The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-09-20
WILSON WOULD TEAR
TRUST FETTERS FROM
AMERICAN INDUSTRY


beatrice Fofbes-Robertson. The Ere.
||sh suffragist speaker. took advant-
.ss OF the opportunity b. addressing
he overflow crowd on equal suffrage,
speaking from the vantage point OF an
automobile.
within the armory were men from
IN walks of life, workingmen, factory
men, once men, professional met.
men OF all parties, and, In the gal
Ieries several hundred women. who
listened TO the governors speech with
WraDf attention.
Previous to the governors arrival.
Congressman Doremus and Alfred j.
I.ucklng. candidate for the United
States sentue. made good, strong
sbesches. WHICH brought much az
plause from the audience. The meet
ing then took on the nature Of a
ooand Demos .atic rally, the like or
which, has sell ION been seen In this
city.
CONGRESSMAN Doremus struck re-
s,oneIve chord when he told the audi
ence All about The wooden schedule
and. why the. woL zen must pay fancy
nrices fer their HI islands socks. lie
called or the va rious measures OF
in,nortance which the Democratic
house OF represent ltives had passed
hnt added: 1--WE we're up against II,
for the president EXERCISES his veto
mower a power the King % England
has not exercised in 500 years
In introducing Mr.. Lucking, Judge
phe;an referred to the fact that MT
I,ucking is now hghting the city's bat
tie against the ID. u. r, In the United
states court. and added II believe
more headway has been made by tie
city since Mr.. Lucung has been re-
tanned to fight the devil In his OWE
Workshop
Mr.. Lucking turned the laugh ON
the Republicans In emphasizing the
ruutalre within the Republican ranks
which gave life to the Progressive
party. He said they were telling one
another what they were, and tho
speaker declared the Democratic par
~ need not introduce evidence 10 con-
Wet either, the Democrats admitting
the truth OF what the Progressives
and the Republicans say about each
other.
.sThis In an epoch-making meeting,
said Mr.. Lucking. "For 40 years tie
Republican party has been becoming
snbservient to the great vested IN
terests that have corrupted out gov
efnment."
There was a storm OF applause
when he mentioned william Jennings
Bryan and declared that our boys
viii live to see that nstne .veSrsAed
IN American history as s1the name
OF Jefferson"
Mr.. Lucking's speech was inner
rupted when the audience heard the
cheering IN the street which an
nounced the governors arrival The
cheering preceded the governor as he
entered the armory. and the moment
the crowd caught sight of him IL rose
en- masse and cheered vociferously
until the governor had taken his seat.
Phelan Gives Mayor Cfs.
Jiidge Phelan introduced Mayor
Thompson for brief speech before
the governor spoke. The Judge said
that the mayor had had his eyes
opened referring to the street cal
franchise. but when the mayor arose
to speak, he very carefully side-step
ped the reference to the street cal
issue and took jab at the crooks.
Gov. Wilson was greeted at the
Michigan Central depot al s p. m. on
his arrival from Chicago. by delega
ton of Democratic leaders He was
escorted to the Pontchartrain, riding
In sydney T. Miller's automobile. The
governor dined with leaders OF the