Taxes for War Costs in 1917 and Tax Policy Debate
The piece discusses how much to raise for World War I expenses, weighing loans versus taxes. It analyzes the 1917 House plan of about 1.81 billion dollars in revenue, critiques the 60 percent top income tax rate, and proposes a balanced tax mix led by excess profits taxes, revised income taxes, and targeted levies to total around 1.25 to 1.5 billion dollars. It argues for broad-based burden sharing and avoidance of tax-only austerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. A. Seligman
Meiickar
Columbia University
House of Repesentatives
Committee of Ways and Means
McAdoo
Jonns
Great Britain
Senate
Housewives to Enlist in Food Administration
Herbert C. Hoover urges nationwide registration of housewives July 1 through July 15 to join the food administration and conserve resources. The plan includes collecting household details and pledges, with aims to save wheat, meat, fats, and transportation while promoting local sourcing and the “clean plate” gospel.
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Herbert C. Hoover
U. S. Food
Food Administration
Council of National Defense
United States
Ional Service
State Councils of
State Councils of Defense
Property Transfers Including Wahpeton and Bade’s Add
A list of land transfers showing Cameron and a1 to Itallie 1. King, Lt. 12 Blk 25 Wahpeton. Lenz Land & Loan Co to Halver Sundahl N1-2 of NE1-4 29-136-32. Mary E Simmer to L B Simmer Lt 19 Blk 2 Bade's Add Wahpeton. Clarence A Kohlhoff and wife to George M Canham SE1-42 49. George E Dutton and wife to Johannes Willprecht SE14 of SE147 SW14 8130.51. Lee H Johnson to May Stevenson part Ls 9 and 10 Blk re-surveyed portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron & A1
Itallie
King
Wahpeton
Lenz Land & Loan
Halver Sundahl
Mary E. Simmer
L. B. Simmer
Clarence A. Kohlhoff
George M. Canham
Weeds Fight Crops and Their Effects on Growth
Weeds have spent energy developing traits favorable to survival and quality for humans. They largely lose their fighting power in crops, so removing weeds allows crops to reach full capacity. Swat the weeds and give the crop the chance to develop.
The Mirage and Sate Prank at Golden Queen Mining Ball
In a Southwest mining camp tale, two engineers known as Sate Reed and the Mirage Haight plan jokes. A social event at the Golden Queen Mining company hall exposes their ruse as Sate meets Mrs Thompson and introduces Miss Seaboldt. The Mirage, enraged at a moment of mischief, confronts Sate during the celebration and vows to leave with the lady, while the night ends with couples forming paths to church and supper.
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Frank Reed
Satan
Harry Haight
Molly
Alice
Mrs. Thompson
Ardon
Fief
Ms. Reed
Golden Queen Mining Company
Thompsons
Miss Seaboldt
Thompson
McClure Newspeews
Wilson as oldest former U S president in six decades
The article notes President Wilson is the oldest living former U S president in sixty years, aged sixty, a record not surpassed since James Buchanan’s inauguration in 1867.
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Wilson
United States
Buchanan
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