Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 181, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1926 — Page 9

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DEMOCRATS GAIN SEVEN IN SENATE AND WIN HOUSE Far - Reaching Effects In- * volving Pending Issues and Leadership Seen. Bv United Brets WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. Farreaching political and legislative effects involving pending issues and present leadership of the Republican and Democratic parties were envisaged by political observers here today as a result of Tuesday’s congressional election. Final returns confirmed that the Democratic minority in the Senate bad been increased by seven votes and in the House by at least eighteen votes. Victories of three outstanding Democratic Governors —A1 Smith in New York, Donahey in Ohio, and Ritchie in Maryland—have strengthened movements to advance them as Democratic presidential candidates in 1028, with anew leadership of the Democratic party. The statement of Judge Olvaney, head of Tammany Hall In New York, that “it looks like A1 in 1928,” showed how the Smith men are talking as a result of the New York Governor’s 260,000 vote victory. Butler May Quit Similarly, the defeat of William M. Butler, chairman of Republican committee in Massachusetts senatorial contest, has revived rumors that he A CHILD DOESN'T LAUGH AND PLAT IF CONSTIPATED Look, Mother! Is tongue coated, breath feverish and stomach sour? “California Fig Syrup” can’t harm tender stomach, liver, bowels

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might retire as active head of the party. Democrats profess to believe that the defeat of Coolidge’s close political general in his home State of Massachusetts, combined with Democratic, upsets in the strategic State of New York and western States, may influence the President to turn leadership of the party over to someone else. His decision, hoyvever, is more likely to be influenced by his success in handling his new Congress during the last two years of his present term,, Senate Line-up Filial election figures also prompted discussion of what may be dons by the next Congress on the tariff, prohibition, farm relief and general economic legislation. The line-up shows the Senate will stand: Republicans, 48 (one vacancy in Maine). Democrats, 47. Farmer-Labor, 1. With such § slender plurality, including many Independent Republicans who will work with Democrats, there does not seem much possibility of passing any Administration measures opposed by the Democrats. An effort undoubtedly will be made by Democrats to revise the tariff, but it is doubtful of accomplishment. House Line-Up The line-up of the House will be: Republicans, 237. Democrats, 195. Farmer-Labor, two. Socialist, one. This majority, safer than the Senate, will enable House Republicans to nullify at least some Democratic legislation which may slip through the Senate.

IMMUNITY FUND WILL OPEN DRIVE (Continued From Page 1) "last year's gift plus” must be their i standard in solicitation. In the new j budget 7 cents on the dollar is allowed for a year’s administrative and : campaign expense, a lower percentage than in previous years. Last •year the percentage was approximately 7.5 per cent, Solicitation in the neighborhoods; beyond the mile square is being handled by the women's army, dividedj and subdivided geographically into thirty-five districts. Headed by Mrs. Russell Fortune, the women are assigned to raise $30,736. Special gifts divisions “A” and “B” have been soliciting larger gifts in advance of the campaign. These di-1 visions, with the women’s special gifts division “C," are assigned to j raise more than half the goal. Mrs, Thomas R. Kackley and Mrs. Wil- 1 liam H. (Joleman are leading the, women’s special gifts division, while Dick Miller and Carl S. Wagner are chairmen of divisions ”A” and “B. ” Mrs. Kackley’s workers have a quota to raise of .125,759 Miller’s division has an assignment of $396,921, and Wagner’s of $23,244. Branch House Division 'sri i'ption* from out-of-town firms with local branch houses are expected to reach $24,757. The branch house division is in charge of Walter Gledhill. Mile square division has sub--1 virir-d itself into six parts with these directors: A. E. Baker, Roy .Shields, # R. L. Colby, L. .U. Bell, Paul E. Simpson and C. M. Burpee. Mo-e than 150,000 employes in .200' fbtns and corporations will be solicited by the six employes' divisions headed by: Samuel Mueller. Eli Schloss, G M. Williams, Dwight Ritter. Frank A. Montrose, Robert P, Bits on. Campaign results will be posted daily on a, large clock to be erected at Kentucky Ave. and Washington SEE BORER DEVASTATION SteubeE County Farm Group, Headed By Wallace, in Canada. Led by State Entomologist Frank N. Wallace, a group of Steuben County farmers today was proceeding through the districts in Canada where the devastation of the European corn borer i: t In -,i \w. • East week Wallace lvad-- mi expedition of Indiana farmers who ares desirous of seeing first-hand the do struction wrecked by the latest agricultural pest and who wish to carry home information on how Canada combats the borer. In this plan, the State conservation department sees a feasible means of educating the farmers in Indiana's infested areas. Last week a similar* expedition to Canada was provided for a group of nine farmers from DeKalb County. The United States Navy radio station NAA at Arlington, broadcasts a time signal at noon and at 11 p. m. daily, using a wav* length of 458.6

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SENATECONTEST MAT BE ASKED (Continued From Page I) 490,407; Robinson, 499,090; Woollen, 477,996. Pluralities for the Republican candidates ranging from 25,000 to 60,000 in the final tabulations were indicated in the count on the race for State offices. Frederick E. Schortemeier, secretary of State, ran a strong race against Arthur Hamrick, Democrat, and the returns from 3,231 precincts gave Schortemeier 498,532, Hamrick 462,412. Mrs. Grace Urbahns of Valparaiso, had 431,162 votes in 2.873 precincts against 406,678 for Jap Jones, Democrat, in the count on balloting for State treasurer. The count from 2,681 precincts for auditor gave Lewis Bowman, Republican incumbent, 412,874, and David Ferguson, Democrat, 372,659. Charles Miller of Elkhart County had 422,296 votes in 2,810 precincts for State superintendent of public instruction, against 385,702 for John Linebarger, his Democratic opponent. Republican Judges Substantial leads were being held by Charles Biederwolf, Republican candidate for clerk of the State Su preme Court; Julius Travis and C R. Martin, Republican candidates for

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Justice of the Supreme Court, and Solon Enloe, Charles Beray, Willis McMahon and Albnzo Nichols, Republican Appellate Court candidates The Republican party will control thirty-seven of the fifty seats in the State Senate. Fifteen Republican Senators were elected Tuesday and terms of twenty-two others hold over through the 1927 session of the Legislature. The Democrats elected eleven Sen ators and have two holdovers. In the House returns Indicated election of fifty-nine Republicans out of the ninety-two Representatives. Peters contended that only the offl clal tabulation of returns will determine who have been elected United States Senators. He pointed oat that missing precincts include a number from Allen and Wells Counties, where the Democrats scored notable victories In precincts reported previously. On the basis of incomplete returns. Watson and Stump each carried for-ty-six counties. Watson appeared to have score greatest totals in Lake and Vanderburg Counties. Stump

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