Open Defiance Of Dry Law Held Against Officials
Leadville Colorado officials and other prominent citizens were indicted for conspiracy after an open defiance of the prohibition law. Arrests included Mayor A J McDonald councilman Baughlan Blatt alderman William Lampkin city marshal nis O Neil night police captain John Yammick and others. U S Marshal Richard Callen and deputies served bench warrants for more than twenty named citizens.
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Leadville
Colo
A. J. McDonald
Baughlan Blatt
William Lampkin
Nis O'Neil
John Yammick
Sellers
U. S
Richard Callen
Denver
Revenue Officials Discuss Virginia Tax Law Changes
Richmond officials convene for a three day session with 123 commissioners of revenue to continue discussion on changes to state tax laws set to take effect in 1929 including the repeal of the specific property tax of 50 cents per $100 on foreign stock owned by Virginia residents.
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Richmond
Commissioners of Revenue of Virginia
Commissioners of Revenue
Virginia
Virginia Property Tax Change Takes Effect in 1929
The new law imposes a property tax of 35 cents per $100 on bonds of Virginia political sub divisions owned by state residents beginning January 1, 1929. It lowers the capital tax rate from 85 to 75 cents per $100 and reduces taxes on bank stock and competing capital from $1.10 to $1.00 per $100. Commissioners hear address by State Tax Commissioner C. H. Morrisett.
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Fic
Virginia
National Bank
C. H. Morrisett
Belle Boyd to be reburied in Virginia soil
The Confederate spy Belle Boyd, buried at Tiny Springs Grove Cemetery in Kilbourne Wisconsin, will be exhumed and sent to her native Virginia for reburial. Memorial Day flower tributes by the Kilbourne G A R have honored her legacy since her death on June 11 1900.
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Kilbourne
Wis
Belle Boyd
South
Confederacy
Tiny Springs Grove
Virginia
Berkeley Belle Boyd Body Funds Move Questioned
It was reported in Martinsburg that no action was underway to return the Confederate spy Belle Boyd to Berkeley County or to raise funds for a monument, despite claims of her being a Berkeley native.
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Belle Boyd
Berkeley County
W. Va
Martinsburg
Kellogg Peace Treaty Advance Reported by Senate Panel
The Senate foreign relations committee voted 14 to 2 to report the Kellogg multilateral peace treaty to the Senate. Chairman Borah said a favorable report would be issued by nightfall as President Coolidge voiced confidence the treaty is sufficiently represented for ratification with accompanying resolutions.
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Associated Presse
Washington
Senate, Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Coolidge
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