Contested Personal Property Tax Debate at Buffalo Conference
The May Buffalo conference addressed by National Civic Federation officials examined the enforcement of the personal property tax. Speakers argued over fairness between real and personal property, the reach of taxation to corporations, and the feasibility of direct levies on intangible wealth while weighing inheritance and federal sharing implications.
Taxation of corporate and personal property debated
A fragmented scholarly discussion questions equity in assessing taxable ability. It analyzes whether all corporations should be taxed equally or at different rates, if exemptions apply to certain business entities, and how residence taxes reflect overall capacity to pay. The piece emphasizes fairness and a principled approach to forms of taxation.
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Gnelly
Wesstier
Corn Drops as Phillips Sells 3.6 Million Bushels
Chicago May markets show liquidation by Phillips driving corn prices down from earlier highs. трен
West Point cadets decline clemency appeal for cadet service
Five West Point cadets Bowbly Cleveland Keller Linton and Muhantey will not appeal to the War Department for clemency. They have joined the New York and Bernadese Asphalt Company. General Francks A. Greens arranged contact with Secretary Root, who said there was no objection to the ethical breach and the youths will serve in the asphalt firm as needed.
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Whellington
West ‘Pont
Bowlby
Cleveland
Keller, Linton and Muhantey
War Department
New York & Bernadese Asphalt Company
Francks A. Greens
Trvet
Tn War Department
Ruet
Wee
Greene
Hunt
Root
Venesdela
Nation Home Defenders to ask Mayor Hughes on anti saloon violation
A local group met on Wednesday to call on Mayor Hughes regarding alleged violations of the anti saloon ordinance. A committee was elected to approach the mayor and present petitions for permits and enforcement actions.
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Sirs Nations
Hughes
Nation
Jorgen
Dupetka Stout
Washburn Drama Night Promises First of Its Kind Event
The Washburn senior class plans a combined dramatic performance in the college chapel on Friday to fund the football team’s needs. The farce titled Permit may be staged by members of Ye lune of the Topela with local talent in support, drawing unusual interest as a novel campus entertainment.
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Rethman
Washburn
Priday
Ye Lune
North Topeka Local Notes and Social Roster
North Topeka society page lists visits and arrivals from Kansas City Los Angeles and Harrisburg Kansas. Mentions include Mrs. Eva Reamy engagement announced Mrs. Laura Pyris visiting Kansas City, Miss Lula Kinvoll visiting Auburn, removal sale notices, church events at Good Shepherd and Kansas Avenue ME, and plans for Queen Victoria memorial program.
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Ppeanaes
Jamin Boul
Iacanaes
Asinnie Sitensteis
Karsis City
Charles Oliver
Liver Lake
Hoppins
A.J. Mitchell
Los Angeles
Cal
Mira
Ted Shette Gombang Bhar
Presbyterian Church
Avealasion
Kansas Avenue
Ed Moeser
Kansas City
Mocser
Airs
Mark Pataar
Eimtraatis
Raven
Hutchinson
Pleasant Hill
Laura Pyris
Kansasity
Misa Alice Dallas
Lula Kinvoll
Auburn
A. B. Goodhue
Exrporia
L A Ryder
Hhodex Pictire
Sporting Goods
TM Jumen, Jr
Santa Fe
Paramore Marine Streets
Garfield Park
Trys
Cobrpley & Post
A. Beal
Valencia
Beal
Joseph Warnock
Saraiy
Don
Chicago
Aire
M. Hainbridge
C.D. Myere
Edna Staples
Courtney
Vera Schulte
Dette
Church of the Good Shepherd
Kansas Avenue ME
J. A. Stavely
Mises Lizzie Shetlahamer
Katie Theol
Harrisburg
Bertha Fitzebeth
Thomas Matecolin James, Jr
West Laturent Street
May Warnock
Enid
Ishi Park Street
Kilmer
J. P. Kistiis
John Smith
Carterville
Kistier
Ann
J. M. Sheilabarger
Guiney Street
Theodore Wilkie
van Buren Street
Queen Victoria
Allen
Arnold
2St Infantry
Philippines
Joh Nystrom
Randolph
Kan
Nys Keon
Rome City
Topeka
Charles Munno
North Topeka
Bexmouth
Syria
New York
North Tupe Rales
Anton Gabel
Elie County
Chey
Pretora
Hambure
Feee
Hisela
Ihrem
Musson Wit
Plan A Big Fair for Birth of Greater New York
Plans for a jubilee exposition in New York City in 1905 to celebrate the consolidation of the boroughs and rapid transit completion. A $7 million enterprise aims to house large conventions with a permanent exposition structure. A promoter group includes August Belmont A J Casimir A Chauncey Depew and others. No city state or national subsidy. site on Long Island Sound near Greater New York’s center is prepared.
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New York
August Belmont
A. J. Casmiatt
Chauncey M. Depew
Thomas T. Ryan
4. H Vresland
C. Oliver Twelin Dnex
McDonald
Nathan Straus
Alfred G. Vanderigh
Long Island Sound
Greater
Miss Greenspan's Claim Against Estate of Sarah Sella
A claim for 99.95 was filed in probate court by Rebecca Greenspan sister of Simeon Greenspan. The suit seeks reimbursement for caregiving and related expenses linked to Simon Greenspan with items including travel, hotel, telegraph costs, dinners, and loss of money from jewelry sales.
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Sarah Ann Sella
Protate
Rebecca Greenspan
Simeon Greeny
Greenspan
Felis
Leavenworth
Simon Greens
Ineen
Sheriff
Simon
Rajirsad
Leiv
Ereworth
Laf Wajirsad
Hotel Dulsut
Leivenworth
Sim
Ibiephane
Belmont Stakes Preview Aimed At Classic Clashes
A race likely to feature James Ceed and The Parades as top contenders. Com mendo and Commands face tough tests as both favorites push toward a mile and three furlongs. The Parades has shown rapid winter improvement and won two starts this season.
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James Ae Ceed
Charopion
Spencer
Messrs Kesne
Bonnibert
Wants Chesney Park
Notice served on Mayor Hughes City Clerk Squires and City Attorney Spencer by Mrs Annie B Sweet s attorneys that Mr Sweet plans to sue the city for possession of a block in Densis Martins addition known as Chesney park The case follows a prior claim by Mrs Pyer for $1000 in back taxes and a court action in Mastrict court June 1 if county commissioners ruling favors the city Sweet will press for restitution of the land The city is alerted to preserve possession or face court action Mrs Sweet is the wife of T B Sweet of this city
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Hughes
City Cirk Squires
Spencer
Annie B. Sweet
Sweet
Densis & Martin
Chesney Park
Pousemstot
Pyeer
Rotiery
Welch & Welch
Sul Aganette County
Sweet Will
Changes in Postmasters Salaries Across Several Towns
Washington May 23 First Assistant Postmaster General Joheson ordered salary changes for postmasters. Alma Kan 3100 to 130. Achall 1200 to 1100. Bitte Rapp 1200 to 1400. Colbs 3 uy 1800. Elsworth 32000 to 1700. Webster Groves 4400 to 1500. Wellsville 3100 to 1200. Trenton 1000 to 2000. Anthony 1000 to 1000. Baldwin 14 ta pe Cildwvall 3100 to 1800. Concor Saliler Mo 1300 to 600. Windsor Hane to 1 G00. Ab 000. Beloit 2000 to Baw. Clifton gaon to 1200. Elllis 1 to 1500.
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Washington
Joheson
Alma
Kan
Achall
Bitte Raprap
Colbs
Elsworth
Webster Groves
Wellsville
Trenton
Anthony
Baldwin
Concor Sa
Saliler
Windsor
Sian
Clifton
Ellils
Dr George F Johnston Kansas medical board president
Dr George F Johnston of Lakin was chosen first Kansas state board of medical examiners president after a career starting in 1892 in Penosynsula and Brasx county. A native of Hei Pa, Presbyterian by faith, he studied at Lafayette College and in 1887 began medicine, later serving two terms in the state house and holding multiple professional roles in surgery, Masons, and the State Medical Society.
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Kansas
Bamor
Barks County
Felton Willheave
Bucks County Dutchman
Johnston van Beomenezi
House of Representatives
Dox
Medical Board
Dave
Sae Johaston
Teifayette College
Boston
Sabe
Crane
Dr. Johnston
Charlie Luting
Wichita
Cremerie
Jobnetos
FIP Kappa Psi College
Masons
Ae Sante Fe
Lakin
Ae States Pension Examining
Bardarden City
Ew ‘Baneas Su State Medical Society
Christian Endh avorers Meeting at Fort Boots Convention
A fractured report notes a successful meeting of Christian Endh avorers at Fort Boots with delegates from multiple states. It mentions contributions to missions and benevolences, a junior school donation near $1,000, and a program featuring speakers including Rev Ben McQuesten and Mrs Louled Kefly.
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Schie Nes
Ueft Anngal
Mike
de Beines-Gentish
Saree City
Flak
Topeka
Adie A Abatne
Oskaloosa
Ben McQuesten
Wheat Market Slump and Mixed Corn Signals May 5
The report details a fluctuating wheat market with price declines and dampened demand while corn shows mixed activity amid Northwest weather and crop prospects. Livestock futures in Chicago and Topeka indicate varied trading, with cattle and hogs uneven but cash markets facing pressure.
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The fragmentary OCR provides jumbled words and nonsensical sequences with no coherent events names places or dates to summarize into a meaningful news item. No identifiable people organizations or actions are extractable for a proper card.
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The fragmentary market report mentions wheat pricing and trading activity with scattered terms like New York Money Market and Cotton Market notes. It references price movement, market conditions, and routine memos, but the text is jumbled and contains many unreadable segments.
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