Word: billing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...bill providing that real estate hereafter acquired by Harvard College, shall be subject to taxation, failed to pass the Massachusetts Legislature at yesterday's session. Those in favor of passing the bill maintained that Harvard already held more property than was necessary for legitimate purposes, and that it should not be permitted to acquire more. On a rising vote, the bill was rejected...
...vote of 59 to 37 the House rejected the bill providing for the taxation of all college property...
...Smith '11 Jim Anderson, T. A. Jenckes '13 Ebe, B. Morrison '12 Mrs. Cochrane, Miss Hermine Foelske Anne Cochrane, Miss Elizabeth Lee Mrs. Dickson, Miss Marian Gragg An Old Man, J. M. Halle '13 "THE HIGHER GOOD." McAdley, J. Weare 1L. Easy Joe, N. r. Sturgis '12 Bill, the Bum, H. C. Simon sL. The Governor, E. A. C. Layman 1g. Gustavson, G. S. Deming '10 Captain Bannon, W. w. Hackman 1G. Brother Adams, J. W. Finkel '11 "MARVELOUS BENTHAM." J. F. Ruggles, E. A. Bemis '11 Esther Ruggles, Miss Charlotte Adams Phillipa Ruggles; Miss Dorothy Coit J. F. Ruggles...
...report of breakage of dishes was much exaggerated, it being actually less than $3, although the bill for damages was greatly in excess of this, due again to the fifteen. "Yours truly, "Allen C. Jones...
...connection with this bill W. D. Trefry, Tax Commissioner of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, has filed with the State Legislature a special report on the exemption from taxation of the property of educational and public institutions and the effect which this exemption has upon the finances of the cities and towns in which such institutions are. The report is an exhaustive treatise on a situation which has caused much discussion in Massachusetts in recent years...