Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1926 — Page 12

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NOMINATION OF MAGNUS JOHNSON SEEMSASSURED Will Be Opposed for Governor by Christianson, Governor Incumbent. By United Press ST. PAUL, Minn., June 22.—Magnus Johnson, apparently has won the farmer-labor nomination to be Governor and will be opposed at the fall election by Theodore Christianson (Rep.) incumbent. Christianson had more than a two to one lead over George E. Leach, mayor of Minneapolis, while Johnson was running 'slightly ahead of Tom Davies, .Minneapolis attorney. The vote in the Republican race in 1,123 precincts out of 3,589 In the State stood: Christianson, 108,918. Leach, 47,440. In the Farmer Labor race the vote in 860 precincts stood: Johnson, 22,540; Davis, 19,987. Representative Oscar Keller was defeated by Melvin J. Mass, who ran on a platform of modification of the prohibition law. Keller has served several terms in the lower body and was the man who asked for inpeachm°n: of former Attorney General Daugherty. ,K> • joined the La Follettee insurgent group in the House in ‘the 58th Congress but came back into the Republican fold when the present Congress convened. BREWSTER HOLDS LEAD Apparently Renominated for Maine Governorship. Bu United Press PORTLAND, Me., June 22.—Re- . turns from yesterday’s State primaries gave Governor Ralph O. Brewster a comfortable lead over Maj. Arthur L. Thayer of Bangor, in their contest for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Returns from 224 election precincts of the 663 in the State gave Brewster 13,669 and Thayer,- 8,804. CIVIC BODY TO MEET South Side Taxpayers’ Association will hold its monthly meetings Friday at 7:30 p. m. at School 61, Shelby and Sanders Sts.

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SIDELIGHTS AT CHURCH CONVENTION

This picture gives an Idea of the way the throngs packed the streets about Holy Name Cathedral when the Eucharistic Congress opened.

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Here is a close-up of Cardinal Bonzano bestowing his blessing on the crowds outside Holy Name Cathedral.

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Pilgrims get thirsty, sometimes — arid this enterprising chap has set up a refreshment stand near the cathedral. His sign tends to convey the impression the drink has a kick, but the chances are it's well within the Volstead law.

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Bishop Grimont of Alaska is shown here with two Catholic Eskimos at the Eucharistic Congress The trio had to make a six weeks' journey to get to Chicago.

WAR ON DISEASE MEETINGSUBJECT Tuberculosis Body Will Outline Activities. Anti-disease activities, school child riutrltion wohk, and Christmas seal sales will be discussed by Marion County Tuberculosis Association at the thirteenth meeting Wednesday at the home of Dr. Alfred Henry, 4949 N. Illinois St. Dr. Henry is association president. The year's program, expected to include several new phases of health work, will be outlined. Officers will be elected. Reports will be submitted by Mary A. Meyers, executive secretary; Helen Neal, child health edu cation director; Mrs. Florence Waltz Bell, nutrition director; June Gray, health industry director: Ruth Richardson, occupational.therapy instructor at Sunnyside Sanitarium; Alma Lancaster, county nurse; Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen, association treasftrer. and others. The soot discharged into the atmosphere in Great Britain each year represents three days’ coal output of all the British mines. @at 9 tortiJht take KLOK-LAX for constipation

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RAPS SYSTEM OF LIQUORDEPIJTIES Prosecutor’s Plan Wasteful, Declares Murray. Politicians today wondered whether the barrage of Raymond F. Murray, Democratic candidate for Marion County prosecutor, against employment of three deputy attorneys general to prosecute liquor cases for Prosecutor William H. Remy, Republican candidate, forecasts injection of a wet and dry battle as the dominant issue of the county campaign. Addressing the Democratic Progressive League at the Indiana Democratic Club Monday night, Murray attacked the fee plan, under which the deputies are paid, as extravagant. “There is no reason," he declared, “why the many deputy prosecutors now employed by Mr. Remy and paid by the county should not enforce the liquor laws and the fees now paid to the deputy attorneys general be retained in the county treasury.” Murray pointed out the deputies already have received $18,020 in fees for services since Jan. 1, and estimated they will get more than $36,000 before the year ends.

MR. FIXIT Utility Must Remove Debris, Says City.

Let Mr. Fixit present your ease to city officials. He is The Times representative at the _ity hall. Write him at The Times. Utility companies must remove all debris D-efore the city engineers accept improvements, was the word Mr. Fixit obtained from Arthur Hau tier, assistant city engineer, today. DEAR MR. FIXIT: 1 want to know when the city water will be installed along Beecher St. and Churchman Ave. We would like to have the sewer finished at the cor ner here. There is a big pile of dirt in our front yard almost as high as the house. Couldn't we have oil on Church man Ave., as it is so dusty and Raymond St. is closed? / D. HOBBS. 2325 Beecher St. Haufler told Mr. Fixit the city engineers would compel the con tractor to remove the dirt before accepting the job. Your street will be oiled if the small quan tity available is not exhausted on thoroughfares with heavier traffic. DEAR MR. FIXIT: I would like to inform you that in the 2200 block on Pleaapnt St. the water company put In a main and it has sunk, leav ing chuck holes as well as mud holes. People have dumped their ashes to make a walk across the street and the walk is now the main gutter. TIMES READER. Your street Is on the list for early action by the street superintendent’s department. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Will you please see if we can have street signs on N. Holmes Ave. at Tenth St. and Speedway Ave.? Out-of-town guests get confused finding the street. There is no provision In this year’s budget for additional street signs other than those included in a contract with the Merchants Heat and Light Company.

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