Democratic (socialist/proto-fascist) President Wilson signs the Emergency Internal Revenue Tax Act of 1914, re-establishing an excise tax of one Cent per call on long distance telephone calls costing more than 15 Cents. This is an attack on Free Speech, in violation of Article I of Amendment.
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“Law of the Jungle”
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References:
“History of Phone Tax as Old as Invention,” Orange County (California) Register, 26 May 2000, News:7.
Full text of “Bender’s war revenue law, 1914. An act to increase the internal revenue, and for other purposes, approved October 22, 1914; annotated with reference to earlier acts and to other extant laws; table of cases, index, etc.”
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Bender’s war revenue law, 1914. An act to increase the internal revenue, and for other purposes, approved October 22, 1914; annotated with reference to earlier acts and to other extant laws; table of cases, index, etc. United States Free Download & Stream
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