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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
4
The Illinois, Ohio, and Massachusetts political figures are praised as a strong Republican ticket. Warren G. Harding is lauded as a keystone American, rising from Marion, Ohio, to the U.S. Senate, with Coolidge described as an honest, steady partner akin to Lincoln. The piece stresses strategic nomination benefits and contrasts labor plank views with Gompers’ stance.
The text argues that conservative labor demands deserve fair consideration and disputes a report by Gompers and Woll on the Republican plank. It contends the plank does not deny the right to strike broadly, but only against government action, while recognizing workers’ rights in other contexts. The piece labels the report as garbled and misleading.
The article discusses how American industries grow by reinvesting earnings. It highlights Henry Ford as a prime example, starting with capital largely funded by earnings and expanding through reinvestment. It notes the pattern of entrepreneurs funding growth from profits.
The speaker argues that outside help aids ventures while earnings fund expansion. He asserts many firms fail when they cannot self-finance and blames war taxes and excess profits for undermining industry. Higher surtaxes and the excess profits tax divert funds from security and business expansion, risking national welfare.
A harsh critique of the Democratic convention in San Francisco. The piece asserts Wilson’s leadership is repudiated, the League of Nations plank weakened by a contrary amendment, and George D. Brennan poised as the new party boss with Chicago and New York machine backing. It questions farmers and working people’s prospects under Brennan and his allies.
Tom Shaw piano tuner based in Red Oak Iowa requests orders with Mrs B Porter in Malvern and N W Colling and Son in Hastings for service and practice scheduling.
Readers hear criticism of party bosses as independent Democrats resist surrender to Brennan and Murphy. Report notes Bryan Gore Rood Smith among those turned down and predicts November’s verdict on leadership resignations.
A leading Omaha woman worker quotes The Bee seeking facts on the eighteenth amendment. She notes that two thirds of states had already voted to adopt prohibition before the amendment was submitted, listing Alabama New Hampshire Arkansas New Mexico Arizona Nebraska Colorado Nevada Florida Ohio Georgia Oklahoma Idaho Oregon. (Continued on page 6)
A persuasive note from Lady A. Malvern of Malvern Iowa inviting readers to explore Chiropractic. It argues the science can save lives and avert useless operations, urging independent thinking, sound reasoning, and personal experience with adjustments to form conviction, noting phone contact.
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