Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1920 — Page 3
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. THURSDAY. APRIL 15. 1020.
HEN MEN NOW IRNING TO INDIANA
make Lowden out a farmer has made little headway. It is understood that
and Harding forces are calculating that Wood can not get a majority In
Mr. Sconce will do what he can to Indiana and that the result will be
is a
;once to Make Tour of State Consulting the Agricul-
tural Managers.
Farmers favor gen. wood
cultivate the idea that Ix>wden
real, for-sure farmer.
-At the Indiana headquarters of Senator Harding, of Ohio, the assertion ia made that Lowden made a good showing in his own state and that Wood lost more than he gained bv disregarding the "favorite son j ethics. Inspiring this view is the Ohio situation. Wood is In the Ohio I contest against Harding and has ! there also disregarded the “favorite j son** ethics dear to the oldtime poli-
ticians.
Haw They Flgwre-
* The Ijowden. Harding and Hiram I Johnson forces are all figuring that Wocd will not get a majority in In- . diana. and hence will not get an instructed delegation. The law pro-
.vide* that the state convention shall . _ . . «_ {instruct for any candidate that rehndon • Tour in Ind.ang An *ic«ives a majority. An uninstructed nouneed—Expected to Speak at | delegation is their denye under the Beech Grove. J Both the Lowden and Hardtng na-
tional managers hare said that the national convention will be made up mostly of uninstructed delegates. Mr.
The Illinois primary having been Id, member* of the Governor ik O. Lowden organization ofj at «tate are coming into Indiana) survey the situation and plan for Indiana primary election to be
May 4.
Harvey J, Sconce, of Sidell. !•.. na* onal agricullural manager for Lowpn. ami John H. Harrison, of DanUle, 111- who was Indiana manager »r Lowden until he slipped on an icy Mdewalk and one leg was broken, jwere both at Lowden Indiana headMtiarters today. James Baldwin, InIdiana manager, has returned from his
home at Decatur, III.
| Mr. Sconce will make a tour of InLdiana to consult with county agricultural manager* for Lowden. Mr. trrison ha* nearly recovered from litis injury, and may spend a good Ideal of time in Indiana front now un-
I) the primary election. State Official* tarladed.
Other Illinois men probably will Hmme over into Indiana to assist in te primary campaign. Tn the Loworganisation are numerous state lofficlats of Illinois. Including Louis [Kmorsoti secretary of state, who is jnational manager for Lowdea. and ifrod Sterling, treasurer of Illinois. White it is understood that the 11
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an uninstructed delegation. The old time Republican organisation is working to this end to safeguard its power and be largely represented in the “process of elimination and compromise'’ in the national convention
Telegram From Johasea.
Zell C. Swain. Indiana manager for Senator Johnson, has received a telegram from the senator, who is now in Nebraska, saying he would be in Indiana the first few days of neat week,< would spend Friday and Saturday in New Jersey and would then return to Indiaha for the remainder of the In-
diana primary campaign.
Mr. Swain expects that the senator will speak at the Columbia Club at noon April 29 and at the Sixth district Republican rally at Richmond the evening of the 2#th. Mr. Swain savs many demands for speeches by Johnson are coming in; Hammond. <Mxy and Whiting have asked for hint. “Beech Grove (seat of the Big Four railroad shops near Indiana-
polis) must have him.”
It is reported that among the Employes of the Beech Grove Big Four shops are not a few who are In favor
Bmerson's expressed view is that the nominee will be determined by a “process of elimination and compro-
m, ffarTv Daugherty. Harding’s na-1 ^ government ownership of rallraoda
ttonal manager, has said that fifteen or twenty men. more or less weary, seated about a table on Friday morning, about 2 a. m.. at the national convention, will answer the question
“whom shall we nominatsT’
With Johnson'^ help the Lowden
for which Johnson made a speech in the congress. Swain says Johnson has all the delegates to the national convention elected in the city of Chicago Tuesday except one. Johnson had the advantage in Chicago of the support of Mayor William Hale Thompson and the Hearst influence
SINN FEINERS RELEASED. Mere, Irish Time* Say. Gives Officials
Breathing Spell.
BERLIN. April U.—Commenting on
the temporary release yesterday of sixty-eight Sinn Feiners who fiad been on a hunger strike in Mountjoy
prison, the Irish Time* says:
last night by the Labor party the dislocation of traffic and sence of transport have
townP of food.
It say* the abdenuded
FOUR MORE FOR WOOD.
Tennessee G. O. P. Convention la-
* j struels Delegate* for General.
ALL BUT 249 PRECINCTS IN CHATTANOOGA. Tenn„ April 15.— | The state Republican convention yesGeveraor F. O. Lowden’s Lend Stands ! terday elected eight delegates at
at 74-81S. I large, with half a vote each, and init v istHicted them to vote for Leonard
CHICAGO. April !».—-Go\ernor F. i wood's nomination at Chicago a* long O. Lowden’s plurality Over Leonard I as his name is before the national
Wood in Tuesday’s presidential pref-j invention.
polled 45.909 votes, of which 40.SS1 were cast in Cook county, where he
HCUy Hall-
Randolph
Nationalist Ireland has worked itself into such a passion over the sufferings of the prisoners that a single death in Mountjoy prison might have provoked an almost uncontrollable
outburst of crime and lawlessness, was benefitted by theH This at any rate has been averted, and ! Mayor Thompson-William combined with a breathing space It Hearst influence, gives the new authorities in Dublin .
castle it may be accepted as a justification for the climb down which in any other circumstances would have
been wholly ignominious.”
Prohibition on food exports from Ireland until the market becomes normal is demanded in a manifesto issued
erence primary rtandr .« 74.8, 3 . -U. | mS},^V.rYohTV oSS. jSS S3 out of 102 counties complete and M. Littleton. S. F. Murray. Newell w*h rnly :4S Prronctr o... of 4. MO i" fI'twSV “odVolVl
the state missing. Governor Low-j £ 00 p er gw £ b
den’s vote was 234.239. and General | " • —
Wood's 159,426.
Senator Hiram W. Johnson, of Cal- f ifornia. whose name was written in
The Simple Pleasure*.
Inoi*
kdew force* counted on a
jreater plurality than their candidate 1 ved tn hid heme *tat* and were lieappointed over the good showing le by leopard Wood, they eay that down-state vote for lowden waa ttifytng, though one of the Indiana liticiaus who la an adviser at Lowheadquartcre ha* said that anyig leas than per cent, of the of a candidate In h|e home elate • not encouraging. I.<>* A> n received ut 62 per wnt. of the primary vote
iiunata
Farmers far WmmI. Reports from over Indiana tndicata I that the farman* are moathr • for |(^>onard Wood and that the effort to
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