Johnson Campaigns On Single Tax Philosophy In 1901 Ohio Race
Article outlines Tom L. Johnson's support for Henry George's single tax, his use of franking to promote Progress and Poverty, and Maguire's land tax amendment. It questions Johnson's residency and tax filings, alleging possible non residency and election law issues while linking him to the Single Tax League and banking on no exemptions for small holders.
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Single Tax League
Questioning Ohio real estate owners on land confiscation
The piece questions whether democratic real estate holders in Ohio will permit or sanction a policy that would confiscate land they own or inherit, arguing it would be robbery and a betrayal of the party and of Henry George's principles.
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Ohio
Henry George
Hanna and Foraker Republicans Unite in Cleveland
Ohio State Journal reports Hanna and Foraker Republicans have joined in Cleveland to oppose Tom Johnson. Cleveland attorney John Morton says Hanna controls the city but notes past defeats to the Foraker faction in council elections.
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Ohio State Journal
Johnson Opposed 25 Cent Ticket Plan in Cleveland Roads
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune cites minutes showing Johnson insisted that selling six tickets for 25 cents would ruin the company and forced abandonment of the weeklong trial during his absence, amid his interests in the Cleveland roads.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Reform Leader Tom Johnson Faces Taxation Paradox
The Delaware Gazette notes that Tom Johnson may excel as a reform preacher of just taxation, but he is a poor example as a taxpayer. He embodies the contrast between preaching equity and paying it.
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Tom Johnson
Delaware Gazette
Mayor Johnson shocked by Hanna stand put remark
The Cleveland Leader notes no public speech by Senator Hanna used the phrase dirty blackguard and recounts Johnson’s claim of shock after Hanna urged Republicans to stand pat.
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Cleveland
Sherman Statute Endorsed by Supreme Court and Republicans
The piece argues the Sherman anti trust law is a Republican measure proven by court sustainment and enforcement under Harrison and McKinley, with Roosevelt testing its efficacy. It condemns Democratic obstruction and cites Tom Johnson and Ohio figures while praising Republican leadership and constitutional amendments to close loopholes.
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Republican Party in 19th century political clash in Ohio Journal
The Ohio State Journal argues the Republican Party offers clear, constructive principles and experienced leadership while condemning opponents as opportunistic and Johnson and Bryan style demagoguery. It urges voters to rebuke such tactics and elect principled governance.
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Ohio State Journal
Government by Injunction Debate in Ohio Democratic Platform
The Ohio Democrats affirm the Kansas City platform opposing government by injunction. Tom L. Johnson prepared the Sandusky declaration and served as temporary chairman, aligning with the party’s last national utterance in condemning injunctions.
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Tom L. Johnson
Hanna warns Ohio business leaders against Tom Johnson
While paying respects to Tom Johnson in Chillicothe Senator Hanna criticizes Johnson’s business ties and political influence. He urges Ohio businessmen to oppose Johnson’s platform, warning that his success could erode state business confidence and urging a return to a Republican congressional delegation.
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Tom Johnson Campaign Examined In Michigansian Tone
The Marion Star critiques Tom Johnson as running an independent bid with no help from the state ticket. It accuses him of courting Democratic auditors across counties, except Marion, where Mayor Tom has already found a preferred ally in Bill Gear.
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Tom Johnson
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Marion County
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Bill Gear
Toledo Blade
Ohio farm land taxes shrink under reform policy
The Ohio farm land tax value is $603 million and under the Republican policy taxes on land fall yearly. In twenty years state taxes save farmers $18 million. Tom Johnson proposes taxing land in line with a policy the author admits would confiscate, per Wood County Tribune.
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Ohio
Tom Johnson
Wood County Tribune
Injustice of Taxation by a Wealthy Nonpayer
The Marshall News discusses a millionaire who evades taxes on stocks notes and bonds while opposing taxes on farming land and residents homes. It notes he is listed for no realty in Cuyahoga County and advocates taxing the people’s farms and homes instead.
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Marshall News
Norton Makes Poor Showing in District Support
The Bucyrus Journal notes Norton’s supporters tout public appropriations for his district as a reelection argument. It contrasts Norton with Mr Harris, who in one term in Congress delivered better for his district.
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