The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-11

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of the newly appointed bank. commits
si0ner prompted the senate commit
toe on banking to report a bill making
it an offense against the peace and
dignity of the state for an appointive
officer to participate in political &C.
activities or to contribute anything for
campaign expenses. a..
illegal to Sell Checking Privileges.
The Holdoged bill passed the senate
making It a crime for hotels, or other
enterprises to sell checking privileges.
When the Iowa editors attended a BAN
Duet at the Chamberlain hotel recent
ly they checked their hats and coats.
Some charming young lady presided
over the check room and when the edi.
tors went for their wraps they thought
it genteel and gallant to remember the
aforesaid girls with q hunk of the coin
or net realm un1mindful that a firm
with speculative tendencies had paid
6 the Chamberlain hotel $1,000 for the
annual checking privilege and the
handsome girls got none Of the tips
nothing but measly weekly stipend
was their share. Senator Holdogel be.
lieves this and similar transactions is
ohta;,;n,r won /. mar fsIsn rnrotaneos
onJ tho soma,o % v5,teI n co,,rse
thn aI;tors ,,so,a ia ~ .nt,.tinnina
law. There are others.
SUNDAY -s sywsls' :" "'e sse"~te'
The amended Henigbaum bill rela'
tive to Sabbath observance or rather
the lack of 1t, passed the senate ny 9
vote of q to IT, The bill proceeds
to outline what lines Of occupation
shall be legal and when 1t comes to
q tic subject of amusements It provides
that any lnunicipRiity OF 500 inhabt.
tants or more may permit ban games,
theaters, moving pictures and the like
it. majority Of the people 80 vote
after an election has been petitiOned
for by ten per cont Of the voters. City
scouncils are cliargea with the duty OF
passing suitable ordinances relative
to licenses and restrictions, but no
games nor shows nor movies shall be
held until after one O'Clock on Sunday.
The house had previously defeated a
similar. bill, but it is thought this
measure will pass that body.
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80 no x Sy,lil..ee " Hays Zig means
~. I'm , JUL i'ovses meiu SESSION lor
tne e, puipoSe y! OutililIns pan tnat
tain nl,nses NJ taxafinn T,.w . .ssnmsd
by the general government. Members
OF the committee declared that the
United States should raise all the rev.
enue needed to run the government
from the tariff. They declare that the
! federal government In ievying taxes
on the income of CORPORATIONS and in.
dividuals and in levyins direct or col.
lateral inheritance taxes goes into the
field for taxation which really belongs
to the states: Iowa is paying the fed.
cral government more than 81, OO0, 900
in indirect taxes, the lawmakers de-.
clared. All of this is raised by taxing
property which should not be touched
by the federal government, but should
be left for state taxation, they assert
ed. A state inheritanOe tAx, is pro-
peopseJ. Estates yeIled 81 from S20.OOO
% $4,000 will pr0ba bly, ~ taxed one
per cent; from $50. 600 to SyS, 900 two
per cent; from $4,000 to 100000
three per cent and over 100000 four
per cent. A bill covering this plan
has been drafted by the committee on
ways and means Of the house It IS
estimated that such tax will produce |
annually million and a half of rev |
enue. ..
No Fraud in Advertjsino.
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