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War Tax Remains Burden on Labor Despite Peace
Speech by R Q Mills denounces postwar tariff policies as a war measure kept in peace. He argues duties raise costs for workers, harm agriculture, and fail to benefit labor while enriching manufacturers. He cites wage patterns, production gains from machinery, and calls for reducing taxes on necessaries to aid the masses.
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