Gompers backs Roosevelt on keeping big corporate attorneys from Congress
Samuel Gompers told Elk Hart laborers that railroads should leave paid lawyers at home and send a representative of the people to Congress, praising Henry A. Barnhart. He urged voters to rotate parties for honest government and warned that Republican leadership has led to corruption while Democrats seek reform. Marshall’s candidacy for governor is seen as decisive, with Indiana voters increasingly supporting him for a strong administration.
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