Arthur Porth

1902–1993 (age 91)

Tax protester

Biography

Arthur Porth was known for his principled stance as a tax protester, advocating for his beliefs regarding taxation and government fiscal policy. His convictions led him to take a public position on matters of civic importance.

Porth's memory is honored at Highland Cemetery, where his legacy as a man of conviction endures. His life reflected his commitment to his principles and his engagement with the issues of his time.

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