Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 20, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1928 — Page 3

JUNE 4, 1928.

HITS BAILEY AS ! ‘BOSS-RIDDEN , CITY^RESIDENT Frederick Attempts to Stem Sweeps of Convention •g' Here Wednesday. BY ROBERT BEARD Attempting to stem the tide of Democratic sentiment which promises to sweep Frank C. Dailey into the gubernatorial nomination on an early ballot in the Democratic State convention here Wednesday, John E. Fredrick, Kokomo manufacturer, who ran 50,000 votes behind Dailey in the primary, has sent letters to the 1,185 delegates labelling Dailey as a resident of “the boss-ridden capital city.” Although Dailey carried sixtynine of the ninety-two counties in the State and attained 30,000 of his 50,000 plurality outside of Marion County, Fredrick in his appeal to delegates, predicts defeat for the party in November if Dailey, an Indianapolis resident, is nominated. Encloses Stamped Envelope' “It is my belief,” the letter to delegates read, “that we can profit by the sentiment shown at the recent Republican State convention, when a vast majority of the delegates refused absolutely to consider an Indianapolis candidate for Governor. Due to political conditions in Marion County in recent years, the people of out-State are not inclined to turn over their entire political structure to the boss-ridden capital city. “Few would say that, with our candidate for President, Evans Woollen, and our candidate for United States Senator, Albert Stump, both Indianapolis residents, it would be the part of political prudence for us to name a Marion County man for our gubernatorial nominee. This in the face of the further fact that Indiana has defeated every Indianapolis candidate for Governor in the last fifty-six years, among them five Democratic candidates.” Fredrick, asking an expression of delegates’ views, enclosed a stamped and addressed return envelope with each letter he sent out. Popularity State-Wide Dailey came to Indianapolis from Bluffton, Ind., where he was born, reared and entered the law practice, January, 1914, when he was appointed United States district attorney. He has resided here ever since, although Bluffton persists in its claim upon him. His friends point out that his services as district attorney and special assistant to the United States Attorney General in the prosecution of election frauds indicate his freedom from “boss-ridden” politics and fit him for the political clean-up that exposures of political corruption make timely. Primary returns bear as evidence that Dailey’s popularity was Statewide the fact that he attained a majority of votes in thirty-six of the sixty-nine counties he carried. He received a majority in five districts and a plurality in four others. Demands Ninth District. He failed of a plurality in the First, Fifth, Ninth and Thirteenth Districts; but in the Fifth carried four of six counties; in the Ninth, Fredrick’s home district, carried four of the eight counties; and in the Thirteenth, carried six out of seven, losing St. Joseph county because of South Bend. Fredrick, it is understood, is demanding the support of all the delegates in the Ninth district, where each carried four counties, and at the same time asking an even split oof Seventh District (Marion County) delegates where Dailey leceived 21,066 votes to 1,077 for Fredrick. BANDIT TAKES AUTO Owner Drives Car at Point of Gun; Escapes. Wid Morrison, 1025 N. Tuxedo St., recounted today how a bandit, at the point of a gun, forced mm to drive an automobile, and how after unsuccessfully trying to wreck the car he escaped, leaving the machine in the bandit’s possession. “Drive on/ commanded a Negro when Morrison got into his automobile at the St. Clair St. entrance of the Elks Club Saturday. At Pennsylvania and St. Clair Sts. Morrison attempted to run the car over the curb and into an iron post, but the Negro snatched the wheel, righting the car. Morrison jumped from the vehicle and escaped. ARRANGE ALUMNI FETE Committee Named to Plan Tech Cannon Staff Banquet. Miss Elizabetm Moschenross Is chairman of the reception and invitation committee of the Arsenal Technical High School Cannon staff alumni banquet to be given June 16 at the'Columbia Club. She is assisted by Miss Beatrice Burgan, ’27, and Miss Rosalind Taylor, '26. • A revue directed by Miss Naomi Adams will be given. Miss Naomi Guild has charge of a series of dances given by Misses Miriam Scad, Naomi Guild, Anna Marie Brodeur, Elsie Gilkiilson, Sheila Wilson and Virginia Lett. SPEECH UNAUTHORIZED Frank C. Ayres, committee on publication for the Christian Science Churches of Indiana, said today that recent newspaper notices to the effect that Carl Gluck will give a free Christian Science lecture and wiU discuss Mary Baker Eddy’s book, “Christ and Christmas,” at the Washington Hotel Monday night, are misleading to the public. Ayres said that Carl Gluck is not authorized in any way to speak on Christian Science, and that he is not now, nor has he ever been, even a member of the Christian Science Church. VPe can supply money now for current needs. Confidential and quick. CAPITOL LOAN CO., 141 Vi E. Wash. St.—Advertisement,

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