Tax Reform Survey Shows Taxpayers Favor Revisions
The Montana tax reform committee reported as of last fall's Miles City convention that about two thousand of three thousand questionnaires returned indicate broad support for revising the tax law. Findings cite support for sales of mining products, income tax, 12 month average assessments, and a state tax commission with elected members.
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Committee On
State Association of County Officials
Miles City
Ravalli County
Roosevelt County
Lewis and Clark County
Montana
Status sought on Montana county road funds
John N. Edy of the state highway commission asks county commissioners for data on financing their share of federal aid road projects. Letters request not only current ability to finance but also details on road bonds, cash on hand, and bonds advertised. Plans exist for 2 million dollars in new construction pending local funding.
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Montana
John N. Edy
State Highway Commission
Tis
Edy
Digest Poll Shows No Change for Republicans
Nearly 1.5 million ballots have been cast in the Literary Digest presidential poll as published May 22. The article notes stability in Republican support with General Wood not altering the standings.
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Literary Digest
Digest
Wood
Montana hotel men meet at Great Falls
Montana hotel men gathered in Great Falls to discuss business conditions and plan an intensified campaign to boost tourist travel. They focused on good roads, cashing non sufficient funds checks, the right name law, and other hotel welfare issues. John C. Kelly of Cooper Stephenson Hoover spoke on hotel laws from historic statutes to present. A midsummer meeting may be held at a national park in August and the next annual gathering will be in Helena.
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Senate
A. H. Bowman
TAT NF Dtan
Hotel Men of
Montana
Great Falls
Bet
John C. Kelly
Cooper, Stephenson & Hoover
Don Kelly
Anaconda
Helena
George McCain
Hunters Hot Spring Hotel
Montana Hotel Men's Association
Jere Sullivan
Chateau House
Fort Benton
A. J. Breitenstein
Rainbow Hotel
William S. Love
Thornton
Butte
W. F. Russell
Grand
Havre
F. R. van de Patte
Park
A. V. Gibson
Kalispell
C. . Moore
Sherman
Wolf Point
Maurice Weiss
Placer
George Dier
Bozeman
J. M. Hitchings
Florence
Missoula
O. A. Burroughs
Sacajawea
Three Forks
John F. Murphy
Jordan
Glendive
TOP Row
A. M. Olson
Northern
Billings
James T. Finlen
Finlen
Carl Beverlin
Rainbow
Presidential primary results show Wood leading Johnson in totals
The report lists Wood at 246 301 and Johnson at 230 353 with Hoover 209 468 and Coolidge 30 066 among top candidates. Eight leading Democrats trail the eight leading Republicans in total votes, with McAdoo rising fastest.
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Johnson
Wood
Hoover
Lowden
Hughes
Harding
Coolidge
Taft
McAdoo
Wilson
Edwards
Bryan
Cox
Clark
Palme
Marshall
Mr. McAdoo
Grain and seed market notice from T. C. Power Co.
The T. C. Power Company of Helena will seek grain and grass seed after harvest. Write us. Uncle Joe Cannon, long a congressman for over forty years, shows no plan to leave politics at his late stage.
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T. C. Power Company
Helena
Joe Cannon
Congress
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