Tax reform debate sparks anti vacant lot criticism in Hagerstown
James R. Brown of the Manhattan Single Tax Club argues the single tax would fairly tax public value while condemning the current system as unethical. He cites examples on land value, public expenditures, and the burden on labor and capital, drawing a crowd of civic leaders and Kiwanis members in Washington.
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Manhattan Single Tax Club
New York City
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Mr. Brown
Tua
Brown
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Joseph W. Byron
Rotary Club
Kiwaniane
Washington
R.J. Punkhous
Cumberland
Cumberland Kiwanis Club
Joseph W. Byson
Williarmport
J. R. Amiens
S. W. Lowe
Victor D. Miler
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