Demands adopted by Southern Alliance on finance land and transport
The document outlines Finance demands for a national currency and coinage reform, tax and revenue limits, postal savings banks, and government control of railroads and communications in the context of restoring unity within the Alliance. It also calls for land reform to reclaim alien and railroad-held lands and redistribute to settlers.
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National Watchman
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I. E. Watson
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Jerry Sim
W. A. McKeighan
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J. G. Otis
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T. E. Winn
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State Alliance
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America
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W. A. Peffer
United States Senate
Kansas
Senator Ingalls
Tim Faxner
Farmers’ Alliance
Working class action and press reform proposal
A speaker urges the working class to rise and form a strong press to educate and mobilize. He calls for organizing a mission to hail the advent of the twentieth century and to lift humanity through collective effort and timely action against political manipulation.
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Testimonial Letters Endorse Labor and Capital Book
A collection of endorsements from labor and farm leaders across the United States praising E A Allen’s Labor and Capital as a valuable, informative work for reform and the modern labor movement. Notables from Fort Worth and Iowa commend its insights and readability.
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Iowa
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Capital
Labor and Farm Movement
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Farmers’ Mutua Benefit Assocation
MT. Vernon
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Mr. Allen
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