Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 249, Decatur, Adams County, 21 October 1926 — Page 6

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EUGENE V. DEBS, SOCIALIST LEADER, CALLED BY DEATH • STINVaD FROM FA«a at IS, tired of the privation and suite: ing which had been his rut left school to become a railroad fir-man. In h was chosen grand secretary and treasurer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman. Thirteen years later he became president of the Am erican Railway Union. In 1894 Debs was leader of the grj.t railroad strike which finally nece sitated the calling out of Federal troops by President Cleveland, before it was settled. That was the beginning of 35 years in the public eye, which were : > make him a five time presidents!!candidate, the leader of the socialist party, and one of the most hated, feared, and loved men of his day. In 1900 he was nominated for the Presidency and polled 87,814 votes.: The next three presidential election years also saw Debs name on the bai-I lot and in the year of 1912 he was given 901.872 votes. He refused the nomination in 1916. but in 1920, while a prisoner at Atlanta he polled almost 1.000,000 votes. On June 16, 1918 Debs appeared before the Ohio Socialist convention with address. On Sept. 4. he began a ten year sentence at Atlanta for vio'etion of the espionage act as a result of this speech. . A legal tight to free him insued but the socialist leader was forced to remain in Atlanta until the Harding Administration when he was quietly re-:

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leased. Once more Debs look up the lecture ■ platform in behalf of the cause which he knew wa« hopeless and repeatedly said so. But he fought on In his waning years with the tight that won him the live of his adherents and at least the respect of his enemies. Hhis last years were crowned with sorrow brought on because failing health would not allow him to actively ; keep up his fight. He was forced to return to his home' in Terre Haute, after a trip to Bermuda had failed to Improve his health. Then came tue last hospital scige. Few men were more loved, aud few more genuinely despised, and few other .nen who ever mingled in politics were more fared by ttir opponents than Eugene V. Debs. 0 Masons Elect Officers At Elkhart Convention — I Elkhart. Ind., Ort. 21.—(United Press)—The annual election of offi- ! cers will feature the closing sessions of the state convention of the Indiana grand chapter. Royal Arch Masons here today. Donald J. Picket, Greenfield, was elected most illustrious grand master of the Indiana council, Royal and Select Masons, at the final session of their convention here. He will sue- , eeed Henray King of Mt. Vernon. Other officers of the Royal and Select Masons named were: Deputy Grand Master, Charles H. Brown. Rushville; Grand Conductor; of Work, Charles S. Murphey. Indianapolis; Grand Captain of Guard. -- -

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