Wisconsins Tax Burden Under La Follette Policy Cited
Thomas B Lyons notes tax receipts rose from 60 to 117 million between 1914 and 1922 while state income tax drained over 41 million from 1918 to 1921. He contrasts Coolidge era cost cuts with La Follette growth and urges voters to choose the policy.
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Must Get Out Vote Urged by G O P Chairman
I L Patterson chairman of the Republican State Central committee calls for every party member to vote on November 4. He warns failure to vote could let the opposition win, urging full support by national and state leaders. He cites La Follette’s attack on government and a Democratic incumbent machine in control.
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Wisconsin growth cited in Coolidge campaign lines
L Patterson of the Republican State Central Committee contrasts Coolidge’s national tax cuts with La Follette’s Wisconsin leadership. He cites federal tax savings, payroll reductions, and debt decline under Coolidge, and critiques Wisconsin's population, property value, and state spending growth since 1901, arguing for a Coolidge vote.
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