Shippers Win Ruling Over Carrier Discrepancy Clause
Iowa grain shippers secured a ruling from the Interstate Commerce Commission limiting the weight discrepancy clause in bills of lading. The commission struck the words that implied unlawful weight differences and directed adoption of a uniform bill of lading by August 1, affecting most winter and spring wheat shipments. The decision centers on who bears risk for weight variances and losses in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ve Weaterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Middlewestern
Northwestern
Walker
D. Ames
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
General McAdoo
Railroad
Nto
McAdoo
McAdoo i
Hineg
Merce “Commission
Great Fength
Commission
Tax Bond Debate Highlights Taxable Status and Bank Shares
A court ruling finds such bonds non taxable while alleging excessive valuations of bank stock shares. The Hudson taxing district banks held no liberty bonds or tax exempt securities, affecting assessments. Police notes report multiple inventory break ins, one speeding arrest, and a judge's order for a transcript review as part of a taxation case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Otder Banka
Shad
Banks Challenge City Tax Increase in District Court
Twelve banks filed a certiorari petition with the county clerk against the county board and county auditor over a 1918 tax increase on bank stock assessed at 15 percent. The banks argue their Liberty bonds owned since January 1, 1918 were exempt and seek an offset. the suit cites prior city and state tax actions and a federal judge's ruling. The tax at stake is about $12,000 and follows a 1918 city board of review reduction later wiped out by a board of equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grante
Waterloo
Dennison
Was. Com
Wa Board of Review
Fred Buttons
Judee
City Board of Review
Board of Equalization
al. A. Francis
Wade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Suipper
OLICE
India
Firestone
America
A. Connolly
Jefferson St
Opyright
Hart Schiaffner & Mara
Panamas
Frank Bros
Commercial