Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-12
HOUSE FORWARDS
FLAT RATE BILL
Measure Reported by Ways and
Means Committee Goes to
Third Reading.
NO PROHIBITION REFERENDUM
Straight Primary Legislation TAX
en- Up by the Senate-Recon-
sideration of Woman
Suffrage Refused.
NO PROHIBITION REFERENDUM

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s,,,ntir,, sar.te Nm ~ Il tho p,bhi,,
bill. exemptlng loans on real estate at
five per cent or less. Mr.. Cook of l.yn-
don offered an amendment to the Jose
proposal Of amendment. Tor the abolition
of offsets Mr. Eaton of Rovalton spoke
for more than an hour favorng the
amendment and acked up his arguments
bv figures drawn from state reports and
from reports from other states. The jose
amendment was defeated. ~ to n ana
the fiat rate bill was ordered to "A third
reading. 1872 TO Is
The attenp, to re-enart Statewide pro-
hibit,un through the massage of House
bill 40 which provides for a referendum
on the entire question of the granting of
licenses fcilod I'm tho IIoi1se this morning
Tho hill N4s iutro1ucod bv Mr. Hewitt Of
plaintield. q CLERGYMAN. and he made a
st,o,r Mo, I'm favor NJ ,hc measure Mr.
IIowley of HARRINGTON waa the strongest
sneo;cr in onnosition claiming that the
measure vae In onnosition to the nrinci-
rlo of Inca, on,,cn A Won and nav vote
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u ma" p'eh expected '"a' an attempt
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were absent "h'n the vote was
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instead OF $4,000 as in the original
bill.
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oy In. chnrinen' but are handed to Mr.