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Back Taxes Collected
ARREARS OF TEN YEARS
EDWARD R. O’MALLEY
ATTORNEY-GENERAL
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
RE-ELECTION
READ HIS RECORDA Few Things Accom-
plished by Attorney-
General O'Malley
$40,000,000 BACK FRANCHISE
TAXES COLLECTED
He disposed of over 3000 suits
brought to review tax assessments,
involving unpaid taxes of ten years’
standing.
Result: He forced the payment of
over
$40,000,000
back taxes, including more than
$20,000,000
in Greater New York alone.
ICE TRUST CONVICTED
First conviction ever obtained under
our State law for maintaining an illegal
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2What Governor Hughes
Says About Him
“The Department (Attorney-General's)
not only requires an efficient staff but an
able head to take care of the diversified
work that is thrust upon it by the other
State departments, and I can confidently say
that the Attorney-General's Department has
had both for the last two years. The
Attorney-General of the State has one of
the most difficult tasks to perform, but
THE WORK HAS BEEN
WELL DONE."
(Albany Evening Journal, October 6,1910, describe
ing Governor Hughes'farewell to the State officials)