Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 286, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1930 — Page 20

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VICE-PRESIDENT RACE iS NEW ' G, O.P. WORRY Curtis Is Willing to Run Again; Boom Launched ' for Walter Brown. Bn Brrlppu-TToKfird Kewtpaver Alliance WASHINGTON, April iO.— Friends of Vice-President Curtis today let It be known that he would not make an active campaign for renomination in 1932, but would rest content with the decision at the head of the ticket as to whether he should be the running mate again. This view, known to have been

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authorized by Curtis, is understood to be his answer to reports that Postmaster-General Walter F. Brown was at least a passive candidate for second honors. The Brookhart patronage committee has received evidence that certain postoffice employes In the south have been active in Brown’s behalf, and this Information recently was turned over to Curtis himself. In fact, Chairman Brookhart offered to take the matter up on the floor, but is said to have been dissuaded by the Vice-President. In the event Brookhart asks for anew committee to investigate reports that Brown has been dickering with southern elements ousted from party control by President Hoover, Curtis would be called upon to name the investigators. Because of the possible embarrassment, no action has been taken either by Brookhart or Curtis. Despite Curtis’ attitude about 1932, and his age—he now is 70 years old—it is known his friends

would protest against any attempt to shelve him for Brown, or any other Individual closer to the administration. Brown himself, as a matter of fact, repudiated efforts that may have been made to work up interest in his candidacy. Nevertheless, the situation has caused some discomfiture for both the cabinet members and the VicePresident, as discussion of renomination of the Vice-President is unusual so early In the political season. DOPE PEDDLER FREED Canadian Court Refuses to Order American Extradited. By United Press VANCOUVER, B. C., April 10.— Ruling that violation of the American federal narcotic laws is not an extraditable offense from Canada today meant freedom for Jack Sieman, alleged San Francisco and New York gangster, who at one time was an Arnold Rothstein cohort. Sieman “jumped” SIO,OOO bail in San Francisco a year ago.

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U. S. ENGINEER, HELD CAPTIVE IN MEXICO.FREED Ransomed Kidnap Victim Was Prisoner of Bandits for Four Weeks. Bis United Press MAZATLAN, Sinaloa, Mexico, April 10.—Preparations for reception of J. E. Bristow, Texas mining engineer, were made by American officials here today upon receipt of advices that the ransomed kidnap victim probably w'ould arrive Friday. Except for the brief messages re-

veallng Bristow was in good health, heavily bearded and longing for some American chewing tobacco, there was little information in tho hands of the United States consulate concerning his adventures in the mountainous regions of Nayarit and Queretaro during the four weeks he was held captive by bandits. Gordon Obie Bristow, his son, was understood to have paid about $1,500 ransom for release of his father, who was received by the rescue party at Ahuacatlan. They later went to Tepee, en route here. Ransom of 10,000 pesos had been demanded until federal troops closed in on the bandits. Antarctic Expedition Honored Bn United Press MELBOURNE. Australia, April 10. —Members of the Antarctic expedition headed by Sir Douglas Mawson were honor guests at a civic reception given Wednesday by the lord mayor of Melbourne.

TWO ARE HELD TO JURY Man, Wife Arrested After Charge of “Badger Game.” Gus O • rtree, 37. of 315 East North street, alleged “runner” for a professional bondsman, and his wife. Mrs. Stella Overtree, 24, were held to the Marion county g.-and jury under bonds of SI,OOO each in municipal court Wednesday afternoon on larceny charges. Charges of intoxication against

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