Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 105, Decatur, Adams County, 3 May 1926 — Page 6

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STATE PRIMARY HOLDS INTEREST Candidates Pin Hopes On Decision Os Panners At The Polls —* n Ind Innnpolls, -nd.', May •> <inn'«i Press) Tile farm vote furnished the big puzzle for politicians today in the Indiana primary situation as the campaign drew to a close. All of the candidates for senatorial nominations of. both political parties have mad** a bid for the farmer s ballot by pledging their support to legislative aid for him and advancing various remedies for his ills. Supporters of the candidates opposing Senator Watson and Robinson in the republican race are counting on some strength for their candidates from farmers who are dissatisfied with the delay in agricultural relief by the present congress. Weather conditions during the balloting tomorrow will have an important bearing on the size of the vote cast by the rural population, it is pointed out. The farmers are far behind with their spring work and a warm, clear day will find them reluctant to take the time off to go to the polls. In the cities, a fair day would make for a larger vote than would a rainy day, which would keep many us the women voters at homo. Claris Adams, opponent of Senator Watson for the republican long term nomination, wound up an active campaign with a statement attacking the public stand of Joseph B. Kealing, republican national committeeman. in support of Watson a's “indefensible. Adams, who has stumped the state from one end to the other hut ling darts at the political record of Watson, contended the party organization of any of its members should keep hands off the primary race and let the voters make their own selections. Unable to carry out his plans to return to Indiana for a few speeches in the closing days of the campaign. Senator Watson remained in Washington and issued a perfunctory statenv-nt expressing eonfidenoe in the outcome and thanking his pel it - cal friends for their support. The Adams faction is counting on consolidating all the political foes Watson has made and all the disaffected groups of the party behind the candidacy of Adams. In some quarters, however, it is believed Adams has not strengthened his chances by his repeated attacks on Watson. The Watson workers assert the Adams campaign has been “one ot mud-slinging and nothing more During the campaign Watson made but one speech in Indiana and in that he ignored the attacks on his political record made by Adams. In the race for the republican short term senatorial nominatioin. th* managers of Senator Robinson ar,, predicting that his vote will be consistently strong in practically all sections of the state. A. (1. Graham. South Bend, attorney. is looked upon to poll substantial vote in northern Indiana and Oswald Ryan, of Anderson, has admittedly developed strength in central and eastern Indiana. Comparatively little enthusiasm has been aroused by the wet cam paign of Ward Hiner, who has toured the state in his big red and white Ims to consolidate sentiment against the Volstead laws. Dr. James •Norri-l, Indianapolis negro physician, is a fifth candidate for the republican short term nomination. Failure of any one nf the candi-

® TO THE VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY:- S SB . |§ fiSwraraKM' (What is true in business, is true in tfi y 1 oft ice. Efficiency means a saving.) g i Jfi Save the County in taxes! ! How? ffi it By voting for efficient men to fill 8 SM ' ' the office. y» I It is for you to say whether I have h S ,3MI JL_ been successful as an officer or not. |3 S 4JV * Hw * have, then my experience means is ® • iHI better service as well as a saving to g ffi every tax payer in this county. ft we J! A ie Thanking you in advance for your support on May 4; I am - Sincerely yours, I JOHN E. NELSON 1 ng Candidate for Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court 3n (Motto:— “Efficiency, Service and Courtesy.) political advertisement

dates to seenre a majority of all votes cast would the nomination into the repuldicaii state conP vent ion. The chances of a convention rttolce ’are believed even stronger in the taco for the democratic long term I nomination, where six candidates ure in the running. John E. Frederick, of Kokomo, and L. Kit Slack, former United States i district attorney, have developed , considerable strength and Alls-rt , Stump, Indianapolis attorney, lias made an active race. William (’iillop, former gongressI man, is expected to poll a substan s tlal vote in the southwestern part of I the state. The other aspirants for 'the demo , cratie long term nomination ure George Haugh, of Marion, and WilRam Curry, Indianapolis. For the democratic short term , senatorial nomination Evans Woollen Indianapolis banker, is unopposed. The race for congressional nomin

I For Treasurer | tfi of Adams County, i * Irvin G. Kerr , r of Monroe Tou nship. £ 1 ’ I r lam seeking the nomination on the democratic fp ■ ticket and I ask your support on the promise that if jk e'ected my best efforts will be given to serve you .z_ k SX . Honestly, Courteously and Efficiently. J I si jr- This is my second race and will appreciate the jp. 5 •V votes of the democratic men and women of Adams L county next Tuesday. stu 5 S ... I. G. KERR. S? | i .31.. .311u312n)31a; 31a tfa I TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS gj I OF ADAMS COUNTY 1 1 "JU, IF s As a candidate for the Demoratic @ I nomination for Treasurer of Adams ffi county, it has been impossible for me to jjj meet you all personally, but whether or ® I jfi not I have had that pleasure I want you ; ip to know that I will appreciate your sup- S I port and your vote in the primary next I Tuesday, May 4th. g | S2 l 6 I promise if nominated and elected to 3 I serve you faithfully and to the best of ue | tfi my ability and to treat you courteously I and with promptness at all times. Sfi | Ed. Ashbaucher | Candidate for the democratic nomination ® I for treasurer of Adams county. tfl I 31 POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT IS I a i F!Ugig[Ui~'i ir 'LEHEteu : lieu z’ljr .tjcLHUFtUSULLE’lLu S 31anEJferCTlanl31^n]31^i!3taij3fei uStaffiTferEhaiSfe l

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