Garfield Defends Labor Law Amid Suffrage Debate
A correspondent reports Garfield defending the eight hour law and labor reforms while recounting Wilson era politics. He credits his record on child labor and workers compensation and notes a suffrage inquiry from women aligned with Wilson. The crowd jeers Mrs. Wilson's interruptions as Garfield emphasizes constitutional concerns.
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Tucson rail worker Patrice Kearns dies at home
Patrice Michael Kearns, longtime Tucson resident and former Southern Pacific employee, died yesterday at his home on 232 East Fifth Street. Born January 23, 1885, in Winchester Kentucky, he moved to Tucson in 1906 and served in various SP roles including city ticket agent.
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