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Slaton outlines senate bid and policy platform
Atlanta May 30 Gov John M Slaton announces his bid for the US Senate seat to succeed Senator Bacon. He pledges a record of twenty years service, supports a low tariff, opposes indiscriminate injunctions, urges state sovereignty, favors reform of federal peonage laws, farm credit, road building, regulated big business, and railroad regulation. He critiques Hardwick Felder and defending his tax act while stressing Georgia unity and service over politics.
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