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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
7
The snippet lists C. T. Gebhart as proprietor and editor with P. P. Anderson as associate editor, timestamped 2:33 p.m. No additional context or events are provided.
A political column denounces democracy as gloom and imitation, praising the Republican platform as a guide. It argues Taft era laws and a sizable federal bill favor Republicans, noting the Big Horn Democrats trail behind and must embrace the GOP’s progress to avoid obsolescence.
President Taft regards the corporation tax as perhaps the greatest achievement of his administration. He notes it as a mediating step toward sane and effective corporate regulation, a view echoed as a favorable signal by the press.
The president hails the corporation tax for not only funding government needs but also revealing secret corporate practices. He notes only 200,000 of the vast amounts are unpaid, leaving the treasury about 27 million richer, and emphasizes the law’s power to compel sworn disclosures from corporations with net incomes over 5,000, enabling enforcement of a 2 percent levy and potential future use in wartime.
Notice announces the dissolution by mutual consent of the Ridgely West partnership a general law and collection business in Big Horn County Wyoming consisting of H S Ridgely and R B West. The remaining business will be completed by the same members. Dated at Hasin Wyoming September 7 1910. H S Ridgely R B West
The Big Horn county Democracy places Thomas M. Hyde of Basin W. Olimpson of Cody Kenry Wegner of Germania and Dr. Foster of Worland as legislative candidates. One seat remains vacant though five are allowed by law, a vacancy expected to be filled later in the campaign.
W Welsh of Chrystal Wyoming visited Basin on Monday. An old pioneer and son of a Union defender in 1861, he came from Nebraska and helped form the Republican party in Dawson county. He predicts Republicans will win every office from governor to county seats.
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