Candidates' Bid for Labour Vote: President Coolidge on Present Prosperity Washington, Sept. 1
All the. Presidential candidates to-day made appeals for the laban vote, President Coolidge, receiving a Acleyation of Inbour leaders at tha White House, told them that Amer-can wage-earners were living: better than at any time in the country's history and enjoyed a greater buying power than any country on earth. He reiterated that he was for a common-sense Governmen: under the American Constitutio:
Senator Lafollette—broadcast fan arraignment of both the olde parties for evils which, he claims, have grown up under their admini stration.
Mr. Davis, addressing Trade Un-fonists at Wheeling, West Virgini urged his hearers to help to bring the country to her vightful_place in the councils of humanity. ter's American Service.
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