Congress and Soldier Welfare Measures and Tax Figures
The piece outlines railroad trespass dangers and safety rules, then details Indiana tax figures for 1921 valuations with state and local allocations. It reviews federal support for veterans, noting 1922 appropriations, vocational training, hospital care, compensation, and insurance. It cites President Harding's stance on a pending bonus bill.
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Congress
Harding
United States
Executive
Senate Committee
Republicans Claim Big Savings in Federal Budget
A 1921 budget report to Congress by the Director of the Budget details a $1.6 billion year over year reduction in federal operating costs under Republican control. The analysis credits the budget law and executive efficiency, contrasts with Democratic rule, and cites abolition of wartime agencies and tax reductions as key factors.
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Democratic Party
Congress
United States Railroad Administration
United States Grain Corporation
Sugar Equalization Board
Republican Congress
Republican Party
United States
Harding
Ewing R. Emison
Vincennes
Indiana
Republican State Committee
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Ewing Emison
James Wade Emison
Washington Herald
Senate
House
New York
Maine
Lincoln
Globe Democrat
Hull
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Committee
United States Senate
William McKinley
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Democratic Committee
Indianapolis
Pat ‘Fort
Ard
Sullivan County
Fathers of the Republic
America
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Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
State General Fund
Soldiers’ War Memorial
THE
National Republican
Washington, DC
Uncle Johns Vis
Walters