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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1921

Page

3

State Income Tax Inevitable Proposes Reform at Atlantic City

John P. Dullard longtime Trenton Tax Board member argues real estate bears excess taxation and favors an income tax in New Jersey. He notes U S tax totals in 1913 and 1920 per capita rates and urges real estate tax rate limits and reform of personal tax laws. He also discusses national work hours and patriotism.

Trenton John P. Dullard Manufacturers' Association New Jersey Atlantic City Dullard United States State Tax Investigation Commission John K. English Elizabeth Sea Girt New Jersey National Guard Edwards Mackay Legislative Howard Borden Federal Militia Bureau Sixth Infantry Camp Edwards Trenton Guardsmen Infantry Cavalry Engineers Signal Corps Medical Corps Montauk Point Long Island Bird W. Spencer War Department National Guard Field Artillery Twenty-second New York Department of Health R. B. Fitz-Randoolph Jacob C. Price State Laboratory Vitz-Randolph

New Jersey Briefs Highlight Local Elections and Tragedies

Beverly replaces the commission with a new council as Mrs. Jean Wood and Miss Cornelia Ford join. Vineland patrols stop three youths firing at a man tied to a tree in Menantico Swamp while Bordentown and Vineland elect new commissioners. Independent events include a fatal bakery truck accident in Port Norris, two child deaths, and local civic notes from Millville, Glassboro, and Woodbury.

Jean Wood Cornelia Ford Council of Beverly Menantico Swamp Hudson Vineland Bordentown Philip H. Blakeley, Jr Charles E. Woodward John C. Frederick Millville Walter H. Felmey Wilbert J. Simmerman Walter Kates W. Fred Ware Augustus Ladow Supreme Court Black John T. Byrne Cape May George Hollinger Robert William Shropshire Port Norris Marion Loren P. Dilks Lower Alloways Creek Township Camden Emmer Roberts Burlington New Jersey James West Oliver J. West Bridgeport Fieldsboro Fire Department Edwards Henry Snyder Jersey City Senate J. Down Glassboro Walter FE. Robb New Jersey Council of Proprietors Burlington and Gloucester Surveyor General’s Riverside Parent-Teacher Association Charles Hettmannsperger Margaretta Neal Joseph Bright R. I. Downs East Orange Jack Silver William Street H. C. du Val & Co Broadway New York Gloucester City Frank H. Stewart Woodbury Philadelphia Ocean City Chamber of Commerce Wenonah Gloucester County Paulsboro M. J. Kimball Vineland Historical Society Myron J. Kimball Alexander Gould Justice of the Peace Long Peter Wilson Cedar Creek Cedarville Smith Lamson Free Bridge Commission Lamson 5. P. Dunham & Co Trenton Bennett Merchantville James TL. Polk Maurice B. Rudderow County Board of Freeholders Polk Deerfield Township Seabrook Farms J. J. Savitz Trenton Normal School Goas State Workmen’s Compensation Bureau William Shetzline Blackwood Bateman Manufacturing Company Grenloch Gloucester County Radio Association Harry Brown Westville Edward Stiles Edward Ristine Earl Davis Agil Gogstad South Jersey Athvitle City I. Smith Lamson New Jersey Free Bridge Commission Frank—Robinson Chancellor Walker Mary C. Tomlinson Erwin E. Marshall Miss Tomlinson Atlantic City Elizabeth Gorman Cinnaminson Home and School Association Benjamin Lippincott Joseph L. Thomas George Dorworth Frances Doppler William Liebke T. Murphy John L. Murphy Trenton State Gazette Thomas McKenna Newark General Hospital Elizabeth Elizabeth River Central Railroad Baltic Street William Foley Une McKenna Little Sisters of the Poor Julia Burns Millville City Commission Malvern Noble Post Penshore Everett Hatch Isaiah Hatch Camden County Delaware River Port Richmond

Maine’s voyage myths to a Pine Tree State origin

The article traces early exploration from Leif Ericson to John Smith and Cabot, notes Maine’s claim disputes between Gorges and Mason, and outlines Maine’s settlement, statehood in 1820, and its shift from Democratic origins to Republican dominance. It also mentions Maine’s nickname Pine Tree State and its 33 040 square mile area.

Leif Eric the Red Greenland Labrador Maine John Cabot Sebastian John Smith Jamestown Penobscot James I Plymouth Colony Ferdinando Gorges Mason Merrimac Kennebec Gorges York Massachusetts Casco Bay New England

Missouri History and Gambetta's Eye Tale

Missouri history traces exploration, statehood, and the Missouri Compromise with notes on its 18 electoral votes and name origin from the Missi Souri words meaning great muddy. Gambetta’s eye was preserved after damage, stored in a glass phial by a Paris doctor for a pupil.

Hether Missouri de Soto Mississippi Joliet Father Marquette St. Louis Spain France Louisiana Northwest Territory United States Union Congress Maine Rocky Mountains Gambetta Paris London Mail

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