Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1926 — Page 4

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ADAMS RECALLS OLD DAYS WHEN WATSONLOBBIED Says Senator Black Listed Man Whose Farm Bill He Is Supporting Now. Bv Times Special CLINTON, Ind., April 29.—Details Os a blacklist of members of Congress to be defeated as designated by Senator James E. Watson during days as a lobbyist were related by Claris Adams, candidate for the Republican long-term senatorial nomination, in an address here Wednesday night. “The list, containing names of both representatives and Senators, was partially in the handwriting of Senator Watson.” Adams said. “Upon the list written down by him were the names of Representative Haugen, author of the farm relief bill now backed by a solid Indiana delegation, and Senator Lenroot.” Commenting upon Watson’s statement advocating the Haugen bill, Adams said: “After a long period of complete Inaction and eloquent silence during which time the agricultural situation, long since acute, has become critical, now on the eve of the approaching primary, Senator Watson indorsed the Haugen relief bill. “The principle of this bill I indorsed early in the camapign. I am glad Senator Watson has indorsed the measure and hope he will support it as zealously after the primary, as well as voting for it.” RYAN AT FT. WAYNE Calls on Voters to Smash D. C. Stephenson Machine. 81/ United Press FT. WAYNE, Ind., April 29.—Oswald Ryan, aspirant for the Republican, short term senatorial nomination. warned against machine domination of Indiana politics In a speech to Allen County voters Wednesday night. Ryan brought up the name of D. Stephenson, former Klan dragon, and said the last remnants of his machine should be smashed by the vpters.

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