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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1924
Page
2
The article surveys reactions to misconduct allegations against a former secretary in the executive cabinet and shifts to national Democratic discussions on the Mellon tax plan. It cites The New York Times and several regional papers, noting calls for accountability, potential prosecutions, and broad partisan implications in Washington.
A sweep of notes from the Southwest town lists four candidates for office with Senator Clem Kimball of Council Bluffs as a leading contender for Lieutenant Governor. The piece lauds Kimball as a clean, capable figure with a solid legislative record and links his roots to Lowan, Ames, and the University of Michigan. Other names are mentioned but Kimball leads the field as the announcement runs this week.
A split within the Democratic party arises over a tax plan as leaders face repudiation. The dispute centers on allegations from the Democratic National Committee about Mellontas plan’s support and alleged predatory implications, prompting calls for accountability among party figures and factions.
Fragmentary note discusses a leadership contest within the Denma rratic party. It suggests that if accout tes show a majority on the issue, conservatives may refuse to cooperate with the party given its current orientation and control.
A poem-like text argues for an aggressive, general tax approach targeting nearly every facet of life. It rails at exemptions and urges widespread taxation of incomes, goods, utilities, and even intangibles, ending with a pointed charge to tax everyone but the observer who is kept from seeing tax avoidance. The piece reflects satirical or partisan tones about fiscal policy and liberty.
The National Republican proposes a national revenue scheme to fund adjusted compensation for World War veterans. It calls for a head tax of one dollar on all unlawful, or unnaturalized, aliens, estimating six million in the U.S. The tax would cover costs, pay interest, and retire a soldiers bonus bond while directing funds to the nation’s ongoing soldier-related expenses.
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