Ohio Railroads Tax Reform Battle in Howe Bill
A polemical overview argues Ohio's railroad properties are overtaxed while other taxed sectors cope with lighter rates. The Howe Franchise Tax Bill aims to abolish the state tax and shift untaxed railroad value into a fairer framework, backed by Supreme Court language endorsing taxation of intangible property. It calls readers to request the booklet from Senator Howe and pressure Columbus legislators.
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Telephone and Express Companion
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Michigan
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Supreme Court of the
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U. S
Supreme Court of the United States
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Mansfield Reformatory
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Whitney House
Ohio National Guard
Springfield
Brotherhood in National Senate Shows Loyalty Amid Scrutiny
A collection of excerpts from the Senate and various global reports highlights perceived solidarity within the U S Senate as Senator Burton of Kansas endures a jail-related controversy while continuing his salary and mileage claims. The piece contrasts dignified respect for figures like Chauncey Depew with broader commentary on agriculture, mining, and international affairs from March era dispatches.
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Burton
Senate
Chauncey Depew
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New Yorker
Columbus Post
Moral Victory in Arkansas Primary Sparks Buckeye State Hopes
The Arkansas primary returns show John B. Little carrying the state Democratic contest for governor against Robert L. Rogers and S. Q. Sevier, with party delegates likely securing majority at the Hot Springs convention. Jefferson Davis leads Senate contest over James Berry, while rain kept about 30,000 voters home. Also reported are Meriwether resignation from the Naval Academy over disciplinary issues and France preparing a maximum tariff against Venezuela amid bitter trade tensions.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
John
Little
Robert L. Rogers
Q. Sevier
Hot Springs
Jefferson Davis
James H. Berry
United States
Davis
Berry
Fuller
France
Paris
Venezuela
Castro
Marriages and separations rise in Harrison County courts
Last week six divorce cases were heard seven new divorce filings occurred and only one marriage license was issued. If this trend continues the balance between marriages and separations may shift notably in coming years.
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Harrison County
Fire kills two men at Dodge colliery Scranton
George Barney and George Isock died in a blaze at Dodge colliery in Scranton Pennsylvania while attempting to fight the fire. Other items note threats against Premier Witte, a high official’s death in Niagara Falls, six Italian laborers killed in Minneapolis, a robbery in Loveland bakery, and a Chilean loan decree for a railway from Area to La Paz.
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George Barney
George Isock
Dodge
Scranton
Premier Witte
J. J. Low
Niagara Falla
Minneapolis
Minn
Mra. C. Schmidt
Lovkland
Reisen
Chile
le Paz
Bolivie
Aiken Bill Could Trim Coshocton Saloons
A local saloonist predicts Coshocton will see 32 bars fall to about 20 under the Aiken bill. Few closures occur immediately as firms pay higher taxes, then smaller and newer spots may quit. Siegrist and Murray control about ten saloons likely to consolidate. City revenue should rise despite fewer saloons, while remaining establishments doubt tax relief will offset higher costs.
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Times
Coshocton
Siegrist and Murray
Salvation Army Stereopticon Lecture Tonight
The Salvation Army hall hosts a stereopticon lecture with panoramic photographic views illustrating the Use of Christ. Illustrated songs accompany life like scenes projected on screen for the building fund. New residents Mr and Mrs William Conner move to Coshocton from Newark with Mr Conner to work at a glass factory. W B Wilson relocates to assist his brother at Singer Sewing Machine Co.
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William Conner
Coshocton
Newark
Mr. Conner
W. B. Wilson
Singer Sewing Machine Co
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