Single Tax Debate Examines Land Value Revenue
From the New York Titans section a discussion argues for or against Henry George style taxation. The article weighs whether a land value tax could raise all public revenue and its industrial impacts, while noting it would shift tax burdens and affect trade. It warns about free trade anxieties and outlines possible economic effects and fairness concerns.
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Tarlil
New York Titans
Henry George
Ita
Home Office: Columbia Fire & Marine Insurance Officials Named
The document lists Frank Dekum and W. K. Smith as secretary and manager at the Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Company. It mentions other initials and a child, indicating officers and a dependent or named party.
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Frank Dekum
W. K. Smith JJ
Child
Wrumele OP
Eee
Capaho
Owen
Columbia Fire and Marine Stock Listing
Portland Oregon based capital stock items show Columbia Fire and Marine and Commercial Nations with officers D P Thompson president Frank Dekum president Portland Savings Bank W K Smith vice president Ainsworth National Bank Oregon as entities in a financial note.
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Portland
Oregon
W. B. Honeyman
George H. Williams
Kearney
Walter F. Burrell
Sam P. Sturgis Fee
PTC
Werr
Werr Tereeee Pendleton, Oregon T. L. Charman
Oregon City
John A. Child
James F. Watson
Vortland
W. H. Walker
Asahel Bush
Salem
H.tupelsen Vorthaol
Oregeor Uekorge
B. Markle
W. T. Wright
Union
Ih. L. Durham Porthind
D. P. Thompson
Commercial Nations
Frank Dekum
Portland Savgs Bank
W. K. Smith
Ainsworth Nat'l Bankc
Letter on Insurance Tax Payments by District No 1 Official
A district clerk notes that $77 paid by Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Co for school tax in District No 1 exceeds sums received from all foreign insurers doing business in the city. The correspondence cites Portland Oregon as the insurer’s origin.
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Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Portland
Oregon
Fred A, Daly
Kehoal
Insurance pitch from Portland company urging local support
A letter from John A. Child, secretary, advocates Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Portland Oregon. It claims the firm lacks guaranteed capital and contrasts it with foreign companies that pay no taxes, urging readers to support the local firm and place business with it.
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Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Portland
Oregon
John A. Child
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