Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 298, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1926 — Page 7

APRIL 15, 1926

BAR READY TO EXPRESS CHOICE * Members Will Ballot Again on Judicial Candidates. Members of the Indianapolis Bar Association were preparing today for the final vote to determine the choice of attorneys for judicial positions in Marion County. Results of the first ballot were announced Wednesday night at a meeting at the Elks Club. T'vo highest candidates, one each ticket, placed on the final ballot were: For Circuit Court. Republicans. Harry O. Chamberlin. Vinson-H. Manifold: Democrat. Joseph R. Williams; tor Superior Court One. Republicans James St. Leathers. Claude H. Anderson: Democrat, Frank T. Brown: Superior Court Two. Republican. Linn D. Hay: Democrat. Stephen Clinehaus; Superior Court Throe. Republicans. Maurice Tv Tennant. W. Otis Drinlaw: Democrats. Wootlbvru Masson. KdwarJ tV. Little: Superior Court Four. Republican. Byron h. Clliott. Clinton 11. Givan: Democrats. Carl W. Wood. Oscar C. Mafrentier: Superior Court Five Republicans. Joseph M. Milner. Russell T. Mac Fall: Demoerats. Thomas D McGee Walter J. Brown. Probate Court. Republicans. Mahlon R. Bash. J. Fred Masters; Democrats. H. Nathan Swaim. Albert M. Sch mol linger; Criminal Court, Republicans. James A Collins. Ralph R. Jones; Democrats. Clarance E. Weir. James D. Krmston; Juvenile Court. Republicans. Frank J. Lahr. Clyde P. Miller: Democrats. Jasob L. Steinmetz. John Corrigan. Edgar M. Blessing of Danville, Jnd., former public service commission member, addressed the association at the regular monthly banquet. FACTIONS SEEK SEATS Coffin and Voters’ League Candidates for Convention. Rival factions of the Republican party here will contest for delegates to the State convention. Lists of candidates, one headed by George V. Coffin and other prepared by the Marion County Voters' League were filed Wednesday with the county clerk. The 235 delegates of Marion County will have much to say if the short-term race goes into State convention for decision. Men are 'aligned for Senator Arthur R. Robinson, and it is believed the league will favor Arch G. Graham, South Bend attorney.

16 STUDENTS HONORED Butler Scholastic Fraternity Elects New Members. Membership of Butler chapter, Phi Kappa Phi, national scholastic fraternity, was increased sixteen students today, according to announcement of Miss Emily Helming, secretary. Students elected "Wednesday: Virginia Curtis, Mary Winter, Lewis Wilson, Florence Pitts, Helen Chandler, Marjorie Chiles, Evelyn Carpenter, Dorothy White, J. J. Bailey, Marie Tacoma, Wanda Haverkamp, Margaret Walter, Dorothy Crey, Brewer Graham, Lucilo Stokes and Edtm Todd. Dr. W. L. Rie.haw.lson was elected president. YORK TAKES UP WORK New Member of Pardon Board to Investigate Fees. Charles C. York of jndianapolis, newly appointed member of the State pardon board, today assumed his duties as secretary of the body, succeeding the late Caleb S. Dertnu. Dr. George S. Hennitiger, president of the board, announced an immediate investigation of the charge that certain attorneys are charging exorbitant fees for appearing in behalf of the prisoners desiring freedom.

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BORNS TALKS FOR ECONOMY Candidate for Legislature, Others Make Promises. Economy in government through an honest, business-like program was stressed by’ Frank Borns, Republican candidate for renomination as State representative from Marion County, at a meeting at Twenty-Sev-enth St. and Cornell Ave. Wednesday night. Promise of fair appraisement was voiced by John E. King, seeking the Republican nomination as Center Township assessor, at three meetings at the First United Brethren Church. Park * Ave. and Walnut St.. 2217 K. Michigan- St. .and at 14. 0 Shepard St. Patrick J. McCormick, candidate for the Democratic nomination ns

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