The anti-saloon league year book : an encyclopedia of facts and figures dealing with the liquor traffic and the temperance reform /

Mode of access: Internet.

An appeal to the people for the suppression of the liquor traffic : A prize essay.

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The Anti-saloon league year book; an encyclopedia of facts and figures dealing with the liquor traffic and the temperance reform.

Editor: 1908- E. H. Cherrington.

Wealth and waste : The principles of political economy in their application to the present problems of labor, law, and the liquor traffic.

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The co-operation of retail liquor trade in saloon regulation.

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The licensing question : disinterested management in Norway ; a reply to the report of the Commission appointed by the Scottish temperance legislation board to inquire into the liquor licensing laws of Norway.

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Letter - Dominion Alliance to Mr. Harry Cowan

A letter from the president of the Dominion Alliance for the Suppression of the Liquor Traffic, Joseph Gibson. The letter is dated November 18th, 1910 and requests "subscription". The request is to add to the campaign fund and the "new fight...voting upon the question of bar-room abolition". The voting is stated to take place in "January next" for about one hundred municipalities in Ontario.

Checklist of hearings before congressional committees through the Sixty-seventh Congress.

pt.1. House Committee on Agriculture.--pt.2. House Committee on Appropriations.--pt.3. House Committee on Accounts, House Committee on Alcoholic Liquor Traffic, House Committee on Banking and Currency, House Committee on the Census, House Committee on Claims [and] House Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures.

The Anti-saloon League yearbook

"An encyclopedia of facts and figures dealing with the liquor traffic and the temperance reform"

Perspectives on the effectiveness of the late night liquor trading lockout legislative provision

The effectiveness of ‘the lockout policy’ integrated within a broader police enforcement strategy to reduce alcohol-related harm, in and around late-night licensed premises, in major drinking precincts was examined. First response operational police (n= 280) recorded all alcohol and non alcohol-related incidents they attended in and around late-night liquor trading premises. A before and after study design was used, with police completing modified activity logs prior to and following the introduction of the lockout policy in two policing regions: Gold Coast (n = 12,801 incidents); Brisbane City/Fortitude Valley (n = 9,117 incidents). Qualitative information from key stakeholders (e.g., Police, Security Staff & Politicians n = 20) was also obtained. The number of alcohol-related offences requiring police attention was significantly reduced in some policing areas and for some types of offences (e.g., sex offences, street disturbances, traffic incidents. However, there was no variation for a number of other offence categories (e.g., assault). Interviews with licensees revealed that although all were initially opposed to the lockout policy, most perceived benefits from its introduction. This study was the first of its kind to comprehensively examine the impact of a lockout policy and provides supportive evidence for the effectiveness of the lockout policy as integrating positively with police enforcement to enhance public safety in some areas in and around late-night liquor trading premises.

Community service restitution programs for alcohol related traffic offenders. Volume I - the 5 As of community service.

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Community service restitution programs for alcohol related traffic offenders. Volume II - case studies and resource materials.

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Community service restitution programs for alcohol related traffic offenders. Volume III - bibliographies.

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Lincoln, Nebraska ASAP telephone survey: a study in the effectiveness of a public information liquor campaign on alcohol and highway safety. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Office of Driver and Pedestrian Programs, Washington, D.C.

Analysis of the adjudication of alcohol related traffic arrests. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Office of Driver and Pedestrian Programs, Washington, D.C.