Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 89, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1934 — Page 22

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COUNTY TAXES TOTAL 548.726 DAILYINI934 Reduction Shown, but Rate Still Is Too High, Official Says. Th*> annual report of the state auditor reveals that total taxes agajnst property in Marion county in 1934 are S4B 726 73 a day. While this figure represents a reduction of $8 502 51 under 1932 and a reduction ot $649 under 1933, it still is too high, according to a sta*ment issued today by Lewis Taylor director of the tax and legislative department of the Indiana Farm Bureau. Inc. Reduction of daily property taxes is up to the experience, honesty and

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udgment of township advisory j boards, the county council, the county tax adjustment board and the active interest of the property taxpa vmg public, Mr. Taylor saya. Whether or not the tax again will be lowered next year is up to township advisory boards and county council meetings Sept. 4. Every citizen of the state legally lis invited to be present at these meetings, and property taxes will be lower only when property owners attend these meetings and demand ; lower taxes. Mr. Taylor contends. According to Mr Taylor, property taxes should not exceed 50 cents on each SIOO in any rural county in the state. This rate, he says, will be the maximum when a net income tax law is added to the gross income. intangible and excise tax laws, and rates now fixed in these laws so changed by the general assembly that incomes from all sources are taxed equitably. From revenues derived from gross income, intangible and excise taxes during the eight months of last year, Marion county has received $840.494 40 which was used largely to

pay school costs, heretofore paid from property taxes. Mr. Taylor points out. Marion county has paid $2,716126 42 in gross income, intangible and excise taxes, which means that it has paid more than it has received. This situation is not unfair to the eleven large counties in the state which have paid more than they have received, Mr. Taylor says, for in them is concentrated a large part of the wealth of the state. These new taxes reach 75 per cent or more of the state s total income that heretofore practically has escaped all taxation, Mr. Taylor says. He admonishes property owners to think twice before permitting repeal of the new tax spreading laws. Tammany Brave Dies B>i United Pm* NEW YORK. Aug. 23 Edward J. Ahearn, 43. one of the most prominent leaders in the Tammany organization, and a leading figure in the ousting of John F. Curry, died today in Post Graduate hospital of peritonitus.

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BANK PLOTTER SUSPECT FACES 20-YEAR^ TERM Photographer to Be Tried Under Drastic U. S. Lindbergh Act. Elmer B. Nicholson, 59. of 2453 Pearson street, amateur photographer and alleged extortioner, was held to the federal grand jury under SIO,OOO bond by United States Commissioner Howard S. Young today. He is the fifth alleged extortioner this year to be apprehended here by clever detective work. Nicholson is alleged to have attempted to extort SIO,OOO under threat of “blowing up” the Fletcher

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