Hughes speaks at Wigwam in Indiana crowd endorsement
Governor Hughes led six hundred railroad union members in a mass Indiana rally. He praised Republican unity, urged strong self respect for national security, and called for international peace efforts including a world court and international conferences to end conflicts.
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State Officials and Local Roles Listing
In this fragment the names and titles of state senators representatives and local officials appear, including A J Davidson and F O Goodell, with offices such as sheriff supervisor and county attorney, plus other listed roles and individuals. The text resembles an official roster or directory with miscellaneous figures.
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We Must Restore American Prestige And Respect
The speaker argues that peace requires preserving American prestige and honor abroad. He stresses that workingmen have much at stake in lawful government, warns against labor vote manipulation, and clarifies the Adamson bill is not an eight hour work day measure. He cites a circular from locomotive workers about hour laws and enforcement.
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The Eight Hour Question and Labor Basis Debate
Speech excerpts critique an eight hour work day call and wage basis under the Atlamean bill. Questions arise over pay tied to hours and miles, mechanics of compensation, and how different workers would be paid under new rules. References to Danbury hatters and sheriff election follow with local ads.
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