International Bureau of Criminal Identification Urged
Maj Richard Sylvester proposes a United States run International Criminal Identification Bureau to track anarchists counterfeiters and dangerous criminals worldwide The plan would centralize data including photos measurements and names to aid police nationwide and abroad with annual costs under 10000 while benefiting Secret Service and enforcement agencies through a vast rogues gallery and shared records.
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Bureau of the Post Office Inspectors Improves Cooperation
The post office inspectors and wardens of penitentiaries favor a tighter link with police authorities. A rapid information system via the bureau would allow immediate access to suspects through the government's telegraphic bureau, aiding capture of robbers, tramps, and escaping prisoners with printed proclamations to authorities worldwide.
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Plant forests to avert timber shortage in U S
Twenty years ago abundant forests in the United States supplied the world with wood for factories and railroads. John P. Brown, secretary of the International Society of Arboriculture, urges railroads to plant trees, citing Catalpa speciosa as a viable source. The society notes railroads adopting seed planting with expected benefits in twenty five years. The United States Historical Society supports arboriculture efforts and national reach.
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Vegetable cooking method and quality tips from bulletin
An agricultural bulletin outlines vegetable preparation and cooking. emphasizes blanching differences, using fresh produce, and stepwise cooking in a stewpan with salt and minimal water. Instructions cover heating, covering, ventilation, and when to stop cooking for best flavor and texture.
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