Taxation in Mississippi club program discussed at history lecture
University Club met in the history lecture room at 7 30 Friday night. Prof Bell reported on taxation topics for Mississippi including public schools maintenance privilege taxes railway and public corporation taxation exemptions and bases. Phi Sigmas discuss Philippines independence verdict favored independence with S B Berry H S Lipscomb for and L F Bell W P Ivy against.
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D. R. Johnson
Bell
Philippines
Phi Sigmas
Phi Sigma
Ihése
Soaners
United States
S. B. Berry
H. 8. Lipscomb
L F. Bell
W. P. Ivy
Taxation topics discussed in Fayette County club meeting
Murphy provided an informative talk on Mississippi constitutional relaxation from 1817 through 1890, covering personal assessments, poll taxes, intangible taxation, classified property tax, mil lage tax for public and charitable institutions, income and inheritance taxes, and the evolution of state revenue. The discussion highlighted taxation history and its growth with state progress.
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Murphy
Mississippi
Phi Sigma debaters to be selected after debate night
The report describes a judging outcome based on wit and logic and notes the judges faced a responsibility to fairly decide. Lt Mc Elroy gave a chivalry themed oration praised for thorough preparation. The critic lauded all speakers and committee reports moved forward.
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R. Lt. McElroy
Phi Sigma
Blind Jim a Thanksgiving feature in Ole Miss visit
Jackson welcomed more than a thousand Shriners and hundreds of Mississippi College and Ole Miss fans with Blind Jim, the dean of Ole Miss freshmen, famed for his red and blue cap and deacon suit. He led cheers, recited the Charge of the Light Brigade, and kept crowds laughing as Ole Miss won the day.
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Mississippi College
Ole Miss
Mills
J'S
Belhaven College
Hillman
Mississippi
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Edwards
Ole Miss Boys
Jim
Light Brigade
Oxford Graduate Plans Departure Homeward
Mr. Bryan England withdrew from the University last week and is spending a few days at his West Point home. He intends to leave Oxford in a few weeks. Friends wish him well.
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Bryan England
West Point
Oxford
England
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