Assembly Debates Reinstating Income Tax Plan Amid Possible Deadlock
Lawmakers grapple with reviving a surtax on incomes to fund universities and normal schools. Proposals suggest a 0.5 percent tax on incomes above 6000 and a 3 percent rate for higher earnings, aiming to boost university support while seeking balance with existing budgets. Debate centers on whether the assembly can push the measure through and the risk of a deadlock with the senate.
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Agricultural Quiz to Start Monday in Washington
The congressional committee investigating agricultural conditions will meet Monday. Senator Lonroot of Wisconsin, likely chairman, says the committee seeks facts not exploitation. He notes the purpose is to reform through the proper department and to make the report serve the public interest.
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Detroit Motor Truck Association Formed
Preliminary plans for reorganizing the motor truck and teaming business were outlined at the convention of the National Motor Truck Association aboard the Vinke steamer returning from a cruise. The public utility work and regulatory aspects were discussed as part of the organizational setup.
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