Debated Agriculture Measure Adds Heavy Tax on Options Dealers
The April session endorsed the Hatch bill with modifications. It imposes a $1,000 annual license on options or futures dealers, plus per pound or per bushel taxes on various commodities. Records must be kept and reported to the internal revenue commissioner. false entries carry penalties up to $20,000 or ten years' imprisonment. Commission merchants face a $2 yearly fee. Failure to report fines range from $100 to $8,000. Dealers must prove possession via affidavits or receipts. evasion triggers imprisonment.
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Storms and wrecks hit Kansas and Arkansas towns
Reports from across the Midwest describe violent weather. Tornadoes and hail damaged homes in Kansas and Missouri, with casualties and missing names. Destructive floods threaten western Nebraska and South Dakota as crews work to assess the toll.
Destructive Cyclone Ravages Towns and Farms Across Regions
A sweeping cyclone April 6 tore through Barnhill and surrounding areas, destroying homes and barns including the Baptist church. Mrs Harris survived with a broken arm, others were unhurt or injured. Property losses climbed with damaged depots and factories, roofs torn off, and trees felled. Reports span Illinois, New York, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Texas and adjacent towns with multiple fatalities and widespread damage.
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Lonoke
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Chequamegon Bay
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Ohin County
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Belmont
Jefferson Counties
Ohio
Chidhwaw Buttes
William Meeks
James Huston
John Upton
Sidney Lock
Henry Chapman
Sarah Belange
George Davie
B. H. Meek
Harry Ethridge
M. M. Butler
Martha Atterbury
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Death of a Man Tried and Acquitted in Cronin Murder
John F Beggs a senior guardian at Camp 20 during the Cronin murder era died at 24 Chicago terrace. He was implicated in appointing the trial committee that condemned Dr Cronin to death, though he stood trial and was acquitted. The report notes alleged incriminating letters with Edward Spelman surfaced, but Beggs offered light on unresolved circumstances. The text also digresses into contemporaneous Louisiana and state legislative items, recording bills and committee actions from the period.
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Library Litter and Notable Names From a Fragment
A garbled OCR passage cites Yale and Harvard stacks, Yale at 200000 volumes, Harvard 380000, Cornell 107000, Columbia 135000, mentions Mrs Rost Harrwick Tsortz in California drafting a history of Oregon, and English playwright Hesar Agram Joncas noted for titles The Nkidle wan and Deocing Girl with unclear biographical details.
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Cattle Suffering From Early Drought in Oklahoma Territory
A special from Oklahoma City reports cattle grazing land in the territory harmed by drought as grass fails to appear early. Estimates indicate at least 20 percent of the cattle may die from drought and starvation. Containing the report also mentions Chien Will Maike Been Wasmixetos and a stray note about Senator Reet.
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