Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 170, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1926 — Page 13

OCT. 22, 1926

QUOTE WATSON’S PRIMARY FOE IN * FLAYING RECORD Democrats Use Words of Claris Adams to Answer ‘Why Change’? Quoting from campaign \peeches of Claris Adams, defeated in the primary for the Republican senatorial nomination, Democrats today answered the slogan of the Wat - son-RobinSoiij organization, “Why Change?” Reference was mode to Adams' statements of what he termed Senator James E. Watson's "sterile statesmanship, evasion, not voting and trailing propensities’ and his alleged services as a lobbyist for the •National Association of Manufacturers, subject of a congressional investigation. Called Party Durden Commenting on Watson's political record, Adams said in part: “Mr. Watson has been the Achilles heel of the party for almost twenty years. Mr. Watson’s record as a candidate is unvarying and unmistakable. He has been the lowest principal candidate upon every State ticket every time he ran.” ■Speaking at Clinton, Ind., Adams said: / "The only time that Senator Wat-I-W has been out of office during the r ti:;st thirty years, he was employed ;1 f lobbyist in behalf of a subsidiary of the National Manufacturers Association, which was vtbe subject of a congressional* investigation. The majority of the committee was Republican and yet its members did not hesitate to priti- ( sc Senator Watson publicly for using bis prestige gained as a Congressman to influence legislation for hire.”

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