Extravagant Legislature Ends in Taxpayer Tax Drain
Governor Hyde completed the final bills just before midnight, drawing about 456000 from appropriation bills, with 200000 denied to ex Confederate soldiers who have had no pensions for two years. The Legislature approved roughly 31 million in appropriations, funded by higher land values and revenues, with 27 million current and 5 million surplus. The corporation franchise tax repeal was vetoed, as were others, signaling a trend of higher public spending. The chiropractic license bill passed with three years of schooling noted, while probate judges gain 2 percent inheritance tax fees. Lieutenant Governor Lloyd acted as Hyde’s adviser, likening him to Don Quixote and Sancho Panza for emphasis.
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Quaker-led movement urged to curb rent hogs in state
The writer condemns landlords, moneylenders, and high rents, urging public sentiment to curb abuses. Proposes a Quaker-inspired, moral reform as a humane shortcut to justice, noting the persistence of overcharging and the need for collective action to restrain thugs in housing and lending.
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Kaiser's Stables Becomes Public Library in Berlin
Berlin reports the former Kaiser's stables attached to the royal palace have been converted into a public library. Erected in 1900, the Renaissance front spans 305 feet and 578 feet along the Spree. The building features horse tamers and warriors in sculpture and fountains at each end.
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If the Old Mns Returned Opening Congress Prayer
A Detroit Times piece imagines a revived congress with famed figures like Blaine Reed Conkling Crisp Randall Carlisle McKinley in the seats and recalls classic exchanges between Speaker Reed and rivals. It muses on the next session’s tax woes, foreign tensions, and a hopeful, prayerful tone from the chaplain.
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Harding Unveils Bolivar Monument in Central Park
President Harding unveiled a bronze statue of Simon Bolivar on Bolivar Hill in Central Park with Cabinet members Supreme Court justices and Latin American diplomats in attendance. Venezuelan Foreign Minister Esteban Gil Borgas presented the gift to New York City amid speeches by representatives of five nations freed by Bolivar. A half mile parade followed as mounted police escorted the presidential party from Penn Station to the Waldorf Astoria.
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