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Regan and Colvin expose methods of liquor interests
Regan and Colvin address the liquor tax question, alleging inflated payrolls and tax padding by distillers and saloon interests. Regan cites cities with penitentiary cases for payroll padding, claiming high expenses and inflated valuations to dodge taxes while urging voters to oppose taxation and support prohibition. Colvin, Prohibition nominee for VP in 1920, reinforces that the eighteenth amendment reflects public will and should command constitutional respect.
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Leigh Colvin
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Rogan
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D. Leigh Colvin
New York City
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