Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 149, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1930 — Page 12

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6.0. P, LEADERS TRAVEL BY BUS TO SEEK VOTES Two Tours of County on Schedule for Today: 30 Rallies Held. With the campaign drawing to a close, Republican candidates plan a rapid-fire appeal to voters of the outlying districts of the county today, in a series of bus tours. Two busses carried candidates, one-half to the northern half and the others to the southern half of the county. One bus has on its itinerary Clermont, Trader’s Point, New Augusta, Nora, Oaklandon, Lawrence, Cumberland. Castleton and Allisonville. The other group was to visit Bridgeport. Mars Hill, Valley Mills, West Newton, Edgewood, Southport, Acton, New Bethel and Beech Grove. Thirty Republican rallies were held Thursday afternoon and night. The largest was a Washington township rally at 818 East Sixtysecond street, at which Irving Lemaux, state committee treasurer, presided. Asserting that the Republican ticket, “taken in its entirety, is worthy of the confidence of the people,” Judge Harry O. Chamberlin, of Marion circuit court, pleaded for re-election of judicial candidates, on the ground of their long services on the bench. Walter O. Pritchard, candidate for

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judge of the criminal court, also spoke. Other candidates, including Sheriff Georg* Winkler, candidate for re-election, made short talks. Importance of the office of county councilman was stressed by Emsley W. Johnson at a rally in the Woodruff Place club house. William Foust, local attorney, praised the labor record of Archibald M. Hall, candidate for representative, at two rallies, 1526 South New Jersey street and 143 Hoyt avenue. HE LIKES DOUGHNUTS Drives 72 Miles to Get Sack He Had Forgotten. Bu Vnitfd Prr** PORTERSVILLE, Cal., Oct. 31. Herbert Kern, really likes doughnuts. Kern drove seventy-two miles into the mountains for a vacation trip. When he arrived there found he had forgotten a sack of doughnuts. He drove back and got them.

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Democratic Candidates, Mayor Sullivan described their fitness and qualifications for the offices which they are seeking. He paid special tribute to the records of Representative Louis Ludlow and Charles “Buck” Sumner, Democratic candidate for sheriff. “Ludlow made a wonderful record in Washington in , the last two years,” Sullivan said. “He is a man of great ability, a tireless worker, and gets things done for this congressional district. It would be a misfortune if he were not returned to congress. “Charles Sumner is a man of great courage, who would, alone, undertake the arrest of the most desperate criminal In the world. “He is absolutely fearless and is just the man to intrust with the protection of life, property and travel along our county highways. “He has told you that he will enforce the law. He always keeps his word and you never will regret casting your vote for Buck Sumner." 1 The mayor, in discussing county conditions, pointed out that: “A political party can be in power too long. It is a good thing for a com-

munity to change its pubic servants ever so often. “The Republican party has been in power for sixteen years. In my opinion the election of the Democratic ticket will be a good thing for the citizens of Marion county' and a good thing for the Republican party, itself. I, therefore, strongly urge the election of the entire Democratic ticket.” Turning to the city administration. Sullivan told of construction of three new buildings at the city hospital, construction of the municipal airport, and relief of traffic conditions through opening of the Delaware street approach to the

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