Year 1924 in Review: Graft Probes and New Leaders
Washington recalls a turbulent political year defined by Teapot Dome and Daugherty investigations, Republican Coolidge’s landslide victory, Democratic strife led by Al Smith and John Davis, and La Follette’s continuing third party push. Congress faced tax cuts and debt relief while warding off cabinet turmoil and ongoing probes.
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Congress Year in Review Faces Tax Reform and Foreign Policy
In a year marked by tax legislation and budgetary shifts, Mellon's plan for rate cuts aimed to boost revenue while trimming the tax burden by about 450 million dollars. Immigration, child labor, and railroad bills stirred debate. Muscle Shoals and farm relief efforts stalled. Foreign affairs saw no major policy shifts, with treaties, the proposed arms conference, and the world court debated, while the Navy modernization and air exploits dominated military headlines.
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