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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1912
Page
1
The Chehalis county tax scene sparks a push for fairness as large property owners dodge dues. The Taxpayers league seeks organized action to audit taxes precinct by precinct, challenging potential evasions by firms like Weyerhaeuser and Northern Pacific Railway.
A.chronicle of public opinion shows seven of ten men in the Chamber of Commerce favoring Bryan for the presidency, with similar sentiment in the Aberdeen World. Voters cite Bryan's public service, untainted character, and hope for reform as reasons to back him over Taft or Roosevelt. The piece also notes county road bond hearings set by the board of county commissioners and calls for careful planning and public discussion before $2541000 is approved.
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Wisconsin Senator Robert M. La Follette argues Roosevelt hijacked a growing progressive Republican movement by pursuing a third presidential bid. He condemns vast campaign spending and key backers linked to steel and harvester trusts, labeling Roosevelt’s forces as reactionary and self serving.
Governor Hay directs state tax commission to require listing of coal mineral coal oil fossil and other valuable deposits and rights of way reserved on land. Assessors statewide must place these equities on tax rolls as taxable property though not part of the fee simple.
At the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore on June 29 delegates adjourned until Monday as no candidate secured a near term majority. Wilson gains momentum with Kansas moving its 20 votes to Wilson. Bryan led a progressive push against Wall Street interests, pushing a resolution condemning Morgan Ryan August Belmont and others.
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