Taxpayer Significance in Public Debates Questioned
A Dayton News editorial argues that paying taxes does not grant special influence. It notes that everyone pays taxes through purchases and rent, across property, goods, and services, and urges citizens to be heard as people, not merely as taxpayers.
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Dayton (O
Arizona Public Accounting Law Amended
The 1907 amendment strengthens the 1905 public examiner role by enforcing a uniform bookkeeping system for officers, requiring notice to filling authorities on suspensions, and allowing the examiner to assume or appoint a replacement. Salary, contingency funds, and a clerk position were expanded for better administration.
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Arizona
Publicity as one remedy for tax evils in Ohio state
A summary of discussions before the State Tax Commission on inequities in taxation. Farmers, railways, oil and gas firms and other corporations were cited for underassessed property. Calls to publish properties returned for taxation and true valuation to fix the duplications and unequal burdens.
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Ohio
State Tax Commission
Anton
T. R. Smith
Ben. B. F. Swinm
D. E. Dunham
My. Smith
Teleftone
Mincham
Sagt. Grange
Taxation Based on Economic Principles at Ohio hearing
At the last hearing before the Ohio Tax Commission Mrs. Mary E. Lee editor stated that intolerable burdens result from taxation and called for policy changes. The remarks reflect concerns from farm and agricultural publications based in Westerville.
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Ohio Tax Commission
Mary E. Lee
Irange
Farm and Fireside
American Agriculturist
Westerville
Tax Reform and a Tax Commission for Fair Burdens
A call to amend the Constitution to end uniform tax rates and adopt sound economic principles. Proposes a tax commission representing each industry and a chief economist to survey state revenue needs and craft just, equitable tax laws.
Barber in China Scrapes with Local Iron Tool
The article describes a Chinese barber who uses water only and a local iron scraping tool instead of soap. The method is noted as harsh yet effective, startling some but fulfilling its purpose.
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China
Wide World Magazine
Whence and Whither of the Solar System
London Times reflects on the vastness of the cosmos and the limits of understanding. It notes that millions of star systems travel toward inconceivable goals, while even the most eager astronomers face perplexing questions about origin and destiny as light traverses centuries.
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London Times
Maskat Gift Sparks House Controversy in Congress
A gift of Arabian horses and a sword from the imam of Maskat to President Adams sparked debate in Congress over whether the U S leader could accept presents. A western member urged return with a note declaring the president serves the people, not a king. Maskat proved elusive to mapmakers until a German atlas finally located it.
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Maskat
Congress
Adams
Coass
United States
Speaker
Humor of Animals and Duckish Wit in a Tiny Tale
A playful snippet notes terad and beetle antics as laughterworthy, ducks sharing water exit humor, and a duck’s twinkle eye and smile tail. It suggests tragedy is ill suited to ducks, who waddle cheerfully amid comic impressions from London Captain.
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London
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