State Press Comment on Sugar Tax Debate and Its Impacts
A State Press analysis defends a proposed sugar and income tax plan. It argues the sugar tax would reduce government revenue by about 50 million dollars annually, while the income tax would raise around 60 million, shifting burden to the rich and sparing consumers about 100 million. The piece contends opponents overstate harm to the sugar industry, noting dividends imply industry resilience.
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Colorado
Louisiana
United States
Sugar Trust
Republicans urged to pass tax bill amid political stakes
The piece argues the bill serves the greatest good for the greatest number and appeals to Republicans in the Senate to move it forward. It notes Supreme Court rulings on income tax and predicts a presidential veto risk if the bill passes the Senate. It frames Democratic and Republican roles as builders of public interest.
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Washington
Senaatora
Senate
Supreme Court
Democratic House of Representatives
Repubican Senate
Democrata
Congressmen and Postage Sparks Newspaper Fee Debate
The Evanston Times reports concern over a proposed 100 percent postage hike that would raise costs for newspapers and potentially force price increases or sheriff involvement. It notes lawmakers frequently use mail free of charge for personal or political gains. Geo. BE Pexton visited Cheyenne with a petition from local business leaders urging better railroad conditions and new shops for workers.
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Evanston
Geo. BE. Pexton
Cheyenne
Town progress urged to unite with Commercial Office
The writer opposes the railroad but hopes harmony will prevail and that Mr. Pexton and others will work with the Commercial Office to advance the town. The appeal calls for unity to improve conditions and foster growth in Moanston Ties.
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Pexton
Moanston
Casper Commercial Club Launches Wyomingwide Development Drive
A new broad-based Casper commercial club aims to push state development in Natrona County and Wyoming with goals including improving roads and promoting the Yellowstone automobile road. The group adopts the slogan No Room Wanted Make It a Steady Growth and moves to advance good roads.
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Caoper
Natrona County
Wyoming
Casper Club
Yellowstone
Vinci a Deli Liver and Iron Remedy Ad
An assertive newspaper advertisement urges readers to start Vinci now to build strength before spring. It features testimonials from M. E. Leggett of Richmond Hill and notes a money back guarantee if unsatisfied while listing A. E. Roedel, Druggist, Cheyenne as a contact.
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Vinci
M. E. Leggett
Richmond Hill
A. E. Roedel
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pimples Vanish With Calcium Wafers Trial Offer
An advert promises skin can be cleared by Stuart's Calcium Wafers. It claims impurities in blood cause pimples and eruptions, urging readers to request a free trial package from F. A. Stuart Co at 175 Stuart Building Marshall Michigan, with regular packs selling for 50 cents.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Girl Forged Money Order Case In Cheyenne
Rove Kerns, the girl expelled last November for a hold up, was arrested for forging a money order in Cheyenne. Detectives traced the forged instrument to a five dollar value, leading to her capture with Post Office Inspector Wy Haase taking custody and placing her in the county jail.
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Rove Kerns
Nature
Djigg Kerns
Cheyenne
Pueblo
Offory Baker
Bohstedt
Wy Haase
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