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REFERENCE LIST—NOVEMBER 1913 453
Imperialism (United States).
The United States should not acquire further territory in the Orient
except so much as may be needed for naval stations. Carpenter,
p.51: Briefs and references.
Income tax.
The federal government should have the power to impose an income
tax, not apportioned among the states according to population. Intercollegiate
debates, v.2, p.i: Speeches and references.
The federal government should levy a graduated income tax, constitutionality
conceded. Intercollegiate debates, v.2, p.57: Speeches
and references.
The question of constitutionality being waived, an income tax should
be incorporated into the tax system of the United States. Carpenter,
p.no: Briefs and references.
The United States should adopt an income tax policy of taxation.
Shurter, p.223: Briefs and references.
Income tax (state).
A graduated income tax is a desirable feature of a state system of
taxation for Oregon. Oregon League, 1912/13, p.23: References.
Industrial accidents. See Accidents, Industrial.
Inheritance tax.
The federal government should levy a progressive inheritance tax.
Shurter, p.227: Briefs and references.
Injunctions.
The issuing of federal injunctions in labor disputes should be forbidden
by Congress. Shurter, p.85. Briefs and references.
Insurance, State and compulsory.
Compulsory insurance. Debaters' handbook ser., no.17: Argument
(affirmative), references and selected articles.
The state of Oregon should adopt a state insurance law for the
compensation of employees injured in hazardous industries. Oregon
League, 1912/13, p.13: References.
The United States should adopt a compulsory old age insurance
policy. Shurter, p.203: Briefs and references.
Insurance, Unemployment.
Debaters' handbook ser., no.17: References and selected articles.
Irrigation works.
The federal government should construct all irrigation works.
Shurter, p.69: Briefs and references.
Judicial decisions, Recall of. See Recall of judicial decisions.
Jury system.
In all jury trials the concurrence of three-fourths or nine jurors
should be sufficient for the rendering of a decision. Intercollegiate
debates, v.2, p.673: Summaries of speeches (affirmative), speeches
(negative) and references.