Campaign opens for Democracy in Indiana
Governor Ralston launches Indiana campaign at Tomlinson Hall with a large crowd and a parade. He defends the Democratic record, assails Republican and Progressive critics, and urges support for Wilson's national policies and Indiana’s ticket led by Shively for Senate and Kern for Congress.
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