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NARA RG 10 — Records of the National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement

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Agent's Memorandum of Sale Manufacture or Possession Case

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#16972723

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Exhibit Number 3: Illicit Distillery, 4712 Malden St. Chicago, Illinois

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Illustrated Map of the Tenth Prohibition District, Showing the Conditions in Each County as to Public Sentiment, Illicit Distilling and Unlawful Selling, Transporting, and Possession

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Invitation to Joseph R. Darling with Enclosed Card for a Free Sample from Fresno Vineyards Co., Inc.

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This item includes a reply from Mason Mitchell on May 12, 1914.

#16972701

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Letter from Alexander B. Geary to the Honorable George W. Wickersham Suggesting that Compulsory School Laws Contribute to Boys Becoming Criminals

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Letter from Alva P. Jones, Superintendent, National Cigarette Law Enforcement League to President Herbert Hoover Stating that Crime is Due the Use of Cigarettes

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Letter from Arthur R. Boyden to the President Describing the Effect of Unemployment on Crime

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Letter from George W. Dexter to the Honorable George W. Wickersham Describing the Adverse Effects of the Press on the Legal System

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Letter from J. M. Blough to the National Law Enforcement Commission Requesting Legislation to Restrict the Purchase of Firearms

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This letter from J. M. Blough includes the cover from the "Short Stories" magazine that contains articles which romanticize guns according to Mr. Blough.

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Letter from J. M. Doran, Commissioner of Prohibition, to George W. Wickersham, Chairman of the National Commission on Law Observation and Enforcement

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This letter describes a residence that has been converted to a large distillery in Chicago.

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Letter from John E. Ayer, M. V., to the Crime and Law Enforcement Commission Citing the Automobile as Increasing Crime and Liquor Trafficking

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This letter relates to the increase in criminal activity since World War I, including kidnapping, murder, and bootlegging.

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Letter from William T. Elzinga to George W. Wickersham, Chairman of the Law Enforcement Commission, Stating that Trades Not Being Taught in School Leads to Boys Becoming Criminals

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NARA RG 10 — Records of the National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement

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Agent's Memorandum of Sale Manufacture or Possession Case

Exhibit Number 3: Illicit Distillery, 4712 Malden St. Chicago, Illinois

Illustrated Map of the Tenth Prohibition District, Showing the Conditions in Each County as to Public Sentiment, Illicit Distilling and Unlawful Selling, Transporting, and Possession

Invitation to Joseph R. Darling with Enclosed Card for a Free Sample from Fresno Vineyards Co., Inc.

Letter from Alexander B. Geary to the Honorable George W. Wickersham Suggesting that Compulsory School Laws Contribute to Boys Becoming Criminals

Letter from Alva P. Jones, Superintendent, National Cigarette Law Enforcement League to President Herbert Hoover Stating that Crime is Due the Use of Cigarettes

Letter from Arthur R. Boyden to the President Describing the Effect of Unemployment on Crime

Letter from George W. Dexter to the Honorable George W. Wickersham Describing the Adverse Effects of the Press on the Legal System

Letter from J. M. Blough to the National Law Enforcement Commission Requesting Legislation to Restrict the Purchase of Firearms

Letter from J. M. Doran, Commissioner of Prohibition, to George W. Wickersham, Chairman of the National Commission on Law Observation and Enforcement

Letter from John E. Ayer, M. V., to the Crime and Law Enforcement Commission Citing the Automobile as Increasing Crime and Liquor Trafficking

Letter from William T. Elzinga to George W. Wickersham, Chairman of the Law Enforcement Commission, Stating that Trades Not Being Taught in School Leads to Boys Becoming Criminals