Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 146, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1926 — Page 4
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SELECTION OF j CANDIDATES TO ENDONMONDAY Parties in New York to Name Their Aspirants for Senate. R 'WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-V*'ftial formalities in the selection of stxtyfeix Republican and Democratic senatorial candidates will be com* pleted with the New York choice of Democratic senatorial candidate Monday. Cambpaign manners of .both parties set their gears in motion here today for opening of the tfall campaign. ; Senator McNary, Republican, .Oregon, returned from a Republican managerial pOw-wow'in Chicago to speakers to Mhe standard, including many cabinet officers. Senator Gerry, Rhode Island, chsfirman *of the Democratic senatorial campaign committee held l;i conference with Senator BayanJ, Delaware, to dVrange 'opening of the Democratic speakers' -bureau hree. This activity is the direct result of the promised closing of the primary campaigns Monday. At that time New York Democrats will designate ; Charles F. Wagner as their senatorial candidate to oppose 'Senator Wadsworth, Republicans iincumbeht and then fight officially 'will be on. * Since early spring thirty-three •State primary elections have been field in which Senatorial candidates , were chosen of the twenty-five Republican Senators up for re-eleetYon, .six had their political heads lopped off in the primaries. Nineteen won “Th the primaries. On the other hand, out of five -Democrats up for re-election, five were nominated. Only in Alabama ; was a change made in the Democratic phalanx. There Senator Oscar ‘Underwood declined to run again sand Hugo L. B'ack received the Democratic nomination. RHEUMATISM HAS VANISHED SINCE SHE GOT KONJOLA Limbs Swollen; Joints Stiff and Rigid; All Relieved, Local Lady States. My son was the first in our family :to benefit by taking Konjola, and : .then I started taking this medicine myself and it has also cleared up a •bad case of rheumatism for me, so there is no doubt in my mind about
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