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Tobacco Banquet Demonstrates Burley Society Resolve
On Tuesday night a hundred men attended the great tobacco banquet, showing intelligence and determination in Winchester and Clark county. The Anglo-Saxon attendees radiated a fighting spirit, echoing Paul Jones. The event was a great success, and the committee in charge earned wide thanks.
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Burley Society
Trust
Paul Jones
Winchester
Clark County
Washington meeting calls for southern industrial awakening
A large gathering of southern business leaders in Washington discusses needs and strategies to showcase the region’s untapped coal and iron resources. They urge inclusion of southern markets in national trade and welcome foreign capital for industrial development, noting Eastern Kentucky's untapped riches and the South as ready for growth.
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Washington
Kentucky
Alaska
Northwest
Pacific Coast
America
Southland
Chas. I. Stewart
Kentucky tax laws and double taxation critique
The state’s newspapers push reform of tax laws, arguing the current system taxes deposits, mortgages, and real estate alike, causing double taxation and hindering investment in railroads and industry. They urge reforms to align with a general property tax and reduce burdens on capital.
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Kentucky
Great Banquet at the Brown Proctoria
A large gathering heard Dr J L Weber of Mt Sterling praise the Burley victory and urge support for tobacco tenants. President H K Taylor of Kentucky Wesleyan College roasted Mr Garner and urged farm youth to stay home. Various speakers from the Burley Society recounted battles against the trust, urged organization, and celebrated community life with songs and humor.
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J. L. Weber
Mt. Sterline
Winchester
H. K. Taylor
Kentucky Wesleyan College
Garner
Kentucky
Taylor
Qgudge Ed
O’rear
Burley Society
Great Tobacco Trust
Quartette
Honest men pay least honest deeds raise costs
The speaker argues honesty preserves income while dishonesty harms society and raises public costs. He notes past legislative efforts were hampered by short time and urges preparation for the coming session to take definite action.
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