Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1930 — Page 2

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TRIO OF RACES WILL FEATURE G. 0. P. SESSION Contest for High Court, Treasurer, School Job in Prospect. bY BEN STERN WtTh preliminary arrangements completed for the Republican state convention, June 5, party leaders are watching three contests that will feature this year's session. Judge Benjamin Willoughby, Vincennes, has two opponents for nomination to the supreme court bench; Roy P. Wisehart. Union City, has one announced opponent for nomination as superintendent of public instruction: and three candidates are out for the nomination for state treasurer, succeeding Mrs. Grace Banta Urbahns Reynolds, who is retiring. Another contest looms for the appellate court post held by Judge Charles R. Remy, Indianapolis. Two possible candidates are Alex Cavins, deputy United States district attorney and Schuyler Haas. Seventh district chairman, long a wheelhorse of the Coffin organization. T. Morton McDonald < Prince .on, aspirant for Willoughby’s place, accompanied by Stuart Fisher, also of Princeton, and former First district chairman, visited the statehouse this week in an effort to obtain support. Meanwhile, friends of Thomas B. Coulter, Knox circuit judge are making state-wide appeals for their man. Harry Nichols, Madison, Fourth district chairman, candidate two years ago for the nomination for treasurer, is conceded the best chance. Caleb Williams, Anderson, Madison county recorder, and Sol Sudranski, Greencastle, retired businessmen, are dividing the field. There is a marked feeling that if Miss Mary Sleeth, Rushville, state vice-chairman becomes a candidate for treasurer, she will make a strong race. So far. Morgan L. Sterrett, Rensselaer, superintendent of the Jasper county schools, is the only opponent to Wisehart.

Fifield Unopposed Otto G. Fifield, Gary, is almost certain to be renominated, as no candidate has entered the lists in opposition. No opposition has developed sos Archie Bobbitt, English, who will bs renominated auditor. Charles L. Biederwolf, Ft. Wayne, also is unopposed as nominee for supreme court clerk. Nothing has occurred to mar the even current of the plans to again name Willard B. Gemmill, Marion, to the supreme court. Platform plans are being scrutinized sharply by Elza O. Lebanon, state chairman who conferred this week with Governor Harry G. Leslie regarding conditions throughout the state. Heniy Marshall. Lafayette publisher; George W. Stout, editorial writer, and John J. Brown, state highway director, and close counsellor of the Governor, were present at the conference. Meet at 7:30 According to arrangements, delegates to the state convention will meet at 7:30 p. m., Wednesday, June 4, at the statehouse. in district caucuses, and select one member from each district for the committee on resolutions; one each for the committee on rules and permanent organization; one each for a committee on credentials, and on convention vice-president. The committee on rules and permanent organization will meet in Room 921, Severln, at 9 p. m. Wednesday; credentials committee Room 901. and the resolutions committee, in Room 1224, at the same time. Anew polishing mitten has two thumbs, enabling it to be worn on either hand.

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FORT DENIES SAYING HOME BREW LEGAL Attempts to Clean Up Speech Held as Indorsing Intoxicants. By United Press EAST ORANGE, N. J„ May 29. Representative Franklin W. Fort, one of Ambassador Dwight D. Morrow's opponents in the Republican senatorial primary contest, said in a speech here Wednesday night that only nonintoxicating home brew and wine could be manufactured legally under present laws. Fort said he wished to clear up the impression 3f his recent congress speech, which he said was interpreted as indorsing the manufacture of beer and wine in private homes. He accused opposing speakers of distorting his meaning. Decatur Man Killed By t nilrd Press DECATUR, Ind., May 29.—Injuries suffered in a traffic accident were fatal to Owen Davis, 39, Decatur. David died three hours after his automobile hit a team of horses on the road, eight miles southeast of Decatur. His companion. Bernard Eiting, Decatur, escaped serious injury.

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RED ACTIVITIES PROBE MAPPED BY QUIZGROUP House Committee Named to Conduct Inquiry Into • Recent Charges. BY WILLIAM J. DUNN, United Frets Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON. May 29.—A special house committee, headed by Representative Fish (Rep., N. Y.), laid plans today for an exhaustive investigation of reported Communist activities in the United States. The committee, named late Wednesday by Speaker Longworth, was authorized by a recent house resolution and empowered to conduct its inquiry through the summer at any place it may select. Besides Chairman Fish the committee will include Representative Nelson (Rep., Me.); Bachmann (Rep., N. J.); Driver (Dem., Ark), and Eslick (Dem., Tenn.) Committee members would make no comment Wednesday night on their immediate plans. Fish indicated he had a great mass of material at hand and would have to study this carefully before making any plans public. It is likely, he said, the committee will spend much of its time in New

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York as reports of alleged Communist activities have been most persistent there. Fish sponsored a resolution proposing a similar investigation several weeks ago after New York police announced they had uncovered documents indicating the Amtorg Trading Corporation, Soviet commercial representative in this country, was connected with the reported activities. This was denied by the company’s officials. FLETCHER TRUST TO TAKE OVER BUILDING Rosealba Jordan Transfers Title of Meridian Life for Management. Ownership of the Meridian Life building, 311 North Pennsylvania street, has been shifted from Rosealba J. Jordan to the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company, it became known today with filing of the deed at the county recorder’s office. Trust agreement between the former owner and the trust company has been perfected, according to Donald S. Morris, vice-president of the Fletcher company, leaving title to the building in trusteeship for purposes of management. The property is a 93-foot frontage on Pennsylvania street north cf New York street. Hunt Fleagle in Mexico Bv United Press MEXICO CITY, May 29.—American police officers in Mexico to apprehend Jake Fleagle, wanted in Colorado for murder, were en route today to Chihuahua state where a man resembling him was .reported to have robbed a dice game.

HOODLUMS HIDE AS U. S. ISSUES 350 WARRANTS ♦ Federal Jurors at Chicago Charge Conspiracy to Violate Dry Law. Bu United Press CHICAGO, May 23.—The search was on today for 353 Chicagoans, many of them known hoodlums, who have been named in federal grand jury indictments charging con-

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provisions of the Jones “five and ten” law, and it was believed they might evade arrest on serious charges, Capone was charged with selling liquor at the Montmartre and the Cotton Club, two Capone strongholds in Cicero, which federal agents raided recently. Three of Capone’s men—Percy Haller. Harry Mcßae and Art Goldie —also were indicted in connection with the operation of the two night clubs. Queen Elizabeth of England was presented with a wrist watch on New Year’s day. 1572. It was a ruby and diamond-studded affair.

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Cardinal’s Rites June 3 Bu United Press RHEIMS. France. May 29.—Funeral services for Louis, Cardinal Lucon. archbishop of Rheims and France’s hero priest, will be held on June 3, it was announced.

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