona Idaho State Board of Eugenics Maryland

Naval conference drifted toward possible accord says Gibson

Geneva reports that Lord Cecil and Hugh S. Gibson held a private meeting to discuss British and American naval limitation proposals. Neither side advanced toward an agreement, but Gibson said optimism remained as delegates seek a common basis. He noted three navies have distinct missions and urged finding a common denominator. Wallace-Jack Waite mine yields 130 tons ore daily.

Geneva Lord Robert Cecil Hugh Gibson Allen W. Dulles United States Great Britain Japan Washington London Tokyo Viscount Cecil

Town Ordinance Warns on Weeds and Dead Trees

City informs owners and tenants via ordinance to keep their property and vacant lots free of noxious grass weeds and dead trees. If not complied with by July 1 authorities will remove hazards at the owner's expense, to be collected as taxes. Sanitary Inspector WwW. L. Raymond signs the notice in Pocatelco.

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Two Happy Homes From Pinkham Medicine Quotes

Two women in Illinois and New Jersey praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after reports of improved health. Mrs. Goldie Shoup of St. Joseph and Mrs. J Storms of Paterson say the remedy boosted strength and happiness at home.

Lydia E. Pinkham Goldie Shoup St. Joseph Timois

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America Above Board Wallace—Jack Waite L. Raymond Wright Little Patterson Howell Coder Pierpont
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