• 1906 - Article, The Philippine Islands, The Public, 18 August

• 1908 - Article, The Right to Work, The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1908 - Article, Single Tax Movement in the Philippines, The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1933 - Died, 7 August, in Manila

• 1931 - Report in Land and Freedom (November-December):
  

  "Miss Siddell explained the Landlord's Game to those interested"

  at the sixth annual Henry George Congress
• 1937 - Attended Henry George Congress, Detroit, Michigan; 14-16 October
• 1941 - Prepared and submitted a draft bill to the U.S. House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee, as follows:
  

  "Beginning July 1, 1941, there shall be assessed and collected one percent of the value of all land and/or area situated in the United States, its Territories, Possessions, and the District of Columbia, exclusive of the value of improvements thereinor thereon..."

• 1941 - Elected First Vice President, Women's Single Tax Club of Washington

• 1930 - Serving as Associate Justice, District Court; a law partner of Jackson H. Ralston
• 1931 - Died, June

• 1939 - Address, "Footprints in the Sands of Time," at the Henry George Centenary celebration, Chicago, 1 September
• 1939 - Elected first President, Henry George Woman's Club (to 1941)
• 1944 - Article, "Society's I.Q.," March of Progress, March
• 1949 - Member, Henry George Woman's Club of Chicago
• 1964 - Serving as President of the Henry George Woman's Club of Chicago
• 1969 - Attended Henry George School conference, Chicago, Illinois
• 1983 - Died

• 1934 - Serving as President, Henry George Society

• 1912 - Article, Single Tax Movement in Seattle, Washington
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1912 - Article, Religion and the Singletax
  The Public, 2 August

• 1912 - Review of the book:
  Natural Money, The Peaceful Solution
  The Public, 20 December

• 1914 - Article, Seattle Elects Hi Gill Mayor
  The Public, 13 March

• 1903 - Article, Denver's Charter Muddle
  The Public, 3 October

• 1908 - Article, Tom Johnson of Cleveland
  Outlook; reprinted in Land Values, July

• 1890s - Joined the Manhattan Single Tax Club
• 1925 - Book, Marx on Marx, finished but not published
• 1925 - Died
• 1925 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Joseph Silbernik
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1929 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America congress, Pittsburgh, PA, September
• 1930 - Paper, "Justice for the Farmer," delivered at Henry George Congress, San Francisco; September

• 1968 - Article, "Albert Nock's Job,"
  The Freeman, July
• 1969 - Article, Why Not Domestic Free Trade?
  Henry George News, April
• 1969 - Article, Soil Value or Land Value
  Henry George News, December
• 2000 - Biography

• See: DeSilva, Pia

• 1891 - Born, Lituania
• 1901 - Migrated to the United States
• 1916 - Orained at Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati
• 1929 - Book, Justice and Judaism, published. Letter wrote in support of the Single Tax in a letter to Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1929 - Article, Evidence is That Socialist States Cannot Tolerate Freedom
  Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1966 - Died, 11 October (age 75)

• 1932 - Moved from Fargo, North Dakota
• 1935 - Joins faculty, Henry George School
• 1936 - Correspondence, with Father Thomas Dawson, House of Retreat, Inchicone, Dublin, Ireland, regarding Henry George and Georgist Teachings
• 1937 - Note printed regarding his purchase of a Business Directory of San Francisco 1877-78 that included Henry George, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1939 - Article, Natural Plan
  Land & Liberty, September 1939
• 1967 - Donated first editions of Henry George's works to Henry George School, NY
• 1967 - Article, "Wise Counsel in 1732,"
  Henry George News, January
• 1968 - Article, "Albert Nock's Job,"
  The Freeman

• 1912 - Book, Single Tax a Fallacy, published by the Convention Publishing Co., Kansas City, Missouri

• 1970 - Graduated form the University of Wisconsin, political science
• 1971 - Elected alderman, Sheboygan, Illinois

• 1903 - Article (unsigned), Socialist A.M. Simons fails to Understand the Single Tax Doctrine, The Single Tax Review, Summer
• 1903 - Article (unsigned), Reply to A.M. Simmons on the Difference Between Rights and Privileges, The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 19-- - Took correspondence course on Henry George while in high school; later became student at HGS, NY
• 1948 - Associate director, Henry George School, Los Angeles
• 1950 - Moved to Mexico
• 1954 - Article, The Baby Boom, Henry George News, September
• 1954 - Letter, Henry George News, September
• 1956 - Letter, Henry George News, May
• 1977 - Article, The Situation in Mexico, The Gargoyle, March
• 1984 - Embarked on a global tour, met with a number of Georgist
• 1987 - Article, Bridging Left and Right, Georgist Journal, Autumn
• 1990 - Article, The New Revolution: European Opportunity, Georgist Journal, Spring
• 1993 - Article, "Land Reform in Latin America," Georgist Journal, Spring
• 1994 - Article, Update from Mexico, Georgist Journal, Autumn
• 1993-1994 - Article, Property Rights, Georgist Journal, Winter
• 1997 - Letter, Free Trade is Indeed Primary, Georgist Journal, Autumn

• 1979 - Letter in support of increasing the tax on land values, City Council of Pittsburgh; 13 December

• 1982 - Article, Georgist Journal:
  

  "Robert Sage, another former New York teacher now in Arizona, wrote to Prof. Julian L. Simon, author of The Ultimate Resource, about the false assumptions of the Malthusian theory. Prof. Simon replied as follows: 'Yes, indeed, Henry George had it a lot more right than did Malthus. I only came across George's statement on the matter about six months ago, but some time when I prepare an edited book of articles or writingson the subject, I will certainly include George with my approving comment'."

• 1958 - Article, Trade Winds Blow Both Ways, Henry George News, November
• 1961 - Article, The Time is Now?, Henry George News, May

• 1977 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), A.M. Simons on Scientific Socialism, The Public, 21 July

• 1967 - Article, Hope for the Crippled Spirit, Henry George News, June

• 1842 - Born, 31 March, New Brunswick, NJ; family then moved to Illinois

• 186- - Served in the Union army

• 1878 - Moved to Jackson County, Kansas from the Great Lakes region

• 1890 - Elected to Congress as an independent Alliance candidate; met Tom L. Johnson in Congress

• 1890s - Single Taxer; member/leader of Populist Party

• 1890 - Elected to U.S. House of Representatives

• 1890 - Participated in the reading of Henry George's Protection or Free Trade into the Congressional Record

• 1891 - Called on Henry George 'to declare his discipleship'. Comment by Charles Albro Barker (Henry George, 1955, p.601):
  

  "He spoke at a free-trade meeting in Cooper Union and was much plblicized for attending a champagne supper with millionaire present -- several were single-taxers, one of them Tom Johnson."

• 1894 - Letter to E.B. Gaston, Regarding Congressional Support for Land Value Taxation, 27 February

• 1898 - Article, Selling Off Natural Assets to Pay for War, The Public, 14 May

• 1905 - Died, 23 October, Wichita, Kansas

• 1905 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Jerry Simpson, The Public, 28 October

• 1905 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Jerry Simpson, The Public, 18 November

• 1908 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
  The Story of Jerry Simpson, by Annie L. Diggs, The Public, 5 June

• 1909 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
  The Life of Jerry Simpson, by Annie Diggs; The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1910 - Review by Angeline Loesch Graves of the book:
  The Story of Jerry Simpson, by Annie L. Diggs; The Public, 25 February

• 1910 - Article by Herbert Bigelow, Jerry Simpson's Spirit in Kansas, The Public, 29 July

• 1943 - Article, A Remembrance of Jerry Simpson, by Henry Ware Allen; The Freeman, July

• 1952 - Attended International Union conference, Odense, Denmark

• 1879 - Graduated from Annapolis
• 1889 - Commented after reading Henry George's Progress and Poverty: "I can see no escape from the conclusions arrived at." [Reprinted from Charles Albro Barker, Henry George, 1955, p.590]
• 1889 - Visited Henry George in New York City
• 1936 - Died, September (age 77). "This distinguished naval officer was a free trader and presumably a Georgeist."
• 1942 - Biography, "Admiral Sims and the Modern American Navy," published
• 1942 - Article (unsigned), Land and Freedom, September-October:
  

  "A new biography of Admiral William S. Sims by Elting E. Morison, Admiral Sims and the Modern American Navy, was reviewed in the New York Times Book Review, September 27, by Charles A. Beard. Prof. Beard reports of Sims: 'He read Henry George's Progress and Poverty and became 'convinced of its truth'; he dined with George and his 'charming family in New York; and when he first saw the frightful poverty of London, Sims declared, 'If I had the brains I would quit this business and give them to the single tax'."

• 1950 - Article, Bubbles Bursting In Air, Henry George News, October
• 1950 - Article, Panama Land Distribution Program, Henry George News, November
• 1951 - Article, "Brink of Darkness," Henry George News, January
• 1951 - Article, Humpty Dumpty, Henry George News, April
• 1951 - Article, "Opposition Wanted," Henry George News, May
• 1951 - Article, "Always Decisions," Henry George News, June
• 1951 - Article, "Back to Keynes," Henry George News, July
• 1951 - Article, "Land for a Price," Henry George News, August
• 1951 - Article, "Henry George Foundation Conference," Henry George News, November
• 1951 - Article, "Rocky Road," Henry George News, December
• 1952 - Article, "According to His Need," Henry George News, April
• 1952 - Article, Do You Get Your Money's Worth, Henry George News, December
• 1953 - Article, Give Away Swan Song, Henry George News, February
• 1953 - Review of the book:
  Behind the Scenes of Business, by Roy Foulke, Henry George News, May
• 1953 - Moves to Los Angeles
• 1954 - Article, Danish M.P. Says only LIberty can Release Creative Power, Henry George News, June
• 1955 - Article, "A Penny For Your Thoughts," Henry George News, July
• 1970 - Begins work on a new Henry George texbook
• 1970 - Teaching course, "Money Matters"
• 1972 - Book, Reform for Our Time, published
• 1974 - Elected trustee, Henry George School, NY
• 1980 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, New York, NY
• 1980 - Review of the book:
  Critics of Henry George, edited by Robert V. Andelson; Henry George News, March
• 1983 - Died, November 27

• 1879 - Born
• 1917 - Letter, Everyman, October, in which he wrote:
  

  "If Singletaxers are opposed to One Tax, that is too bad -- if true, which I doubt. We Socialists want the earth restored to the people immediately. I believe The Great Adventure offers the natural base for united radical action."

• 1924 - Essay, The Consequences of Land Speculation are Tenantry and Debt on the Farms, and Slums and Luxury in the Cities
• 1934 - Rand for Governor of California on a modified Georgist platform
• 1933 - Article, Reply to Review of the Book on William Fox, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1968 - Died

• 1890 - Rev. S.W. Thackeracy (Flushing, L.I.) sought representative at the National Conference of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September

• 1895 - Dover Jail Single Tax Club

• 1892 - John Peter Altgeld, Gov. of Illinois (1892-1896) was a close associate of Henry George. Records of the Single Tax Club are housed at the Univerity of Illinois
• 1894-1912 - Records housed at University of Illinois at Chicago
• 1916 - Located at 508 Schiller Building
• 1927 - Reorganized after a general suspension of activities during the First World War

• 19-- - Located at Sincere Building, Fourth and Prospect; Howard M. Holmes, Secretary

• 1914 - Article (unsigned), Cleveland Singletax Club on Proposed Amendments to Ohio Constitution
  The Public, 19 June

• 1914 - Article (unsigned), Cleveland Singletax Club Honoring Pioneer Radicals
  The Public, 20 November

• 19-- Formed by W. Matthews and D.L. Thompason, a property assessor to lobby for the exemption of buildings from taxation

• ALABAMA -- Fairhope

• 1894 - Founded by seven families, including E.B. Gaston

• DELAWARE -- Arden

• Arden was founded in 1900 by sculptor Frank Stephens and architect Will Price, based on ideas such as Henry George's single tax and William Morris’s Arts and Crafts principles

• 1900 - Photograph: Arden Library

• 1900 - Photograph: Arden Pond

• 1900 - Photograph: Arden Weavers

• 19-- - Article by Henry Wiencek, Laying out the idyllic life in a latter-day Arden
  May 1992

• 2010 - Photograph: Arden Village Center

• LOUISIANA -- Newllano

• 1933 - Held clear title to 15,000 acres; population of 400; owned by a cooperative association

• MARYLAND -- Gilpin's Point

• 1933 - Defaulted on mortgage debt and were threatened with foreclosure

• MISSISSIPPI -- Wall Hill

• 1932 - Established as a Single Tax enclave

• NEW HAMPSHIRE -- East Alstead

• 1933 - Henry George Club formed (date community established not yet known)

• NEW JERSEY -- Free Acres, Township of New Providence

• 1910 - Founded by Bolton Hall. Other early residents inlcuded suffragette Amy Mali Hicks and Grace I. Colbron, Otto Fischer (later the mayo rof Berkeley Heights), and artist Will Crawford

• TENNESSEE -- Collierville

• 1933 - The state legislature authorized the city to orgaize as "a municipal enclave of economic ground rent." To prevent the town from acquiring land delinquent in taxes, a moratorium tax act was passed. This expired in 1936, by which time almost lal back taxes ahd been brought current.

• 1887 - Cincinnati, Ohio Report. This was not a Single Tax conference, but the founding convention of the Union Labor Party

• 1890 - New York City, Cooper Union, National Conference of Single Tax Clubs (500 attendees). William T. Croasdale served as Chairman

• 1890 - Article (unsigned), They Want the Single Tax: Followers of Henry George in Convention, New York Times, 2 September

• 1890 - National Single Tax Conference, New York, NY; September

• 1890 - Attendees

• 1893 - Photograph, of the conference, held at the Art Institute, Chicago, Illinois, 29-31 August

• 1893 - National Single Tax Conference, Chicago, IL; August

• 1893 - Report, World's Fair, written by an attendee of the Single Tax Conference

• 1894 - Article (unsigned), Henry George Opposed to the Single Tax Conference
  New York Times, 19 August

• 190- - Photograph, A Group of Single Taxers, Colorado Springs, Colorado

• 1907 - Single Tax Conference, New York City, 18 November

• 1909 - New York City; first conference under the auspices of the Joseph Fels Fund

• 1910 - New York City, 19-20 November

• 1910 - Single Tax Conference report, New York City (19-20 November), under the auspices of the Joseph Fels Fund Commission

• 1910 - Attendees

• 1910 - Report Cover

• 1911 - Chicago, 24-26 November, LaSalle Hotel

• 1911 - Photograph, Statue in Single Tax Brochure

• 1911 - Single Tax Conference Report, Chicago (24-26 November), under the auspices of the Joseph Fels Fund Commission

• 1911 - Brochure cover

• 1911 - Attendees

• 1912 - Boston (28-30 November)

• 1914 - Denver, Colorado; 8-10 September (further research required to confirm)

• 1914 - Washington, DC (15-17 January); Alice Thacher Post, Chairperson

• 1914 - Report by John McRoy on the Joseph Fels Fund and Single Tax Conference, held in Washington, DC, 15-17 January

• 1914 - Article by Stoughton Cooley, Singletaxer Conference in Washington, DC
  The Public, 23 January

• 1915 - Report on the Single Tax and Joseph Fels Fund Conference, San Francisco, California, by Clarence Todd; Single Tax Review, July-August 1915

• 1916 - Conference organized to consider a Single Tax Amendment to the Texas State Constitution; Dallas, Texas, 17 March

• 1916 - Photograph, A Group of Single Taxers, in Colorado Springs, Colorado

• 1916 - Sixth Annual Conference of Single Taxers and the Joseph Fels Commission; Niagara, New York, 19 August

• 1916 - Report, Single Tax Conference, held at Niagara Falls, New York, by Joseph Dana Miller; The Single Tax Review

• 1917 - Single Tax Conference Announcement, Atlantic City, New Jersey

• 1927 - Columbus, Ohio, 19 March; Dr. Mark Milliken presided

• 1916 - Published by the Single Tax Herald Publishing Co., 619 Filbert Street; Oliver Knight, President; Robert C. Macauley, Editor and Manager

• 1917 - Located at 52 No. 6th Street, Philadelphia, PA

• 1903 - Established by E.B. Swinney in May, for the purpose of distributing sinbgle tax literature

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Information Bureau; The Single Tax Review, Winter

• 1917 - By the June the bureau had supplied more than half a million pamphlets and leaflets to students of political economy.

• 1921 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax League of California, The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1936 - Met every Friday evening at Washington Cafeteria, 167 West Washington Street

• 1896 - Article (unsigned), Single Taxers' Banquet, "Massachusetts Members Hear of the Recent work in Delaware." New York Times, 23 February

• 1916 - Located at 120 Boylston Street, Room 529, Boston; Lewis J. Johnson, President

• 1913 - Single Tax League, New York State Convention Proceedings, Henry George News, July

• 1913 - John J. Murphy, Temporary Chairman; William Lustgarten, Treasurer; Wesley E. Barker, Secretary

• 1915 - Conference held

• 1916 - Formed on 16 March at the first Single Tax Conference in Texas. Formerly operated as the Texas League for the Taxation of Land Values. William Black carried out much of the work, which included legislative campaigns designed to elect representatives sympathetic to single tax principles.

• 1918 - William Black made a member of the Joint Labor Legislative Board of Texas, where he pushed for the adoption of a state constitutional amendment that would allow cities and counties to tax land values at higher rates than taxes on buildings and other improvements

• 1890 - Platform

• 1917 - Article (unsigned), A Proposed Constitution for the Single Tax League, The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1890 - Single Tax Platform, The Standard, 21 May

• 1891 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Meeting in St. Louis Halted
  New York Times, 24 September

• 1892 - Single Tax Platform, The Standard, 31 August

• 1896 - Single Tax Party formed in an effort to win control of the state government of Delaware

• 1898 - Single Tax Party of Philadelphia held its convention in Mercantile Library Hall, 30 November

• 1898 - Article (unsigned), Philadelphia Single Tax Society, Justice, 26 November

• 1898 - Announcement of the Convention of the Single Tax Party of Philadelphia, 30 November

• 1899 - Photographs of Single Tax leaders: 1 * 2

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), Election Votes for the Single Tax Party of Chicago, The Public, 29 November

• 1910 - Started as the Land Value Tax Party

• 1910 - Newspaper article, "Land Songs for the People," The Daily News

• 1911 - Article (unsigned), The 1890 Singletax Platform, The Public, 1 September

• 1913 - Debate on the Single Tax, University of Washington, March, Bulletin of the University of Washington

• 1915 - Single Tax Party of Philadelphia's headquarters are located at 1414 Arch Street

• 1916 - Article, "Single Tax Party Will Mark Anniversary," Single Tax Herald, 8 February

• 1916 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Movement in this Country, New York Times, 22 October

• 1918 - Frank Chodorov served as New York State Secretary

• 1918 - Article, The Public, May-June:
  

  "The Single Tax Party of Essex County,N.J. celebrated the opening of its permanent headquarters at 26 New Street, Newark, on the evening of May 25. About 75 men and women adherents of the Single Tax Party movement in that State listened to speeches from Messrs. Wallace, Rusby, Hitchcock, Cohen and others."

• 1919 - Article (unsigned), "Declaration of the Organized Single Taxers," The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1919 - First annual convention, New York City, 28 June;

• 1919 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Party National Convention in June, The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1919 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Party of One Big Tax, published in the Christian Science Monitor and reprinted in The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1919 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Party Convention, The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1920 - Ran Robert C. Macauley for U.S. President; R. C. Barnum nominated for Vice President

• 1920 - Second annual convention, Chicago; 10-13 July

• 1920 - Single Tax Party of New York's offices located at 252 W. 14th Street; Gaston Haxo, Secretary

• 1920 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Party Second Annual Convention, The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1920 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Party Convention Delegages, The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1920 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Party Resolutions Adopted, The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1920 - Article (unsigned), Striking Efficacy of Third Parties, The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1920 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Vote Summary, The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1921 - Article (unsigned), In Defense of the Single Tax Party, The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1923 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Party of New York, The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1923 - National Convention held in New York City; name changed to the Commonwealth Land Party

• 1923 - Article (unsigned), New Single Tax Party Literature, The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1923 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Party National Convention Coming, The Single Tax Review, November-December

• See: The Single Tax Review

• 1967 - Graduated, Saint Louis University
• 1968 - Entered military service
• 197x - Began career in banking
• 1981 - Co-founded Dimensional Fund Investors
• 2007 - Established the "Show-Me Institute" based in Clayton; advocates land value taxation, among other reforms

• See: The Singltaxer

• 1940 - Article, Land Problem in Mexico, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1940 - Article (PDF format), Land Problem in Mexico, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1941 - Article, Puerto Rico: Isle of Enchantment, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1941 - Article, Story of Puerto Rico, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1942 - Article, Story of Chile, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1942 - Article, Panama -- Bridge of the World, Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1915 - Article, Singletax Campaign in Colorado Springs
  The Public, 5 June

• 1915 - Article, The Single Tax Movement in Colorado
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1930 - Article, A Remembrance of George H. Sinton
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1858 - Born (Gowanda, New York); son of Jesse Sintoin

• 1912 - Residing in Colorado Springs; supported the effort to adopt a muncipal Single Tax

• 1917 - Moved to Pasadena, California

• 1930 - Died, 15 September

• 1930 - Article by Ernest Sinton, A Remembrance of George H. Sinton
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1928 - Returned from a tour of Australia; reported on the progress of the Single Tax there

• 1948 - Letter to the letter, Public Ownership vs. Private Industry
  with a response by Gilbert Tucker; Henry George News, November

• 1858 - Born (Belfast, Ireland)
• 1898 - Article, Reforms That are a Waste of Time, The Public, 2 July
• 1932 - Co-authored, with Charles T. Townsend, a pamphlet, The Fundamental Principles of Economics
• 1932 - Pamphlet, Spiritual Law and Economics Harmonized
• 1933 - Died, 29 September
• 1934 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Walter L. Sinton, Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1944 - Instructor, Henry George School

• 1920 - Article (unsigned), A Few Words With Representative Sisson, The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 19-- - Became active supporter of the Single Tax
• 1930 - Died

• 1890 - Serving as Presient, Marshalltown Single Tax Committee

• 1926 - Article, Observations on the Copenhagen Conference, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1938 - Article, A Remembrance of Fiske Warren, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1938 - Article, Needed: A New Frontier, The Freeman, October
• 1939 - Article, A Remembrance of Joseph Dana Miller, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1939 - Article, The Future America's Problems Foreseen by Henri de Saint Simon, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1941 - Article, Robert Coram and a Tilt at William Blackstone, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1941 - Article, A Tilt at Blackstone, Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1923 - Served as a member of the advisory committee, Henry George School, New York
• 1926 - Attended International Union conference, Copenhagen, Denmark
• 1929 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America congress, Pittsburgh, PA, September
• 1943 - Re-elected to board, Henry George Foundation
• 1949 - Attended International Union conference, Swanwick, England

• 1890 - Active in single tax movement

• 1979 - Article, "How to Rehabilitate a City at No Tax Cost," The Progress Report
• 1979 - Member, Illinois legislature; introduced bill to permit cities to adopt two-rate property tax
• 2002 - Candidate for Governor of Illinois

• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH

• 1959 - Teacher, Henry George School, NY
• 1971 - Article, "The New York Dilemma," Henry George News, February
• 1971 - Article, We Need Henry George Today, Henry George News, March
• 1971 - Article, Revolution In Thought, Henry George News, April
• 1971 - Article, The Monetary Policy Put-On, Henry George News, May
• 1971 - Article, Removing the Land from the Economy is not a Solution to Poverty, a response to an article by Godfrey P. Orleans, Henry George News, June

• 2007 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, University of Scranton, Scranton, PA, July

• 2013 - Article, Job Description, Georgist Journal, Spring
• 2020 - Article, Fear of the Foreigner, Robert Schalkenbach Foundation Digest, August
• 2020 - Article, Free and Fair Elections, Robert Schalkenbach Foundation Digest, September

• 19xx - Began teaching economics at Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida
• 2008 - President, Foundation For Economic Education

• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Philadelphia, PA

• 1939 - News item in The Freeman, May, reads:
  

  "John B. Slack, a Newark graduate, took an examination in a course of 'Social Policy' at Drew University. It called for a discussion of two sociological books. He wrote: 'I have no recollection of either of these books, therefore I am in a quandry as to their content. However, not wishing to die without a fight, I shall give a resume of the princples of Henry George. It is the best I am able to do, so help me!'"

• 1915 - Delegate to Henry George convention, San Francisco
• 1916 - Attended Joseph Fels Fund conference, Niagara Falls, NY, 19-21 August

• 1967 - Attended Henry George School conference, Montreal, Quebec; July

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1922 - Article, Land Monopoly in the Roman Empire, The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1938 - Article, How To Solve Poverty 'Midst Plenty', The Freeman, August (with a response by Frank Chodorov)

• 1928 - Address, on the Single Tax before the California Tax Commission
• 1930 - Paper, "Liberty and Justice," (on the money question) delivered at Henry George Congress, San Francisco; September
• 1931 - Letter, regarding the definitons of value
• 1931 - Booklet, Legal Stealing or Liberty and Justice, with Honest Money

• 1922 - Authored a Single Tax amendment to the constitution of California, which was submitted to the voters
• 1933 - Died, 31 March (age 65)

• 1949 - Elected Director, Henry George Woman's Club of Chicago

• 1923 - Served as a member of the advisory committee, Henry George School, New York

• 1899 - Excerpt from the paper:
  Private Busienss is a Public Trust, American Journal of Sociology, November, 1898; reprinted in The Public, 14 January

• 1890 - Serving as President, North New York Single Tax Club

• 1894 - Article, "Henry George versus Henry George"

• 1990 - elected President, Henry George School, Northern Calif.
• 1993 - Participated in panels: (1) Use of the media to convey our message; (2) Successful techniques used by other social movement organizations -- Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Los Angeles, CA, 21 July

• 1944 - Letter, regarding becoming a public speaker on economics, Henry George News, July

• 1933 - Article, Beginning the Same Banking Orgy Over Again, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1938 - Article, "Writes on Slums," The Freeman, January:
  

  "A. Laurence Smith, who presided over the recent Henry George Congress here, is the author of a pamphlet, 'Slum Baloney: A letter about housing', which shows how slums can be cleared by an aroused people if the profits are taken out of land gambling. ..."

• 1873 - Born, 30 December, Lower East Side of Manhattan
• 1895 - Became an investigator in the Office ofthe Commissioner of Jurors
• 189- Working delivering newspapers, including "The Leader," a penny daily edited by Henry George
• 1904 - Elected to the New York State Assembly (served through 1915)
• 1918 - Elected Governor of the State of New York (served to 1928)
• 1928 - Candidate for the U.S. Presidency
• 1944 - Died, 4 October

• 1959 - Letter, Henry George News, December

• 1928 - Chaired committee to draft amendment to the state constitution, in part, stating: "there shall be no taxes levied or collected in this state on goods or chattels or personal property of any kind ... nor any tax on improvements in and upon land ... except an annual site-value tax on the annual income value of land..." 1937 - President, Detroit Single Tax organization
• 1930 - Pamphlets on the issue of over-production, and CornLaws and Starvation
• 1933 - Article, Beginning the Same [Land Speculation] Orgy Over Again, Land and Freedom, May-June. Quote:
  

  "Every effort is being made to restore real estate values which means to start the land-speculation ball rolling again."

• 1935 - Article, "About Being Saved," thoughts on what ought to be the objectives, at an annual Henry George Congress, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1935 - Article, Henry George Congresses Must Focus on Implementation, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1936 - Article, Frederick F. Ingram Bequest, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1936 - Attended Henry George Congress, Cincinnati, Ohio; 12-14 November
• 1937 - Elected to the board, Henry George Foundation of America
• 1937 - Attended Henry George Congress, Detroit, Michigan; 14-16 October
• 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario; 7-9 September
• 1940 - Resigned from the board, Henry George Foundation of America

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, New Hampshire Tax Reform Club

• 1931 - Address, at the dinner of the Speakers Bureau of Tammany Hall. Quote:
  

  "When Henry George ran for Mayor he did not have an organization, he did not have a party, but he presented his case to the people so clearly that he aroused their interest."

• 2015 - Attended the joint conference of the International Union and Council of Georgist Organizations; Southfield, Michigan; 4-8 August

• 19-- - Became a member of the Manhattan Single Tax Club
• 1922 - Article (unsigned), The Single Tax Review, May-June:
  

  "Who of our local Single Taxers did not know Andrew J. Smith, familiarly known to his many friends as 'Andy'? His death, after a brief illness, took place in May. He had been a visitor at this office and at one of the lectures of the Single Tax Party forum at the McAlpin only a few days before his death. He had been identified with the local movement here almost from its beginning, and for years was an active member of the Manhattan Single Tax club."

• 1923 - Died, May

• Profession: engineer
• 1944 - Created volunteer extension, Henry George School
• 1959 - Address. on how to determine land vales, delivered at Wayne State University, October 16
• 1965 - Paper, "The Vinegar Approach," presented at Henry George Schools conference, Asilomar, California, July
• 1965 - Article, Hitting Hard at Assessments, Henry George News, September
• 1967 - Pamphlet, The Shame of Grand Rapids, published
• 1967 - Article, The Death of the Single Tax, Henry George News, April
• 1967 - Attended Henry George School conference, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• 1969 - Attended Henry George School conference, Chicago, Illinois
• 1969 - Article, Services Part of National Income, Henry George News, October
• 1970 - Article, Services Are Part of Economics, Henry George News, March
• 1970 - Letter, Henry George News, May
• 1970 - Attended Henry George School conference, Calgary
• 1974 - Chapters 1 and 15 of the book:
  Latifundia in Gitche Gumee, The Prime Principle
• 1976 - Paper, "Negative Land Values," presented at Henry George Foundation conference, Evanston, IL, July
• 1977 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
• 1978 - Chapters 1, 6-11 of the book:
  Of Global Importance, The Prime Principle
• 1978 - Address, on inflation, delivered at the Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pa., July
• 1984 - Died
• 1984 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Benjamin Smith, Georgist Journal, Winter 1984-1985

• 1878 - Graduated, Univesity of Virginia and Geneva University
• 1890 - Attended National Conference of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September
• 1917 - Article, A Plea for Laissez-Faire, The Single Tax Review, January-February
• 1923 - Served as a member of the advisory committee, Henry George School, New York
• 1926 - Elected to the National Advisory Committee, Henry George Foundation of America
• 1933 - Moved to New York City
• 1935 - Died, 26 March (Washington, DC, age 73)

• 1985 - Born, 4 September, Levittown, Pennsylvania
• 2005 - Introduced to Henry George's ideas by Brian Cole at Temple University
• 2005 - Attended CGO conference, Philadelphia, PA

• Profession: attorney
• 1911 - Active Single Taxer (earlier history not known)
• 1926 - Elected to the board, Henry George Foundation of America
• 1927 - Participated in Henry George Congress, New York, New York City, September
• 1928 - Address, on the Single Tax to students at Carnegie Institute of Technology
• 1929 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America congress, Pittsburgh, PA, September
• 1931 - Delegate at Henry George Congress, Baltimore
• 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario; 7-9 September
• 1940 - Attended Henry George Congress, Washington, DC; 25-27 September
• 1943 - Re-elected to board, Henry George Foundation
• 1958 - Serving on board, Henry George Foundation
• 1958 - Attended Henry George Foundation conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• 1958 - Serving as Vice President, Henry George Foundation
• 1974 - Member, Graded Tax League of Pennsylvania

• 1932 - Student of Oscar Geiger
• 1933 - Joined the faculty of the Henry George School, New York
• 1935 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York, NY
• 1937 - Article, Charles Bathurst: A Landlord on Landlords, an unsigned article, originally appeared in the Bulletin of the English League for the Taxation of Land Values, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1937 - Article, Newark, New Jersey Gains from Public Infrastructure Spending, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1938 - Article, "Crime and Poverty in Newark, New Jersey," The Freeman, December
• 1939 - Appointed Associate editor, Land and Freedom
• 1939 - Review of the book:
  Why Rents and Rates are High,
  by Arthur W. Madsen. Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1939 - Review (PDF format) of the book:
  Why Rents and Rates Are High, by A.W. Madsen; Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1939 - Article, A Remembrance of Joseph Dana Miller, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1939 - Article, A Response to W.R.B. Willcox, on the law of rent. Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1939 - Article, Comments on the Analysis of the Law of Rent by W.R.B. Willcox, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1939 - Article, What is Rent?, Land and Freedom, September-October
• 1940 - Elected Vice President, Henry George Foundation of America
• 1940 - Serving as Co-editor, Land and Freedom
• 1940 - Article, The Struggle for Liberty, Land and Liberty, January-February
• 1940 - Article, Free Trade Practices and U.S. Government Policies, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1940 - Article, Georgist Activism Continues in New Zealand Despite the War, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1940 - Article, Georgist Activity in Holland, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1940 - Article, The Causes of War, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1940 - Article, Planning for a New World Order, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1940 - Article, How to Defeat the Nazis, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1941 - Article, Forty Years of the Struggle for Freedom, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1941 - Comment, on a talk by W.J. Cameron On the Role of the Frontier, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1941 - Review of the book: The Philosophy of Freedom, by Gaston haxo, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1941 - Article, Democracy is Essential to Georgeist Reforms, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1941 - Article, John Dewey on Henry George, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1941 - Article, Pope Pius XII and 'Rerum Novarum', Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1941 - Article, A Defense of Ricardo, a response to Raymond V. McNally's article, "Three Theories of Rent," appearing in Land and Freedom, May-June and July-August 1941
• 1942 - Article, Thomas F. Woodlock on Henry George, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1942 - Article, Financing War, Land and Freedom, July-August
• 1942 - Article, True Democracy, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1943 - Article, Henry George versus the George Hutchins' Executor, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1943 - Article, Reform After the Second World War, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1943 - Article, War Economy, Land and Freedom, June-July
• 1956 - Address, "Japanese Economic Problems," delivered at Henry George School, New York

• 19-- - Elected Secretary, Ohio Single Tax League
• 1921 - Article, Single Tax Headquarters Established in Cleveland, The Single Tax Review, January-February
• 1923 - Article, Adam Smith and the Physiocrats, The Single Tax Review, May-June
• 1926 - Candidate for State Legislature (Democrat)
• 1929 - Moved to Portland, Oregon

• 1930 - Paper, "Books Written by Henry George," delivered at Henry George Congress, San Francisco; September

• 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
• 1960 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Detroit, MI

• 1901 - Article, The Constitution and Inequality of Rights, The Public, 1 June

• 1945 - Article, Capital and Labor, Henry George News, September
• 1968 - Article, "Our $40,000 Legacy -- Let's Collect," Henry George News, January
• 1969 - Article, Will Youth Listen, Henry George News, March

• 1860 - Born, Michigan
• 1920s - Established the California College of Commerce
• 1935 - Serving as President, California College of commerce; teaching political economy using Progress and Poverty
• 1938 - Article, A Metropolis Pays Its Way, The Freeman, February
• 1938 - Paper, How to Collect Our Rent, submitted to an essay contest held by The Freeman, March
• 1946 - Died

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September
• 1936 - Letter, responding to an article by Bolton Hall. Land and Freedom, November-December. Quote:
  

  "I can not agree that we should wait until education has brought people to the consciousness that land vaues belong to the people and then determine to take them. ...Progress can best be made by the step by step] method."

• 1936 - Article, Progress Requires Success Stories as Well as Education, Land and Freedom, November-December
• 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario; 7-9 September

• 1916 - Manned an exhibit booth promoting the Single Tax at a 7-day industrial exhibit

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Mesa County Single Tax and Ballot Reform Club

• Father was partner of John Jacob Astor; became major landowner in New York State
• 1846 - Wrote: "I am an Agrarian. I would no man were so regardless of the needs and desirese of his brother men, as to covet the possession ofmore farms than one."
• 1852 - Elected to U.S. House of Representatives
• 1854 - Address, Resolutions on the Homestead Bill, delivered in the U.S. House of Representatives, 21 February
• 1905 - Book, Gerrit Smith on Land Monopoly
• 1905 - Article (unsigned), Gerrit Smithy on the Homestead Bill, The Public, 25 November

• 1902 - Single Tax candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives

• 1902 - Article, Ground Rent and the Single Tax, The Beacon, a Boston weekly magazine, 18 December; reprinted in The Public, 27 December

• 1890 - Working as a report on the staff of The Standard

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Atlanta Single Tax Club

• 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario

• 1912 - Article, Can You Stand Pat?, The Public, 4 October

• 2008 - Member, Council of Georgist Organizations

• 19-- - Graduate of California State University with degree in Linguistics
• 1983 - Appointed Director of Education, Basic Economic Education, San Diego
• 1984 - Article, Green Component of Henry George's Writing Worth Emphasizing, Land & Liberty, March-April
• 1984 - Attended the conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations, Pawling, NY
• 1984 - Attended International Union conference, Cambridge, England
• 1985 - On staff, Basic Economic Education, Inc.
• 1985 - Article, New Names, Georgist Journal, Spring
• 1985 - Paper, "Geoists and Other Earth Movements," presented at CGO conference, Washington University, St. Louis, MO
• 1986 - Elected Deputy Chair, CGO
• 1987 - Led trip to Nicaragua, January, accompanied by Nic Tideman, Fred Foldvary and others
• 1988 - Article, Citizens Dividend, Georgist Journal, Spring
• 1988 - Left Basic Economic Education
• 1988 - Resigned from BEE
• 1990 - Established Institute for Geonomic Transformation

• 1991 - Article, Greening of Georgism, Progress, September
• 1992 - Elected director, Common Ground USA
• 1993- Sepnt six months in Mexico promoting LVT
• 1993 - Article, "Markets Free are Markets Green," Nomos, No.41
• 1993-1994 - Article, A Constitutional Amendment; Georgist Journal, Winter
• 1994 - Paper, "Geonomics, Fostering a Market for Sustainable Building by Reforming Taxes and Subsidies," May
• 1994 - Article, Profit for Our Planet, The Mercury, Fall
• 1996 - Article, To Reform Society Focus Our Movement, Georgist Journal, Autumn
• 1997 - Paper, Green Coat Tails: Linking Geonomics to Environmentalism, at the conference of the International Union, Brighton, England; 27 July - 3 August
• 1998 - Address, Property Rights, at the "Who Owns America II" conference, Madison, Wisconsin; 4 June. Reprinted from GroundSwell, July-August
• 1999 - Article, Basic Income Conference, held in Amsterdam, Netherlands, 10-12 September 1998 Reprinted from GroundSwell, May-June
• 1999 - Article, Support for Oregon Initiative Building, Reprinted from GroundSwell, May-June
• 1999 - Article, Suburbanomics: Harnessing Land Values to Transform Sprawl, Groundswell, July-August
• 1999 - Participated in panel, "Citizens Dividend," at Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Gaithersburg, MD, 8 July
• 1999 - Article, "Suburbanomics: Harnessing Land Values to Transform Sprawl, Groundswell, July-August
• 1999 - Article, Green Millennium Conference, held at Oaxaca, Mexico. Reprinted from GroundSwell, September-October
• 1999 - Address, Environmental Tax Shifting, at the conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations, Gaithersburg, Maryland; 8 July. Reprinted from GroundSwell, September-October
• 1999 - Article, Portland 98: Why It Worked, Georgist Journal, Winter
• 2000 - Article, Two Dozen Days in Taiwan, Groundswell, January-February, pp.1, 4-7
• 2000 - Article, "How Geonomics Might Help Taiwan," Land & Liberty, July-September

• 2001 - Article, Land-Use Planned by Markets, GroundSwell, March-April, pp.8-9
• 2001 - Article, Sharing Natural Rents to Sustain Human Society, GroundSwell, July-August, pp.1, 12-16
• 2001 - Article, Correcting Is Coping, Georgist Journal, Fall
• 2001 - Article, How Sharing Earth Brought Peace. Reprinted from GroundSwell, November-December, pp.11-12
• 2001 - Article, "Case for a Citizens Dividend," Land & Liberty, October-December

• 2002 - Letter, No Need For New Taxes, Th Oregonion, 15 October. Reprinted in GroundSwell, January-February
• 2002 - Article, Environmental Tax Shifters Hear Geonomists. Reprinted from GroundSwell, March-April, pp. 1, 11-12
• 2002 - Article, CANSEE Policy Panel Includes Geonomist; GroundSwell, March-April, pp.14-15
• 2002 - Article, From Red to Green -- From Income to Rents as the Funding Source for a Social Salary, GroundSwell, March-April
• 2002 - Article, UN Summit Conference Includes Georgists, held in Monterrey, Mexico; 18-22 May 2002. Reprinted from GroundSwell, 2002
• 2002 - Article, War No More, Georgist Journal, Fall
• 2002 - Paper, Geonomics: Bootstrap Development for a Sustainable Planet, presented to the United Nations conference on Financing for Development, Monterrey, Mexico. GroundSwell, September-October, pp.11-14
• 2002 - Participated in panel, "The Citizens' Dividend: Two Visions of How to Share our Social Fund," Council of Georgist Organizations conference, London, Ontario, 21-25 August
• 2002 - Letter, Bounty for the Budget. Originally printed in the Portland Tribune, 27 September. Reprinted in GroundSwell
• 2002 - Article, Cansee Policy Panel Includes Geonomist. GroundSwell, 2002

• 2003 - Presentation, Geonomics: Recovery of Site Rents for Urban Density, to the Boston Society of Architects. GroundSwell, September-October, pp. 1,11
• 2003 - Presentation, Geonomics: Recovery of Site Rents for Urban Density, to to the Boston Society of Architects. Reprinted from GroundSwell, September-October, pp. 1,11
• 2003 - Address, A Citizens' Divident, Economists Contemplate, to the U.S. Basic Income Group, Eastern Economics Association conference, New York City, 21-23 February. GroundSwell, March-April, 2003
• 2003 - Article, Rethinking PGE's (Portland's Utility) Future, The Oregonian, 17 June 2002. Reprinted in GroundSwell, March-April
• 2003 - Letter, Speculation vs. Veneration, The Oregonian, 13 May 2002. GroundSwell, January-February
• 2003 - Paper, Geonomics: Recovery of Site-Rents for Urban Density
• 2003 - Address, "Ecologising the World," Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Bridgeport, CT, 19 July
• 2003 - Participated in panel, "Missed Opportunities: Great Economics but Terrible Politics," Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Bridgeport, CT, 19 July

• 2004 - Letter, Pattern of Urban Settlement, Savannah Georgia Connect, 13 December - 6 January; Reprinted in GroundSwell, January-February
• 2004 - Article, Earth Share Vision, Georgist Journal, Spring
• 2004 - Talk, Geonomics: Changing Tax Policy to Encourage More Time Off, delivered at the Henry George School, Chicago, 13 June. GroundSwell, May-June
• 2004 - Participated in panel, "Geo-Journalism," Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 22-24 July
• 2004 - Paper,The Citizen's Dividend: Sharing the Wealth of the Commons, delivered at the Boston Social Forum, Boston, MA, 25 July; GroundSwell, September-October
• 2004 - Paper, "Can Rents Fund an Extra Income for Everyone?," presented at the 10th Congress of the Basic Income European Network, Barcelona, Spain, 19-20 September
• 2004 - Participated in a panel discussion on "Land Speculation and Political Corruption," at International Union conference, Madrid, Spain, May
• 2004 - Essay, What Andrew Carnegie Thought About Henry George, October

• 2005 - Article reprinted from The Geonomist:
  A Loophole to Die For, Georgist Journal, No.102, Spring
• 2005 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August

• 2006 - Article, "Geonomics: Financing the Ecologizing of Cities," GroundSwell, March-April
• 2006 - Article, Fund Basic Income Grants Not from Income, but from Outgo, Georgist Journal, No.104, Spring
• 2006 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Evanston, IL, July
• 2006 - Paper, Financing Transit Systems Through Value Capture, with Thomas A. Gihring. Published by the Victoria Transit Policy Institute, November

• 2007 - Article, "Can a Citizens Dividend Replace Welfare?," GroundSwell, March-April
• 2007 - Article, Bill Drafted in Oregon. Reprinted from GroundSwell, March-April
• 2007 - Article, Environmentalists: For or Against Reforming the Property Tax?, Blue Oregon, May
• 2007 - Article, Conference on Innovation, at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Reprinted from GroundSwell, May-June
• 2007 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, University of Scranton, Scranton, PA, July
• 2007 - Presentation, The Land Market Cycle: Cycle Can We Forecast the Economy's Next Big Move Based on Past, to the Eco-Friendly Business Owners Network, 10 December, Portland, Oregon

• 2008 - Article, How Profit Shapes Urban Space, EcoIQ Magazine
• 2009 - Article, Dirty Dozen, Georgist Journal, No.111, Winter
• 2009 - Article, "Human Clay," Georgist Journal, No.114, Winter
• 2010 - Article, Thanksgiving Day: for both Plenty and Logic, Georgist Journal, No.116, Winter

• 2011 - Participated in panel on movement building at the conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations, Bloomington, Minnesota; 2-6 August; also participated in "Point/Counterpart, The Citizens' Divident: Where Does it Fit in our Strategy," with Lindy Davies, 4 August
• 2013 - Article, Reviving the Idea that Urban Land is Common Wealth; co-authored with Rich Nymoen; The Commons Magazine, March
• 2016 - Article, Powerful Opponents to Geonomics Throughout History; Georgist Journal, No.127, Spring
• 2019 - Article, Bounty: $10K Per Month, Free -- Is That Insane? Progress, 17 March
• 2019 - Article, Bounty: Celebrate Knowing Rent with a Powwow, Progress, 21 April
• 2019 - Article, Bounty: Let Times Square Celebrate a New High, Progress, 26 May
• 2019 - Article, Geonomics and Immigration, Progress, 7 July, 2019
• 2019 - Article, Where A Tax Reform Has Worked: 28 Geonomic Case Summaries, Progress, 6 October
• 2020 - Article, Pandemics and Land Dues, Progress, March
• 2020 - Book, Counting Bounty (full text provided)
• 2020 - Photograph
• 2021 - Article, Land in Thomas Paine's Lifetime; Progress, 27 March
• 2023 - Article, Ending Homelessness; September

• 1906 - Article, Public Utilities in Seattle, The Public, 13 October

• 1906 - Article, Why Many Political Reformers are Indifferent to Woman Suffrage, The Public, 29 May

• 1911 - Article, The Recall in Seattle, The Public, 17 February

• 1911 - Article, The Recall in Tacoma, The Public, 26 May

• 1911 - Article, The Tacoma Situation, The Public, 2 June

• 1934 - Book, Freedom for Women, published by Dorrance & Co., Philadelpha. Review:
  

  "...the greater part of it is dedicated to explaining how adequate funds for this compensation may be collected, i.e., by installing the economic system known as the Single tax."

• 1936 - Book, Freedom for Mothers, published by Dorrance Press, advocating the Single Tax

• 2004 - Participated in panels: (1) Economic Democracy, Global Green Agenda; (2) Militarization and New Mexico -- Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 22-24 July

• 2005 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August
• 2006 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Evanston, IL, July

• 19-- - Serving at President, Fairhope Single Tax Corp.
• 1942 - Article, In Defense of Georgist Terminology, Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1945 - Died, 15 January; age 81

• 1965 - Paper, "The Scientific Method," presented at Henry George Schools conference, Asilomar, California, July
• 1988 - Article, Land in History, Georgist Journal, Spring
• 2008 - Member, Council of Georgist Organizations

• 1912 - Article, The Singletax Ideal, 7 June

• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco

• 1914 - Article, Land and People
  The Public, 23 January

• 1915 - Article, We Must Take Human Nature as we Find It
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1939 - Conducted forum on tariff question, Community Church, 8 January

• 1932 - Letter, Land and Freedom, January-February. Quote: "I am trying to induce St. Louis to exempt from taxation for a period of two years dwellings and homes to stimulate employment and business."

• 2018 - Article, Faster Growth Begins with a Land Tax in U.S. Cities, Bloomberg View, 24 October, 2017; reprinted in GroundSwell, January-February, 2018

• 2022 - Article, The Homevoters and the Haut Precariat, Progress and Poverty Blog, 21 March

• 19-- - Became active supporter of the Single Tax
• 1930 - Died

• 1887 - Letter, regarding support of Henry George's proposals, The Standard, 8 January

• 1914 - Article, Progress in Pennsylvania
  The Public, 14 August

• 1914 - Address, against the Single Tax at the National Single Tax Conference, Denver, Colorado; 8-10 September. Argued that farmers own all the land with the exception of the one millionth part which he declared to be in the cities.

• 1911 - Co-drafted LVT language in platform of the Keystone Party

• 19-- - Elected President, Pittsburgh Single Tax Club

• 1926 - Elected to board, Henry George Foundation of America (resigned in 1927)

• 1934 - Appointed by William McNair as Director of Public Safety

• 1950 - Helped to organize Henry George School and provide use of office space in the Ford building for classes

• 1917 - Letter, Everyman, October, in which he wrote:
  

  "If the Equity tax elimination bill is 'democratic' and The Great Adventure one tax demand is 'autocratic', then me for autocracy. We are tired of words. We want the tangible earth -- right away. Tax reform isn't even a bluff."

• 1987 - Member, city council; supported shift to LVT
• 1988 - Article, United States: Lock Haven, Pennsylvania Considers the Two-Rate Proeprty Tax, Land & Liberty, November-December

• 1984 - Letters to Ed dodson regarding articles in Equal Rights, 6 September and 24 October

• 199- - Elected to board, Henry George School, New York, NY
• 199- - Appointed Director of Education, HGS, NY
• 2004 - Served on board, Robert Schalkenbach Foundation

• 1898 - Member, Single Tax Party of Philadelphia

• 1909 - Serving as Secretary, Pennsylvania Single Tax League, Philadelphia, PA (927 Spring Garden Street)

• 1899 - Member, Manhattan Single Tax Club

• 1903 - Became proponent of the Single Tax in Kansas City, influenced by John Z. White
• 1907 - Began publishing The Pitchfork, An Humble Implement with a Wide Range of Usefulness
• 1918 - Letter, Everyman, March, in which he wrote:
  

  "It is my opinion that the movement in California possesses a strategic importance found nowhere else in the country. California really presents a chance of success for the single tax. ...If you are a lover of justice, if you believe that man, as a land-animal, has a certain natural right to the land, andif you believe that land-monopoly is not conducive to the highest development of the race, take advantage of the California Great Adventure and do your share to help it win."

• 1933 - The Pitchfork is in its 26th year of publication, with a circulation of 16,000. Quote: "To be a Single Taxer you've got to have religion on the land question."

• 1958 - Letter, Henry George News, April
• 1960 - Letter, Henry George News, March

• 1890 - Serving as President, Jefferson Ballot Reform and Single Tax Club

• 1905 - Review of the book (unsigned):
  Constructive Democracy: The Economics of a Square Deal, by William E. Smythe; The Public, 25 November

• Profession: Professor of Economics, University of Virginia
• 1931 - Responded to the receipt of George r. Geiger's book, The Philosophy of Henry George, writing:
  

  "It is scholarly, sympathetic and accurate. It deserves to have a wide hearing and I wish it could be made available to university students in government and economics everywhere. The influence of Henry George goes marching on with increasing force, and deservedly so. He was a great man."

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Galion Single Tax Club

• 1890 - Serving as President, Galion Single Tax Club

• 1880s - Became supporter of the Single Tax
• 1900 - Address, That Full Dinner Pail, delivered at the Henry George birthday celebration in Kansas City, Missouri, 3 September; reprinted in The Public, 15 September
• 1902 - Letter to the editor, The Result of Man-Made Laws, Kansas City World, 13 December; reprinted in The Public, 20 December
• 1916 - Article, Creating Poverty, The Public, 11 September
• 1916 - Article, Democracy Cannot Survive Land Monopoly, Single Tax Review, July-August (a restatement of the Georgist perspective)
• 1916 - Article (PDF format), An Old Story Re-told, The Single Tax Review, July-August (a restatement of the Georgist perspective)
• 1921 - Died, 29 March (age 69)
• 1921 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of R.T. Snediker; The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1905 - Born, 17 July (Kansas City, Missouri)
• 1928 - Travelled to China, where he remained for thirteen years after joining the staff of the China Weekly Review
• 1937 - Book, Red Star Over China, published
• 1938 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
  Red Star Over China, by Edgar Snow; Land & Liberty, April
• 1944 - Book, People On Our Side, published
• 1972 - Died, 15 February

• 1916 - Attended Joseph Fels Fund conference, Niagara Falls, NY, 19-21 August
• 1916 - Article, The Influence of the Present Method of Assessment and Taxation on Workingmen's Homes, The Single Tax Review, July-August
• 1926 - Elected to the National Advisory Committee, Henry George Foundation of America

• 1941 - Article, The Distinction Between Land Rent and Land Value, Land and Freedom, May-June
• 1941 - Article, Is Rent Sufficient to Pay for Government, A Response to Schley, Land and Freedom, May-June

• Vice President, Economic Education League
• 1931 - Letter, The Continued Relevance of Henry George's Proposed Solutions to Depression and Poverty, Time Magazine, 14 September
• 1938 - Serving as instructor, Henry George School extension, Hudson (to 1944)
• 1938 - Address, "Incentive vs. Punitive Taxation," at the Women's Republican Club of Greene County, January
• 1938 - Began new course in fundamental economics at the Columbia County Convalescent Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Livingston, February
• 1939 - Address, "Tax Reform: the Natural vs Artificial Solutions of the Farm Problem," to Ravena Grange, 8 August
• 1940 - Article, By-products of Education, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1940 - Article, By-Products of Education, Land and Freedom, March-April
• 1940 - Teaching Henry Geroge class, Presbyterian Guild House, October
• 1954 - Letter, Henry George News, April; regarding income taxes
• 1955 - Letter, Henry George News, February; July
• 1956 - Letter, Henry George News, July; regarding social credit
• 1958 - Letter, Henry George News, June
• 1959 - Died, 6 April
• 1959 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Willis Snyder, Henry George News, May

• 1989 - Article, Two-Tier Property Tax Would Spell Relief, Revenue, Chicago Sun-Times, 19 August

• 1952 - Founded, New York City

• 1939 - Forum held 26 May. Speakers were: Grace Isabel Colbron and Spencer Heath. ClaudeR. Lewis, Jr., was Acting Chairman
• 1940 - Dinner held 4 January; Andrew alexander, Acting chairman Gilbert Tucker spoke on "Natural Deal or New Deal." Rogelio Case Cadilla, editor of Reform Sociale, spoke on "Revolution in Mexico and Spain -- for Better or Worse."

• 1873 - Born
• 1931 - Letter, regarding James R. Brown's successful lecture activity, expressing the challenge of much less fruitful reesults of talks by John Z. White in Kansas. Land and Freedom, January-February
• 1933 - Died, long-time Single Taxer

• 1979 - Article, "An Economist Whose Time Has Come -- Again," Los Angeles Times Book Review, Georgist Journal, Summer

• 1977 - Registered for but did not attend Joint Georgist Conference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

• 1960 - Teacher, Henry George School, NY; appointed Assistant to the Director
• 1961 - Leaves position at Henry George School

• 1940 - Member, Henry George School advisory council

• 1857 - Born, 1 September, in Philadelphia
• 1883 - Earned medical degree from Jefferson Medical College
• 1895 - Article, Moral Purport of the Single Tax, an address at Jefferson Birthday Celebration, at the Academy of Music, Philadelhpia, PA; 12 April
• 1897 - Article, Value, A Mode of Economic Energy, Justice, 28 August
• 1899 - Attended the Third Zionist Congress at Basel
• 1904 - Article, Is Interest Charged on Debt Actually Rent?, The Single Tax Review, Spring
• 1930 - Article, The Land Question in the Talmud, on the Mosaic system of landholdings, Jewish Exponent, 18 April; reprinted in the Henry George News, February 1970
• 1930 - Article, The Land Question in the Talmud, The Jewish Exponent- 18 April
• 1932 - Agreed to serve on the Advisory
• 1940 - Book, Judaism and Science and Other Addresses, published
• 1948 - Died, 12 July (age 90)

• 1880s - Became active Single Tax supporter
• 1918 - Letter, Everyman, April, in support of The Great Adventure campaign
• 1927 - Died (age 87)

• 19-- - Elected trustee, Henry George School, San Francisco
• 1986 - Elected President, Henry George School, San Francisco, CA
• 2001 - Died, September

• 1905 - Article (unsigned), A Profile of W.A. Somers, The Single Tax Review, Summer

• 1929 - Address, "The Modern Single Tax Crusade," delivered at the Henry George Foundation of America congress, Pittsburgh, PA, September

• 198- - Became a founding member of the Georgist Guild in Arden
• 1994 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama
• 1994 - Co-founded the Georgist Gild in Arden, Delaware
• 1995 - Elected Director of the Georgist Gild
• 1999 - Attended conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations, Gaithersburg, Maryland
• 2012 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Camp Hill, PA; July
• 2014 - Co-founded a new organization of Arden Georgists

• 19-- - Developed the Somers System of Assessments
• 1905 - Photograph
• 1905 - Article, Valuation of Real Estate for the Purposes to Taxation, The Single Tax Review, Summer
• 1915 - Died (was a long-time Single Taxer)

• 1942 - Enters military service
• 1942 - Letter, commenting on changes made to the editorial policy of The Freeman, December

• 1973 - Served on board, Henry George School of Northern California; President, East Bay branch

• 1921 - Article, Pilgrim's Ter Centenary, The Single Tax Review, March-April
• 1921 - Article, Thoughts for the Time, The Single Tax Review, May-June
• 1923 - Article, Call Ours the 'Equity Party', The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1948 - Joined staff, Robert Schalkenbach Foundation (served to 1980)
• 1949 - Attended International Union conference, Swanwick, England
• 1952 - Attended International Union conference, Odense, Denmark
• 1970s - Serving on Henry George Institute board
• 1980 - Elected to board, Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
• 1998 - Died, 18 March

• 1910 - Article, The Ballinger Pinchot Investigation, The Public, 25 March

• 1831 - Born

• 1889 - Address on status of women delivered to graduates of the Christian Science Theological Seminary, 10 January

• 1900 - Article, "The Anti-Imperialism Petition," National Single Taxer, February

• 1905 - Died, 18 May, age 74

• 1905 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Louisa Southworth, The Single Tax Review, Summer