Tax commission proposed to replace state board of equalization
A report urges abolition of the present state board of equalization and the creation of a three member state tax commission appointed by the governor. The bill drafts powers for tax forms, local assessor guidance, information demands, enforcement actions, appeals hearings, reassessment, and intergovernmental tax law studies.
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State Board of Equalization
State Tax Commission
County Boards of Review
Dunne
Harrison
Judge Dunne
California
John Minnegen
Board of Local Improvements
Harrison Leutenants
St. Luke's Sanitarium
Lincoln Hotel
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Willis & Frankenstein
Peabody, Houghteling & Co
West Side
Madison Street
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Forty-eighth Avenue
Margaret McCartney
John Cella
Kedzie Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Emma Weyrich
Homer D. Hill
Colorado and
Albany Aveues
Democratic Party
John McCarthy
William G. Legner
F. W. Blocks
Frank 8. Ryan
Edward J. Novak
John McGillen
Rosenthal
Thomas F. Lit
Peabody
McCormick Bidg
Thos J. Webb
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John W. Eckhart
N. Carpenter Street
John J. McLaughlin
la Salle Street
Benj. Rosenthal
Wabash Avenue
Hotel Metropole
R. C. Sullivan
Michigan Avenue
George FE. Brennan
la Salle ‘ Street
N. Paulina Street
E. J. Joyce
Turner Avenue
John P. Gibbons
Edward F
Brennan William Rothman
A. Wisnewski
John Mack
Dennis J
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Edward J
Novak Paul Rissman
Fred Rhode
Edward Straka
Frank W. Bilewersdorf
Anton Cermak
William H, Rogers
William R, Skidmore
Patrick A
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John P. Tansey
Joseph Strauss
Stanley Kun
Michael J. Collins
Frank H. McCulloch
James Turnach
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William H. Stolte
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J. J. O'Rourke
Harvey
Frank Keogh
Lemont
Ross C. Hall
Oak Park
Walter A. Lants
la Grange
Louis Richter
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August Koelling
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Charles Stoffal
Cicero
Anthony Hunt
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Graham
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George F. Harding, Jr
Milton J. Foreman
James M. Dailey
Johnn Y. Sheahan
Theodore K. Long
Charles B. Merriam
John R. Emerson
Dennis J. Egan
Thomas F. Scully
Edward F. Cullerton
Michael Zimmer
Arthur W. Fulton
James H. Lawley
Fifteenth Ward
Henry Utpatel
Birteenth
Stanley H. Kuns
Lewis D. Bitts
John J. Brennan
John Powers
John P. Stewart
Francie W. Taylor
Herman J. Bauler
Jacob A. Hey
August Krumholz
Winfield P. Dunn
William F. Lipps
John 8. Clark
Andrew J. Graham
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Chicago Turngemeinde
North Avenue Pony Players Club
Red Light
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Goody-Goody Trust Press
Busse
First Ward Dive Keepers Union
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Harrison Barnacles
Denis J. Swentie
William Musham
Swenie
Barnacle
Harrigan
Republican County Central Committee
Francis P. Brady
Chauncey Dewey
Charles L. Strook
T. J. Finucane
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August W. Miller
David W. Clark
D. A. Campbell
George A. Mugler
John F. Devine
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Leland Bers
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Homer K. Galpin
Fred A. Busse
B. B. Clettenberg
C. W. Andrews
L. A. Brundage
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John C. Cannon
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Joseph F. Haas
Matt A. Mueller
Thomas J. Healy
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Frederick Lundin
George Mann
William H. Weber
Blue Island
Peter M. Hoffman
Des Plaines
Democratic State Committee
Robert Redfield
James J. Kelly
Henry P. Bergen
Thomas F. Aylward
Stephen D. Griffin
Eugene W. Sullivan
Michael C. Conlon
Herman Bauler
John Haderlein
John A. Logan
William Hogan
John W. Williams
H. N. Wheeler
Joseph A. Well
Peoria
Martin A. Brennan
Bloomington
Harry Moss
Paris
Isaac B. Craig
Mattoon
James McNabb
Carrollton
Ernest Hoover
Taylorville
Chas
Boeschenstein
Edwardsville
Rene Havill
Mount Carmel
Arthur W. Charles
William
Cantrell
Benton
Edward F. Dunne
Carter H. Harrison
Bernard A. Eckhart
William C. Seipp
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