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|a Durant, William Crapo,
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|a For the best and most practicable plan to make the 18th amendment effective
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|a For the best and most practicable plan to make the eighteenth amendment effective
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|a New York, N.Y. :
|b Durant Award Office,
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|a At head of title: "For the best and most practicable plan to make the 18th amendment effective."
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|a "The book presents some of the fruits of the Durant Prize Contest 'for the best and most practicable plan to make the 18th amendment effective'"--Introduction (p. 15).
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|a Laws men break and why / Edwin M. Abbott -- Winning high school plan / Malcolm Almack -- Less local political influence / Edward Barnes -- Presidential leadership in enforcing and educating / William M. Bennett -- Success in under-cover work / Al Bentley -- Mold public opinion / Alida C. Bowler -- Modernize the federal judicial system / J.O. Brown, Jr. -- A national league to educate / J.A. Buchanan -- Let states fix alcoholic content / Rivers Buford -- Spend whatever is needed / James Cannon, Jr -- "Destroy the unholy alliance," and tighten Volstead act / Charles L. Cass -- Stop Volstead loopholes / William Sheafe Chase -- Use state courts and padlock / Guy W. Cheney -- Government and public cooperation / Ernest H. Cherrington -- "No more joking" / G.L. Cleaver -- Multiple enforcement successes / Ewing Cockrell -- Mr. and Mrs. prominent citizen / A.T. Cole -- Increase penalties, pay informers / A.E. Condy -- Let the buyer beware / James L. Cooper -- Imitate the Coast Guard / Charles L. Cowell -- Bonuses for convictions / Daniel D. Cronin -- An enforcement commission appointed by the judiciary / W.L. Curtis -- Offer large rewards / Arthur M. Custer -- Continuous study of crime causes / Harwell G. Davis -- A police chief's plan / James W. Davis -- Salesmanship research / Robert M. Davis -- Require jail sentences / R.O. Davison -- Stop suppliers for home brew : forfeit pre-Volstead cellars / Frederick C. Dezendorf -- Use the Navy more / A.G. Dibrell -- The President, chief enforcer / Brantley W. Dobbins -- Deprive offenders of citizenship / Thomas J. Doyle -- Hasten and multiply trials by using U.S. commissioners / Fredd H. Dunham -- Stop violating law to get evidence / Arthur R. Ellison -- Find facts, educate, persuade, and divorce politics from bootlegging / Henry O. Evans -- National and local civic research / James W. Everginton -- A scientific study / Irving Fisher -- Punish oath-breaking officials / Louis Fitz Henry -- Give enforcement to Department of Justice / William J. Flynn -- Pay as it goes enforcement / Arthur R. Franklin -- Every citizen an enforcer / L.T. Frazier -- Make alcoholic medicines easy to get / John J. Gering -- Make all violations felonies / George W. Goodwin, Jr. -- Create a money motive for co-operation in enforcement / Scott Graves -- Divide the field / Ned M. Green -- Consider existing conditions / L.H. Hampton -- New York can be dried / D.M. Hazelton -- An educational organization / Richmond Pearson Hobson -- Co-ordinate and mobilize / Richard J. Hopkins -- Harness the nation's schools / F.L. Johnston -- Re-enforce enforcement / John R. Keister -- Put violation is a felony on postage stamps and posters / Harold C. Keyes -- Stop taxing intoxicants / A.D. Kirk -- Elect sympathetic officials / Fred L. Kistner -- No cheese-paring economy / Frank Lee -- Return to wholesale education / Louis Lightner -- Stricter account needed of court practices / William B. Lymer -- Back competent agents / A.W. McDaniel -- Reach the buyer / Frank McDonough, Sr. -- Stop over-leniency by courts / David T. McElliott -- Re-examine all the facts / H.A. McMullen -- Use only federal courts / John A. Mears -- More judges, more agents / R.Q. Merrick -- Examine cargo containers / Mikkel Mikkelsen -- The winning plan / Chester P. Mills -- Courses in law observance / Michael J. Murphy -- Quicker prosecution with better machinery / Thomas H. Noonan -- Make it a felony / E.B. Palmer -- Imprison law enforcers / R.H. Pastorius -- Woman's share in educating the public / Henry W. Peabody -- The President can enforce / Gifford Pinchot -- Treat buyers as fences / Matt Riehm -- Awaken the patriotic conscience by disseminating information / Garfield A. Roberds -- Only law observers for prohibition enforcers / John Rustgard -- Make buyers tell on sellers / James F. Sanford -- Road and workhouse sentences / C.G. Saunders -- More training, better pay for prohibition prosecutors / William H. Sawtelle -- Secure a popular attitude of impartiality toward this law / Harold D. Shaft -- Pledge all executives / C.O. Sherrill -- Local option enforcement / Samuel H. Sibley -- An under-cover man's idea -- Let jury majorities decide / William B. Smith -- Light fines are jokes / Silas E. Speckman -- Put teeth in the law / Gale H. Stalker -- Constantly test operating efficiency / Justus Stalnaker -- Hire informers and posseman / Isaac Stapleton -- Why enforce hop-scotch / Will P. Stephenson -- Use local informers / A.E. Sumner -- Dismiss hostile jurors / J.R. Taylor -- As a prerequisite to voting require oath of having obeyed / Thomas Taylor -- Form the constitutionals / Elmer E. Thomas -- Education, not force / A. Monroe Thompson -- Bond the enforcement agents / J.P. Thompson -- Use vast state police forces / W.H.S. Thomson -- Juries, weakest link / Mina C. Van Winkle -- Convert the colleges / Lofton S. Wesley -- Better co-operation by and with all local enforcers / John A. Wilbur -- Make bootlegging unprofitable / Frank C. Williams -- Start all over with enforcers / O.D. Wiliams -- Reach property owners / A.P. Wilson -- If I were empowered / Clarence True Wilson -- New power in old law by presidential insistence / William Burnet Wright, Jr. -- If armed, double penalties / A.L. Yeaton -- Appendix. Prize award offers ; Telegram exchange between W.C. Durant and W.R. Hearst ; Story of the Prize contest.
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