Word: shotguns
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Joseph he was known as a retired businessman, an obliging fellow who visited sick neighbors and courted the esteem of established citizens. One neighbor recalled that "Dane" once borrowed a shotgun from him to go rabbit hunting...
...Batavia, N. Y., Elmer Schulz, four, found his father's shotgun in the kitchen, aimed it at his mother, said, "I'm going to shoot you, Mama," pulled the trigger and killed her. Said he later: "I bang Mama...
Chief advantage of domestic valuation: to prevent fraudulent undervaluation of imports. Example: A shotgun sells abroad for $18.18. Its U. S. selling price is $43.30. The duty in the present bill is $6 plus 45% ad valorem. Valued at its foreign selling price, it will pay a duty of about $14.18. By applying U. S. valuation ($43.30) and maintaining the duty at $14.18, the ad valorem rate would be scaled down to about 18.89%. The remoteness, the complexity, the juggling opportunities of this valuation plan weighed heavily against its ultimate adoption...
...gauge shotgun will kill...
...officer for Pottawatomie county, veteran chaser of 'leggers among the Osage Indians, headed the procession that marched upon the Harris farm. With him were three "friends," not regular agents but deputized for this raid. They fingered their gun triggers menacingly. Farmer Harris, mistaking them for bandits, lifted his shotgun down from behind the stove, prepared to defend his home. One of the unofficial raiders was snooping under a chicken coop for a still when he caught sight of Harris and Lowery. He pulled the trigger on his revolver. Harris dropped. Lowery started to run. Shots followed him, brought...