Indiana Tax Doubt Over Stock Taxation of Rail Line
Attorney general prepares an opinion that Indiana may tax stock in a Pennsylvania based railroad held by Indiana owners. The ruling would treat stock as taxable to owners, reflecting value from properties in multiple states and state legislative provisions. Also includes county auto fee distributions and public utility commission actions.
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Indianapolis
Hvan B. Stotsenbarg
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Indiana
P., C., C. & St.,l. Railroad
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Illinois
Attorney-General
Industrial Board of Indiana
Haughty Buford
Kingan & Co
Allison Buford
Mary Borga
Lewis Borga
Gary
Illinois Steel Company
Alonzo M. Symmonds
Hoffman’ Brothers — ‘Lumber Company
Fort Wayne
Helena Reuter
Kahn ‘Tailoring Company
Commission
Public Service. ‘Commission of
Public. Utilities Company of
Evansville
Warsaw
James Elliott
Pennsylvania Railway Company
St. Patrick
Charles Kaiser
Here
Evan B. Stotsenburg
Manchester
Monticello
White County
Tipton
the Park Commission
Nen
Butler
Indiana Steel Company
Hammond
Edith Waring
J. A. Shields
State Aid for Schools Distribution and Armory Opinion
The deficiency state school fund distribution totaled $145 961.86 to 148 school corporations in 30 counties with state aid conditions. Ernest L Weltborn compiled the amounts. Evan B Stotsenburg issued an opinion that armories built with state aid could host public uses and National Guard rooms, if the armory board agrees, under a 1907 act.
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Ernest “L. Weltborn
Evan’ B. Stotsenburg
Frank Bi. Bridges
Adjutant General ‘of
Indiana
National Guard
Sons of Veterans
Arthory Board
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Fort. Wayne
Federal Assembly
Stotsvenburg
Gaard
Miss Lita Hibben Leads as First District Attorney
Miss Lita Belle Hibben of Los Angeles California is described as the first district attorney of her sex at age twenty nine. She graduated from Southern California Law School and is regarded as one of the brightest woman lawyers. She was born in Illinois.
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Lita Belle Hibben
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern
California’ ‘Law ‘School
Clinois
Evansville
John H. Rosenberger
Mississippi Valley
Terminal League
Middle West River Terminal
Elkhart
Clarence Co. Myers
O. E. Files & Brother
Toledo
Shelbyville
Charles , Hammond
David McCord
Walter McCord
McCordsville
Hammond
Bedford
Samuel Robinson
Frank Quackenbush
Robinson
Goshen
Frank’ Pratt
Nappanee
Pratt
Wakarusa
Elk‘hart
Bobby Corrects Uncle John on Two Times Three
In a playful exchange, Bobbie asserts five as two times three, while Uncle John corrects him to six. The neighborhood scene ends with the boy leading Uncle John to a fruit stand sign showing prices in cents to prove the point.
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Bobbie
John
Bobby
Japanese Association of California funds gifts for emperor
Two horses named Pedro and Montgomery Rex were bought as presents for the emperor of Japan. The two blooded saddle horses were purchased by the Japanese Association of California, with funds raised through a popular subscription.
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Pedro
Japan
Association‘ of California
New Cleveland pick for Wilson as secretary of war
Newton D. Baker former Cleveland mayor chosen by President Wilson to succeed Lindley M. Garrison as secretary of war. Baker a close ally of Wilson and ally of Tom Johnson, with long service in Ohio politics and law, preparing to move to Washington. Local notes span arrests, quarantines, and public works across Indiana towns with Baker's appointment framed amid ongoing political shifts.
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Washington
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Wilson
Lindley M. Garrison
Baker
Tom Johnson
Baltimore
Clleveland
War Office
Martinsburg
W. Vz
Tom N. Johnson
Elizabeth Leopold
Aresens Pn
Johns Hopkins
Washington and Lee
Ohio
Miners Win Wage Increase Across Western States
A subcommittee of bituminous operators and miners in western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois agreed to wage increases to take effect April 1. The move, pending ratification by the full conference, could influence contracts in central Pennsylvania West Virginia Michigan Iowa and Kentucky. About 200000 miners are expected to benefit.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
Michigan
Iowa
Kentucky
United Mine Workers of America
Welsh Is Declared Winner in Lightweight Bout
Freddie Welsh retained the lightweight title by decision over Ad Wolgast in a ten round Milwaukee fight on Monday. Welsh dominated every round, with Wolgast showing limited edge in punching power and offering to shake hands after the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Freddie Welsh
Ad Wolgast
Cadillac
Mich
Welsh
Wolgast
Freddie
Wisconsin student indicted for death of Lake Forest girl
William H Orpet, a University of Wisconsin student, indicted on Monday for the murder of Marian Frances Lambert, a Lake Forest high school girl whose body was found in Helm’s woods. The case centers on the charted timeline and the evidence presented to the grand jury in Chicago.
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Chicago
William H
Orpet
University of “Wisconsin
Marian
Frances
Lambert
Lake Forest
Helm’s “Woods
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Clinton
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Steuben
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Verdun
Meuse
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American “Red Cross
Metropolitan Police Department
National Museum
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N D. Baker
Garrison
Fred Bowser
Quackenbush
Avoca
Alexandria
Plainass - Mens
Ad ‘Wolgast
Wisconsin
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