Last year George W. Morris, Nebraskan Senator, succeeded in snaffling a certain rider* to the 1924 Revenue Bill; managed, with the aid of the LaFollette group, to ride it roughshod over the
President's protest; and had the satisfaction of seeing the newspapers of the U. S. printing a sheaf of figures which set the public chattering for nine days.
The 24 individuals who, according to preliminary surveys, contributed most heavily to the income tax coffers this year were:
John D. Rockefeller Jr., New
York $6,277,669
Henry Ford, Detroit 2,608,806
Edsel Ford, Detroit 2,158,055
Andrew...
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