Lawmakers Push to Repeal Double Taxation Provision
Lawmakers favor repealing the portion of the present tax law that permits double taxation. The move aims to reduce financial burden on taxpayers seeking relief from overlapping levies.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
4
Lawmakers favor repealing the portion of the present tax law that permits double taxation. The move aims to reduce financial burden on taxpayers seeking relief from overlapping levies.
Cheyenne shows momentum in new business building while Andrew Carnegie spreads philanthropy totaling 180 million. The piece notes railway mail service headquarters plans and ongoing political chatter about successors to Judge Van Devanter. It highlights various odd tidbits from Chicago financiers to local shoppers and wartime-era ironies.
Readers rallied after an American magazine published a series titled Bartatone Mexico alleging revolting conditions. The pieces sparked indignation toward a government seen as tolerating certain abuses and sparked renewed protests against the regime.
The Am association cites substantiated reports that Diaz’s troops issued no quarter and bayonetted wounded insurgents after the Cerro Prieto battle near Corro Prieto. Insurgents in Chihuahua are described as patriots, fighting within modern warfare norms, not outlaws. Civilized conduct demands mercy for the wounded and care for their recovery.
In Cheyenne the business district edge near Sixteenth street and Central avenue sees major construction. The Plan a hotel on Warren avenue at Sixteenth nears completion as the city expects a transient population surge and headquarters shift. Nearby, Deming Realty and Central Improvement Co plan substantial blocks facing Central avenue and Seventeenth Street, aiming to draw business traffic to Central avenue.
The passage notes rumors of remodeling or razing a structure and hints at a broader plan to shift business activity toward lower Central avenue. It suggests a deliberate movement to reposition the commercial center, aiming for improvements that would boost public regard for the locality.
A rugged defender rides the open road in plain khaki, rejecting pomp and privilege. He fights not for glory or gain but to keep freedom unravelled, challenging injustice and corruption with steady, honest resolve.
A compact note presents Mark Twain on circumstantial evidence, arguing that even clear proof can err and should be treated cautiously. It cites a case about a pencil sharpened by no one, illustrating how perception shifts with interpretation and raises doubt about authorship.
A capacity audience filled the Atlas for the midweek show last night. The Shirley Vaudeville turn and Misa Maid Miller’s Mona logue and song "The Rustic Maid" draw strong praise. Mayo and Rowe perform in a travesty sketch "The Merry Widow's Ring" with Civil War scenes and a California set chapter on screen.
The musical galety The Newlywedy and Their Baby based on Geo McManus cartons comes to Capitol Avenue Theatre on Tuesday December 20. It has drawn large crowds in New York Chicago and Boston with long runs anticipated. The show features the Pouter Pigeon Ballet and a 60 to 12 member cast. Augustus Thomas promotes the play Arizona in a recent interview.
The text describes Thomas Neversyents writing a play based on a cavalry captain and his wife near an Arizona ranch. He gathers details from the fort and the ranchman Kimnach, making him the central figure. The play Arizona becomes a tremendous success after its initial performance.
In Vicksburg Mississippi on Dee 15 the court halted as a body carried in by order of District Attorney Thanes was offered by the state in the Rees Minor murder case against George Smith. Judge Mounger ruled the corpse inadmissible and had four men return it to the undertaker's, where it had been embalmed. Rose Minor is the defendant.
A fragment reads a child asking Santa for a hammer to help dad who buys lumber at National Lumber & Mill Co. The item promotes Newport Studio post cards with Newport negatives, urging readers to order within three days of Xmas from 1816 Carey Ave Keefe Annex.
Basketball game scheduled tonight at Kecke Hall featuring the Ault Military Club against an unnamed opponent. After the game a dance is planned for attendees and players.
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