Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1925 — Page 15

SECOND SECTION

MAYORALTY CAMPAIGN IS NOW UNDER WAY

Five in Primary Fight for Republican Nomination —Duvall, Lemcke and W iimeth Regarded as Leaders at Present. With five candidates in the field the race for the Republican nomination for mayor is now vigorously under way. Three of the candidates are outstanding and political observers believe the field will dwindle down to two soon. Ralph A. Lemcke and John Duvall are regarded as the leaders in the free-for-all primary race at present.

Both th* Lemcke ana Duvall campaigns arc definitely under way formation of airtight organizations and establishment of headquarters. The candidacy of City Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth has assumed un-looked-for proportions, however, and friends of the jurist predict he will lie in the running when the vo£es are counted. Lemcke, representing the ShankArm ttage-Jewett faction of the Republican party, Is pulling support from the city administration forces and from the antl-Klan voters, while Duvall is backed by the George V. Coffin county organization, and will Jikely get Klan support. ■ It is said by some that Coffin may Pbring- out another candidate and friends of Former Sheriff George Snider are urging that he make the race, p'rienda of Snider claim he was promised support of the Coffin faction, but that while he was in Florida, Coffin switched to Duvall. It is said the switch did not set very well with Snider although it is said he ha.s been promised reward in an official capacity should the Duvall ticket go over. W. S. Frye of the Frye Transfer Company has opened headquarters st 1015 Roosevelt building, and is organizing a city-wide campaigp. Frye will announce his platform and a list of aides within the next few days, he said. Frye is running independently of any faction, he ec'M when he made his announcement. Howard E. Cadle, who announced his candidacy some months ago is not making an active campaign to date, but his friends say he will get into the swim in the near future. Lucius O. Hamilton, who withdrew from the race several days ago, has Indicated he will support Ijemcke. Hamilton in withdrawing his name declared city politics now place for any but a professional politician. Friends of Judge Wilmeth are pointing !to the “horse race*' he made for t lie city judgeship and say hefims been working up an organization and pledging support for the past several months. City Councilman Walter W Wise kias announced he will not be a candidate, but will support Wilmeth. Adojph Emhardt. member .of the

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city school board, filed his candidacy late today with city clerk on the Democratic ticket. M. J. Spencer, who has been considered as a likely candidate, has announced he will not run. Reginald Sullivan, Seventh District Demooratlc chairman, is being udged by friends to make the race, and a petition signed by several thousrnd voters was presented to Sullivan Thursday. Although he has not made a definite Vatement ,his announcement is expected within the next few days. Jackson K. Landers. Fred Hoke and Frank Wampler are others mentioned as likely Democratic candidates. Wampler has intimated that with proper support he would make the race. William E. Clauer, Democratic city chairman, has declared he has no pet candidate far the mayoralty and Is only willing to support the best man for the race. Clauer defeated .the Russel Ryan “machine’’ which has been in control of city and county Democratic politics for the past four years. Sullivan is acceptable to both Ryan and Clauer, ie is said. SPACE IS TAKEN FOR HUE SHOW Exposition Will Be Held April 6-11. Booths are already being installed In the Manufacturers' Bldg., at the fairground for the fouith annual Home Complete Exposition to be held here April 6 to 11, under auspices of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. It was announced Thursday night by J. Frank Cantwell, director, at a dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. "This

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will be Indiana’s mlllion-dollar home show’’ Cantwell declared. Final instructions have been mailed to the 146 exhibitors who have taken space. Cantwell said 63,*>00 square .feet of floor space will be devoted to displaying everything for the home. Exhibits this year will exceed any of those in the former shows, he said. Cantwell said a “budget built home'* is being erected in the building. A. S. MacLeod, chairman exposition committee of the Indianapolis Retail Lumbermen's Association, said thirty-seven lumber dealers were co-operating in an exhibit. i Breakfast Burglar* LONDON. March 13.—Four burgfkra broke into a house here, coolly lit the gas and boiled a dozen eggs for theiir breakfast. They then ransacked :the house without waking any of the occupants.

are expected to list returns and pay the first installment of their tax before midnight Monday, according to M. Bert Thurnun, collector of internal revenue for Indiana. All who fail to do so by

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SECOND SECTION

Custody of Cat 1$ Given to Wife - Bu Time* Rttecial ANDERSON. Ind., Marah 13. —Mrs. Goldie Job was a husband today, but shq.jjgd,. her cat and was happy. , r . Judge Kittjnger awarded a divorce from ber husband, Earl Jobe. In dividing personal property Judge ger also awarded her the * today of the family kitty.” V,