The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-02-22
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SIXTY FIVE FIRMS
STOP ADVANCEMENT
Legislature is Told of Large Number
of Companies Who Refuse to Ex-
pend Under Unfriendly Laws.


list of siXty-five Wisconsin manu-
featuring concerns which have def
nitely announced expansion work that
had been decided upon or under con-
temptation which will not go forward
with their plans in the event of pass
age of legislation now before the leg
islature was read by George Kull, sec
rotary of the Wisconsin Manufacture
ers' association before the hearing on
tax bills here this afternoon.
Pending legislation, including the
tax bills would place an unfair, dis
criminatory made unbearable burden
upon industry" the secretary said.
His statement was made in connec-
ton with today's hearing on the Sew
erson and Dahl general income tax
proposals.
Two KenOsha Firms Listed.
Following is the list of firms named
by the Manufacturers association:
Amity Leather Products company,
West Bend; Segelke and Kohlhaus
company; La Crosse; The R. McMillen
company, Oshkosh; Kiel Woodenware
company, Kiel; charlottesville and
Frey company, Milwaukee,; Parker
Pen company; Janesville; Prairie du
Chen Wooden Mills, Prairie du Chen;
Oconto company, Oconto; Pawling and
Harnischfeger company, Milwaukee;
Hand Knit Hosiery company, Sheboy-
gan; The Trane company La Crosse;
The C. A. Lawton company, De Pere;
Wait Grass, Carpet company, Osh-
kosh; Davies Shoe Manufacturing
company; Racine; Milwaukee Shoe
company, Milwaukee; Oneida Knitting
company, De Pere; Valley Iron Works,
I Appleton; Underwood Veneer com
pany W Sau; LANCE Canning COM
pany, Eau Claire; Kewaunee Manu-
featuring company, Kewaunee; Apple
ton Toy and Furniture company APP
pleton; MacWhyte company, Kenosha;
Ransom Manufacturing company, Osh-
kosh; Martin Brothers company, La
Crosse; Marinette and Menominee Pa
per company, Oconto Falls and Mar
inette; Racine Manufacturing COM
pany, Racine; Appleton Wood Prod
ucts company, Appleton; Marinette
The Vollrath company, Sheboygan;
Dillingham; company, Sheboygan; Viii
lage Blacksmith Folks, Watertown;
Meyer Burstein and Sons, Neenah;
Burdick Cabinet company, Milton;
Kohler company, Kohler; G. B. Lewis
I company, Watertown; C. M. Hall
Lamp company, Kenosha; Wisconsin
Granite company, Lohrville; Johnson
Electric company; Quincy Refriger-
ator company, Fond du Lac; National
Gauge and Equipment company, La
Crosse; Owen Lumber company,
Owen; Horn and Blum company, Eau
! Claire; Wisconsin, Michigan Lumber
company, Eagle River; A. George
Schulz company, Koehring company,
Palmolive company, all of Milwaukee;
Caster Scale company, Beloit Iron
Works and Gardner Machine company,
Beloit; Wisconsin Box company, Wau-
sau; Roddis Lumber company, Marsh
field; GAINESVILLE Shirt and Overall
company, Evansville; Welt Manufac-
turinf company, Sheboygan; Jones
Lumber company, Appleton; Cereal
Mills company, Wausau; Kinzel Lum-
Der company, Merrill; Marinette-
Green Bay Manufacturing company,
Manitowoc; Gilman company, Gilman;
Sheboygan Dairy Products company,
Sheboygan; Twin City School Supply
company, Neenah; Wisconsin Alum
mum company, Manitowoc; C. F. Bur-
CESS Laboratories, Madison; Malleable
Iron Range company, Beaver Dam.