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HON. ZEBULON WEAVER. CANDIDATE T(
AND LEADING MEMBERS OF THE EKESEiN
THIS DISTRICT UNDER THE PRESENT CIR
TORY REPRESENTED.
I MR. WEAVER'S STANDING AND IN FLUE:
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QUALIFIED TO DO THE WORK AS ONE WHC
MR. WEAVER'S RECORD IN MATTERS PEI
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TIONS TO SUPPORT MR. WEAVER.
THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
SAME -ACTION. IN FACT, EVERY ORCAyNIZ;
PEOPLE THAT PROGRESSIVE WORK FOR
REMEMBER NOVEMBER 2ND. AND MARK
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For Clerk
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IT CONGRESS. CAN THE VOTERS OF THIS DISTRICT AFFORD
1CUMSTANCES WHEN THERE IS SO MUCH WORK THAT AN EX
NCE IN CONGRESS HAS MEANT MUCH TO THIS SECTION OF T1
UNDS. MUCH MORE WORK IS NECESSARY AND NEW MATER
) HAS FOUGHT THE BATTLES. SEND MR. WEAVER BACK TO
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iTAINING TO LABOR AND THE FARMER IS ONE hunlhiuu ^
; AND ENGINEERS?SENT SPECIAL LETTERS TO THEIR MEME
ADVISED ALL CRAFTS AFFILIATED TO WORK FOR AND VOT!
VTION INTERESTED IN PROGRESSIVE LEGISLATION IS FIGHTI
THIS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT MAY GO FORWARD.
YOUR BALLOT FOR ZEBULON WEAVER FOR CONGRESS.
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lidates on the Democratic ticket are worth
election assures intellegent and honest adi
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lONGRESSIOltfAL DISTRICT, IS RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF THE IN; : I i;Xtial
TO TAKE A CHANCE OF SENDING UNTRIED MATERIAL To IE i liESENT I
[PERIENCED MAN CAN DO THAT WILL MEAN SO MUCH JO Tlii-: TERfil- I
IE STATE, ESPECIALLY IN THE BILLS RECENTLY ENACTED INTO LAW
IAL, REGARDLESS OF PRESENT STANDING IN THE COMMUNITY, is NOT I
CONGRESS.
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5ERSHIP IN THIS DISTRICT ADVISING THE MEMBERS OF THOSE OROANIZA- I
E FOR MR. WEAVER. THE FARMERS' ORANIZATIONS HAVE TAKEN THE I
NG FOR THE RETURN OF THIS TRIED AND TRUE FRIEND OF THE COMMON I
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John A/ Arledge I
Robert F. McFarland , I
W. Y. Wilkins I
W. C. Hague I
R. B. Williams I
W. G. Green I
W. H. Stearns I
C. A. Jolley I
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