Iowa Voters Favor Tax Cuts End Income Tax Idea
Governor elect Clyde Herring and fellow Democrats interpret the win as a mandate to cut taxes not merely discuss relief. The piece cites a broader trend against income taxes in seven states with five voting no, noting negatives in Wisconsin and other states while Iowa focuses on real tax relief and avoiding new taxes.
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Tasket
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Arkansas
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Kansas
Omaha World-Herald
Wisconsin
la Follettes
Conference urged between Hoover and Roosevelt on war debt
A Chicago editorial discusses a White House meeting between President Hoover and President-elect Roosevelt to coordinate action on the war debt problem. It argues such a conference would reassure the nation and help prevent economic disruption during a federal overhaul. Roosevelt is praised for careful stance and willingness to study the issue before shaping policy.
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Gei.n.ie
Hoover
Roosevelt
New York
State Department
Patriotism and tests of courage in time of peace
A long meditation on patriotism urging citizens to choose conscience over wealth or popularity. It warns against factions, recalls debates on veterans’ bonuses, taxation, prohibition, and public duty, and questions who will risk money for country and principle.
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London
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Riviera
Republican Party Faces Golden Chance for Clear Policy
Civil war defeat leaves the White House party in power in decline while neither major party shows big leadership changes. The Republicans must define a strong program, conservative or liberal, to govern America. Dr Butler suggests the party choose a definite future or risk drifting toward compromise and expediency with 1936 in view.
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White House
Butler
America's Greatest Sulker and Broadway Dreams
A 1932 column reflects on the unstable acting world, noting shrinking theatrical agencies, hopeful performers in waiting rooms, and the Lambs club’s cheer amid despair. It also critiques literary pretenders and praises Michael Arlen, Arnold Bennett, and Clarence Budington Kelland while lampooning the ego and fragility of fame.
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Mansfield
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Grace Allen
1922 Gazette highlights include accidents and marriages
The column notes W H Gates had a narrow auto mishap at Fourth Street and Twelfth Avenue. Clinton C Carpenter injured after a street collision on First Avenue and Third Street. a world trip sailed by S Ely Ida Wilcox and W W Hamilton. Miss Margaret Taggart and Ellery Whitmer wed at St Pauls parsonage. Madame Sherry at Greene’s Opera House. John Burianek Jr. received an appointment.
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W. H. Gates
Fourth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Clinton C. Carpenter
First Avenue
Third Street
S. Ely
Ida T Wilcox
W W. Hamilton
New York
Margaret Elizabeth Taggart
Ellery James Whitmer
St. Paul's Church
A. M. Jayne
Madame Sherry
Greene's Opera House
John Burianek, Jr
Iowa Delegate to Rivers and Harbors Congress Named
Governor Carroll selects an Iowa delegate for the National Rivers and Harbors congress in Washington. C N Wheeler, Sinclair packing plant inspector, resigns for health reasons and plans to move to San Jose California. Miss Nelle Erwin returns from a six week Kansas City visit. Charles Frederick Luberger, a prominent businessman, dies suddenly at his home today.
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Carroll
Iowa
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington, D. C
N. Wheeler
Sinclair Packing Plant
San Jose
Calif
Nelle Erwin
Kansas City
Charles Frederick Luberger
Ward elected state senator from San Diego
M. L. Ward of San Diego, formerly a Cedar Rapids attorney, has been elected state senator. Grace Episcopal choir boys attended the Flint show at the opera house as guests of Manager Henderson. Prof William Henry Hudson of the University of Chicago lectured on poetry at the high school auditorium. Nomad club members were entertained at Dr and Mrs W J Bradley’s home. the club, recently organized, has forty members. Vipers produce their young alive.
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San Diego
Cedar Rapids
Grace Episcopal Church
Flint
Opera House
Henderson
William Henry Hudson
University of Chicago
Nomad Club
W. J. Bradley
Allenru Rheumatic Remedy Promises Fast Relief
An 85 cent bottle of Allenru is billed to rapidly ease rheumatic pain and related conditions. The ad claims 48 hour relief or money back, with benefits for neuritis sciatica lumbago and neuralgia, and lists May Drug Co Podzimek Phcy and local druggists as sellers.
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Allenru
May Drug Co
Podzimek Phcy
Vege table Compound Promises Health Boost for Women
An Ohio reader reports relief from dizzy spells after taking Vege table Compound from Pinkham era marketing. The note touts appetite increase and increased pep, with a call to buy from druggists in liquid or tablet form claiming half a million women endorse it.
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C. R. Monorg
Fourth St
Struthers
Ohio
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