Miller addressed Republican rally defends record against critics
A fervent Elkhart County Republican crowd heard C W Miller rebut attacks by opponents tied to the Democratic press. He traced his career from Floyd County to Indiana attorney general, defended actions against solvent fraternal societies, and touted savings to the state including a $67,000 action and $156,000 recovered from auditor defalcation. He tied opposition to Conn in 1892 and to Taggart/Kern in Monte Carlo cases, urged a Taft victory, and praised railroad workers while condemning Democratic foes.
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