Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1924 — Page 2

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KLANSMEN STATE PREFERENCES IN DEMOCRATIC SLATE Purported Resolution Carries Name of Olin R. Holt to Governor, That the Ku-Klux Klan will play a prominent part in the Democratic State convention was made known today when Klaverns over the State, in a letter said to have come from Klan headquai ters. were asked for their preference of candidates for State office. The slates generally favor Olin R. Holt. Kokomo, for Governor, with a few slating Senator Joseph Cravens, Madison, according to information. Other candidates: J. Li. Strange, Marion, Lieutenant Governor; Perry Rule. Bringhurst, secretary of State: Robert Bracken, State auditor; Perry Easton, Sanborn, treasurer of State; Pleasant Hightower, superintendent of public instruction; Charles O. Brown. Logahsport, and John C. Etzold, Indianapolis, reporter Supreme Court; Wilson D. Lett, Marion, judge of Supreme Court Fourth district. A resolution purported to have been adopted by the Nathan Hale Klan No. 11, Kokomo, indorses Holt for Governor. The resolution says he is a member of the Hale Klan. These names are said to be signed

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to the resolution: Robert L. Hutto, Russell P. Hall, Morton Lamb, John B. Jerreell, J. R. Mcßeynolds, W. E. Seaver, Everet Nixon, exalted Cyclops; Clyde P. Paris, Kligrapp. Holt, in previous statements, has denied he is a member of the Klan and that he Is Klan candidate. Robert Bracken, auditor of State, today declared he knew nothing of the alleged Klan slate. He said: “I am not a member of the KuKlux Klan and never have been.” FOUNDERS ARE HONORED Chamber of Commerce Holds Speedway Smoker. Builders of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway were honored at the Cham, ber of Commerce. Carl G. Fisher and Arthur Newby were two of the founders present. James A. Ailison, president of the company, is ill at his home. The late Frank H. Wheeler was another founder. Among the speakers were Henry L. Dithmer, chamber president; Homer McKee; Gar Wood. Detroit racing boat builder; W. S. Gilbreath. Detroit Automobile Club; Frank Wampler. Hoosier Motor Club; Herbert R. Duckwall, motor boat racing enthusiast; J. I. Handly, former motor oar builder, and J. Lee Barrett of the Detroit Marine-Aero Engine Company. Six Summoned Before Jury Bu Times Special SHELBYVILLE, Ind.. May 30. Six Indianapolis residents have been summoned to appear before the grand jury which is to investigate the fatal shooting of John Osborne at his home in Smithland. Charles Snyder is being held in connection with tty, shooting. The six persons were said to have been at the Osborne home when the shooting occurred. *

MARBLE CHAMP LEAVES SATURDAY Kennard Ong to Leave for Scene of National Contest, The races today could no£ prevent Kennard Ong. 13. of 2361 Park Ave., Indianapolis marble champion, f-roni thinking of his trip to Atlantic Citj, where he will compete with fifty-three champs from other cities. Ho will leave at 7:45 a. m. Saturday with a Times representative for Philadelphia, Pa., where he will Join other champs. Sunday the champions will hike through Valley Forge. The champs will be in Atlantic City Monday where the National games tvi'.l be conducted. Two Get M. A. Degree Benjamin J. Burris, State superintendent "t public instruction, and Mary E. Moran, associate professor of English, Indiana State Normal School, will receive the first masters degree to be conferred on extension division students by Indiana University. Both have done the required work In classes In the Indianapolis center. Pharmacy Wins Prize MjcCammon Pharmacy, College Ave. and Thirty-Eighth St., has been awarded first place in a window trimming display conducted as a part of the city-wide fire prevention and beautification campaign. Nick Kern store, 947 W. Michigan St., won second place.

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