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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
3
A large Eckhart rally endorses Barnhart for Congress in 3rd district with banners urging tariff reform and anti trust actions. Speakers denounce Cannon as speaker and push bank deposit guarantees and tariff justice while praising Bryan and Wellman era aims.
Three cabinet members of the late President Cleveland spoke at Carnegie Hall urging support for William J. Bryan. The mass meeting, hosted by the Bryan and Kern Business Men's Association, featured former officials and figures from Cleveland's era praising Bryan as a defender of business stability and industrial wellbeing.
William J. Bryan denounces General Mandger Van Winkle Vice-President Schair and Assistant General Superintendent Ingalls of the Big Four Lake Shore and New York Central railroads for alleged coercion of shop workers. He cites Bellefontaine shop speeches claiming a 10 percent wage cut if he is elected. Ingalls is described as son-in-law of Charles B Taft.
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