[The income tax would] divide the population into two classes, the class which contributes to the support of the Government, and the class which does not contribute.
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In 1910, the Albany Evening Journal, a partisan Republican paper.
The child will become a very dominant factor in the household and might refuse perhaps to do chores before six a.m. or after seven p.m. or to perform any labor.
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Senator Weldon Heyburn (R-ID). Only date available: 1908.
[A tax on incomes exceeding $4,000 will drive] rich men to go abroad and live.
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Letter to the editor, New York World by Ward McAllister, a prominent figure in high society.
