Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1928 — Page 7

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WHEELER AND OLD MONTANA ENEMIES MIX Senator Seeks Re-Election Against Powerful Opposition. BY LEO R. SACK WASHINGTON, May 24.—Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana is engaged in a' bitter struggle with his old enemies in seeking re-elec-tion. Fighting is not anew experience for him. He has contended against odds ever since he entered public life. Wheeler is concluding his first term in the Senate. It 'has been one marked by spectacular fighting. But the present fight against him is not being conducted by those whom he opposed in Washington, but by those he fought 4n Montana when he successfully stopped a movement to drive Senator Thomas J. Walsh from public life. Had Walsh been defeated, the Teapot Dome scandal might never have been exposed. Fights Copper Interests The Anaconda Copper Company, one of the nation's industrial giants, dominates Montana politics. In 1910 it sought to prevent the Montana legislature from electing Walsh as Senator. Wheeler had been elected to the legislature from Silver BowCounty, where the Anaconda's chief interests are located. Despite this he defied the wishes of the company and voted for Walsh. Walsh was defeated then but with Wheeler’s assistance he was elected two years later. Wheeler has been a “marked man” ever since. In 1912 he ran for attorney ger al of Montana, and was defeated, but Walsh came to the Senate and 'Woodrow Wilson went to the White House. Walsh, knowing that a fighter was needed as United States Distinct Attorney for Montana, recommended his young friend. President Wilson agreed and Wheeler was appointed. As federal attorney he prosecuted several cases involving men of great wealth who had defrauded the Government. Wheeler played no favorites. Hard Job Ahead In 1918 Wheeler resigned. In 1920 he was nominated Democratic candidate for Governor. The Harding landslide and the opposition of the copper companies his election. Two years Ijiteer he was a candidate for the United States Senate and despite the usual opposition he was nominated and elected. Now he is seeking re-election and the copper and allied business interests are backing a formidable candidate against him in the ( primaries. If he wins the nomination. he will have another real fight for the election. COUPLE FATALLY HURT Alexandria Man, Wife Die Day Following Accident. Tin . os Special MARION, Ind., May 24.—Injuries received in an auto accider' near Fail-mount, Ind., Tuesday, caused the deaths of Ernest Zell, 45, and his wife, of Alexandria, today. Zell died in Grant County Hospital. Wednesday night. His wife, who was not thought to have been seriously injured, went to her home after the wreck. She died suddenly Wednesday afternoon.

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