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Meighen Sets Out National Policy At Large Rallies
In a key address Meighen contends Parliament must not fix rail rates, urges cross country tariff policy balance, and defends his 1921 protectionist stance. He questions Liberal and Progressive pledges, cites farm implement costs, steel industry declines, and cost of living charts to argue for tariff reform and national progress.
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