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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 7 October 1922, Page 10

Who Said "Closing the Jails in America ...?" 11/Lfgf tif\Uß Criminal Courts show an unprecedented W fltli. V*/ increase of crimes. . .. Criminal indictments Jww«f Have increased from 9,503 in the year 1912 UOOUI to over 70,000. Approximately 30,000 cases . • mW • arise under Prohibition statutes. Eliminating tiltS • these, there yet remains an increase of nearly 400 per cent." —The Federal Solicitor-Ceneral of the United States at Cincinnati on September 20, 1921. IF liiey are closing the jails—-where are they putting all these extra Criminals? A TUn DECORD of Crimes in the City of J\ IH U IV tf €W York only, within 10 Weeks wwrw . January Ist to March 12th, 1922. WtlClt 32 Murders n f 85 Hold-ups Uf 49 Shootings thi* • 40 Robberies Ull d * 16 Assaults, Stabbings, etc. Also 264 Cars stolen within a fortnight. —"New York World," March 19, 1922. /^ife\ VOTE ymg?A CONTINUANCE! UtmH by %%t Natiomd Council of the Licmmi Trade of New Ztaland. ft

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