Seized Rum Slips Through Fingers of Dry Sleuths
Chicago authorities probe the disappearance of 14000 dollars worth of confiscated rum from a government warehouse as Internal Revenue agents continue the case. Judge Wilkerson reportedly urged action and may order custody of seized liquor to the prohibition force. The probe ties into a broader web of rumored bribery and irregularities in enforcement.
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Farmers Missed On Water Power Bill Says Madison Man
Madison man MAMSON argues against state electric service on farms. He tells committees that electric lines to farms require costly substations poles wires and meters, raising distribution costs. He cites 23,000 farms in Wisconsin and a projected 108,901,000 needed for the system, challenging claims of cheap rural electricity.
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Veterans resent slight and leave memorial parade in Horicon
Veterans at the Incal post of the American Legion withdrew from Horicon Wisconsin's Memorial Day parade after a dispute over parade order. Mayor Tomas Last ordered the fire department to fall in ahead of the legion, prompting protests from Jerionnaires and a reshaped march lineup as tensions rose around tribute to fallen soldiers.
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Human features rapidly changing claims scientist
Sir Arthur Keith, returning from Africa, argues human features are changing faster now than in any prior era. He cites shrinking jaws, vertical palate, and receding teeth as modern trends, warning they reflect recent developments in our population. A Cardiff shark discovery notes a shark containing seven others, up to two and a half feet.
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Wisconsin Appeals Inheritance Tax Ruling To High Court
The Wisconsin tax commission said it will appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court after a federal judge ruled Wisconsin cannot tax stock in foreign corporations owned by a nonresident decedent with Wisconsin real property. The state argues it retains taxing rights as to income from property and corporate shares.
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