Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 147, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1929 — Page 8

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6LOSSBRENNER ADDS PLANKS TO PLATFORM Mayoralty Aspirant Says He Will Strengthen City Boards. - A. M. Glossbrenner. Republican mayoralty nominee, added two planks to his campaign p’atform Tuesday night in addresses at 1420 North Alabama street and at the Jones taberr.acie, Blackford and West Michigan streets, with pledges to strengthen city school management and take political patronage from municipal government. He re Iterated his stand that he had not been a candidate for the mayoralty, but declared that he ~ame into the racist the solicitation of friends and associates, who oe'icved he could be of service to the city.

Promises Strong Boards "It is my firm belief.” he said, "as an instance of the freedom which is mine now and which shall be mine when I enter office, that no man ever stood in a better position to make the right kind of appointments to various controlling boards of this city. "I know that no administrative chain in business or government is stronger than it s weakest lihk. Give the city a weak board and a weak administration necessarily follows. Likewise, strong boards mean a strong administration.” “No man who deliberately seeks public office for thd 1 sake of office can give good boards. Ecund by promises, commitments and by other insurmountable objects, he is sure to be a failure as an adminlstator,” Glossbrenner declared. Glossbrenner asserted he "wouldn't have the mayor's job if I,had to make pledges for it” and that “I am making no promises to anybody for it.” Gives Views on Schools On the ‘management of city Echools the candidate said: “My platform is my intention to oppose any attempt by members of my administration to control or influence members of a school board

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or its ernployes or to meddle in any way with the operation of the public schools. I stand squarely behind that declaration.? Charles W. Jewett, former Indianapolis mayor, spoke at both meetings Tuesday night, launching verbal darts at Democratic government He bolstered Glossbrenner s claim to good government with a pledge that the candidate's election will mean "sound, staple, efficient and economic government to the best interests of Indianapolis.” He described Glossbrenner as a "business man of undisputed integrity and unquestionable character, who will not be controlled or influenced by any group.” Singers to Open Program Bu 7 r' Snrrlol ANDERSON. Ind., Oct. 30.—The Anderson Civic Music Association will open its fourth season Nov. 25, with a program by the International Male Singers. Other numbers Include Percy Grainger, composer and pianist; Miss Ilse Neimack, violinist, and Jose Mojica, Mexican tenor.

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FINISH IS SEEN FOR WATSON AS SENATE POWER \ Retirement to Florida Is Believed Forerunner of. Career End. Bu Kcrippu-Howard yeictpaper Allianrr WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.—Although it may be premature, Washington believes that the curtains are being drawn on the national career of Senator James E. Watson of Indiana, senate Republican leader and

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of thirty-five years of national political warfare. Watson announced Tuesday that he will leave Thursday for a rest in Florida, upon advice of three physicians. who told him he would break down unless he quit the strenuous duties of majority leader and took a rest. Watson Is 65 years old. His health has not been good for several years, and two years ago he took extended treatment at the Mayo sanitarium in Minnesota. This did not prevent him from waging the fight of his life against the nomination of President Hoover* He later campaigned industriously for the place of majority leader, to succeed Curtis and acquired it at the session of last December. But it has been one losing fight

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after another, with results visible in Watson's growing appearance of nervousness on the' senate floor. During the tariff fight he has seen the conservative Republican beaten and disorganized on point after point, with the changes in the flexible clauses of the law, and the debenture clauses, being written in despite his best efforts. Dogs Kill 40 Sheep GREENCASTLE, Ind., Oct. 30. Sheep killing dogs have been active east of here the past week, farmers having lost more than forty animals. Charles Broadstreet, James Albin and John Robe have been the heaviest losers.

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ANNOUNCE SPEECHES Republicans % Arrange for Tonight’s Meetings. Alfred M. Glossbrenner, Republican nominee for mayor, will speak tonight at 1461 Cornelius avenue and at the Douglass theater. Nineteenth street and Martindale avenue. Both meetings are set for 8 with Charles W. Jewett and David Venerable as additional speakers. Other Republican meetings tonight are: _7:30 P. M.—2222 Pleasant street. William

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H. Jackson and John C. Bankett. speakers. 8 P. M—4olo East Tenth street, William Henry Harrison: 1321 Relsner street. William Bosson Sr.: Colored Masonic temple. Indiana avenue: 831 North Tuxedo street. Movd D. Clavcombe and Fred R. Bonifleld: 2182 Olnev avenue. Bonifi<4d. speaker; 2012 North Tacoma avenue. Vinson H. Manifold and Chief Eaalefeather; 1342 Parker avenue. Delbert O W’ilmeth. 8:30 P. M.—Twenty-fifth and Oxford vreet. David Venerable. John C. Bankett and James Williams. Radio speech over WFBM. 8:15 EVAN S' AT ALL GROCERS

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