Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 287, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1930 — Page 3

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175 CANDIDATES DROP RACE FOR PRIMARY VOTES Campaign Gets Under Way as Withdrawal Period Deadline Is Reached. Report was made today by the off's of the Marion county clerk and hie secretary of state that 175 candidates in the May primary for county posts and the state legislature and precinct committeemen had withdrawn from the race by midnight Thursday, the deadline on withdrawals. Republican candidates for impor- j rant posts who withdrew are Wil- : iiam Anderson, candidate for j sheriff; Arthur M. Dins more, for prosecutor; J. Elwood Jones, state; representative; Scott Gehring, coun- I ty commissioner First district ; Morris | D. Moss, county assessor: Charles O. Harris and Alonzo Jeffers, for county treasurer; William A. Boyce. Jr., for recorder, and Charles D. Rogers, council man Second district. Flanders Disqualified Democratic candidates withdrawing Included: Howard D. Bates for Judge of superior court five; Woodbum Masson, superior court three; John Rod wick, Wilfred Bradshaw, Will A Mason and Frederick S. Steiger, state representative; Joseph J Speaks, coroner; Humphrey C. Harrington, treasurer; Thomas D. Walsh, county clerk; and Charles S. Maxwell, councilman. First district. George O. Hutsell, county clerk, declared William H. Flanders,; Democratic candidate for county commissioner, disqualified because he failed to file a notice of candidacy, although he signed the candidate's record book. Out In Township Race One hundred twenty Republican candidates for precinct committee- j men withdrew; as did twenty-two Democrats. Three Democratic candidates for township offices also withdrew. They are: Alva Gulley, candidate for assessor of Wayne township; Alvin Mosely, justice of the peace Center township, and Prank Metzger. trustee of Washington township. OLD PISTOL IS STOLEN Relic Taken From Home by Burglars; Watch, Cash Also Vanish. An old-style frontier Colt revolver, valued as a relic, was stolen from i the home of J. D. Thacher, 3444 North Pennsylvania street, Apartment 13, by burglars who also took a watch and cash valued at a total of SIOO Thursday night, police were told, Mrs. Elmer Grayson. 1617 Nowland j avenue, reported wearing apparel; and cash valued at SSO stolen from her home. Clothing valued at $l3O was stolen from the home of Mrs. Sadie Stewart. 414 West New York street, by burglars. Noted Theater Figure Dies Bv I'nited Press NEW YORK. April 11.—T. J. McBride, who originated the theater ticket brokerage system, is dead at the age of 84. Death was due to pneumonia.

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