Double Taxation Debate on Ohio Constitution Tax Rule
The Ohio Farmer argues for a uniform rule taxing money, credits, bonds, and real assets under the 1851 constitution. It discusses why tangible property should bear taxation while intangible stock certificates and paper values risk double taxation, urging gradual reform and consideration of modern finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farmer
Algo
T. R. Smith
Ohio State Grange
W. E. Cushing
Cleveland
Stulhim
Honda
A. G and C
A. B and C
Yonreclen
Buch
Rael
Savings Bank
Board Decries Equalization In Tax Reckoning
In Sacramento Union dispatch from July 1907 the state tax board is criticized for failing to uniformly assess property values. The piece notes assessments at 33 75 percent, some at 40, some at 60, but none at fair value, urging constitutional amendments to strip the board of equalization power.
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Stats Board of Equal Wation
Geneties
Sacramento
Cal
Edo
Congress
Columbia
Washington
Roxton
Capitol
Capito Park
Conress
North Imkota
District of Columbia
Conaeons
United States
Anne
N Linds
Atarl
Arrival of accused assailant sparks Lynch crowd in Columbus
John Young, a Dayton captured Black man who confessed to attacking Mrs. Hershey in Columbus, arrives from Dayton to face authorities. A secret plan failed as hundreds gathered at a crossing outside Union Station while a patrol wagon whisked him to the police station. Police protected him and no violence occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metty Hoatile
Columbus
Dayton
John Young
William B. C. Hershey
Young
Union Station
Bank Under Examination in New Orleans
A committee from the New Orleans clearing house association is examining the resources and liabilities of the State National Bank of New Orleans. The bank shows capital stock of 200,000 and a surplus fund of 700,000. No reason for the examination will be given until after completion. The report notes the financial figures and pending inquiry.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Clearing House Association
State National Bank of
South Dakota
Lke
Theodore R Roosevelt
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Harriean
House
Senate
New York
Congress
Pune
Capitol
Washington
Poultry House
Maine Experiment Station
Woods
Denver Wins The National Convention Bid In 1904
The Denver choice for the national convention is praised for the best financial terms and capacity to host. Denver offered a large surplus, outbidding Chicago Kansas City and Louisville, with the expectation of strong postconvention funds and a solid campaign push. The piece discusses Cortelyou's potential role and the politics around Roosevelt, Cannon, and Yorker, plus a look at the Dahiman interview and Wall Street comments.
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Willis J. Abbot
Democrat National Committee
Denver
Chicago
Kansas City
National Committee
Colorado
Nitlon
Louisville
Cottelyou
Cortelyou
Flo
Cartel
Mr. Taff
Cannon
Yoraker
Roosevelt
Lmself
Mutual Life
Republican National Committee
Cortelyom
Farming Advice Emphasizes Dairy, Poultry and Barn Care
A long agricultural piece urges farmers to keep horses in good condition with clean stables and stable sunlight, select purebred sires, and record herd performance. It covers dairy cow development, fruit tree spacing, San Jose scale treatment, poultry ventilation, milk handling, and winter farm repairs for a productive season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutuma
San Jose
Notice to Teachers on King Rational Living Text
Notice to teachers announces questions for the present year based largely on King s Rational Living. Aimed for 91.00 by addressing The Ohio Teachers Reading Circle in Columbus Ohio. McDonald McCurdy and Weber listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohie
McDonald
McCurdy
Tt Weber
Fedora town reports severe cold spell and snow
The week ending December 14 saw a high of 57 above and a low of 9 above with only about an inch of precipitation and two clear days. A Fed a ra Tenn resident credits Dr King’s New Medicine for rapid relief from throat hemorrhages and coughing, with relief in three weeks. is sold at local drug stores for 91.00.
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Gamertsfeldar
Fedora
Tenn
C. V. Pepper
Congha
Ouid Ouard
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Amwerican Torpedo Boat Flotilla
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Weil
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Ultiman
Onaha
Wall Street
the World
the Sun
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Dahlman
Omaha
Afr. Tellman
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Atr
Bryan
Pacific
Traue
Publiien
Japan
United States Navy
Charleston
Willem Chin Sr
North Carolina
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Wom
Matisan
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Relgia
Midaes Roable
eSaaa Waa Paibe
Swanson
R, Pomerene
E. Pomeles
Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law
Coshocton
H. E. Hahn
Main Street
Sax
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Nicholas & Merrell
F. C. Hay
C. B. Hunt
Main St
W. A. Himebaugh
G. Ofice—Burns
Fourth Street
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Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coxshocton
Geo. J. Bock, JR
Locust Street
Board of Examiners
Patterson
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