Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 214, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1932 — Page 11

•TAN. 15, 1932.

NORTH DAKOTA INITIATES DRIVE FOR ROOSEVELT Democrats, in Convention, Favor Governor for Presidency. BY HILLIER KREIGBAUM United Pres* Staff Correspondent VALLEY CITY, N. D., Jan. 15. In turbulent North Dakota, breeder of political revolt and heart of the nation's grain empire, the candidacy of Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York for the presidency of the United States was launched today. Booted farmers and prosperouslooking business men called on the Governor to announce his intention to run on the Democratic ticket. In the simple red-brick city hall of this town of 6,000 inhabitants, With the temperature below zero outside, the state Democratic convention f red the first shot in the campaign they hope will bring Roosevelt's nomination in June and election in November. G. O. P. Ranks Split North Dakota's action was typical of the state which in the years just after the World war was scene of the most ambitious experiment in state socialism in America. Leaders hoped for Roosevelt’s immediate acknowledgment of their indorsement, thus formally opening his campaign. The progressive agricultural leaders. who took off a day from their work to attend the convention, were optimistic their movement would spread throughout the agrarian west. From the progressive wing of the Republican party—the once allpowerful Nonpartisan League—votes are expected. A split, Democratic leaders said, has developed in Republican ranks only recently weided after years of strife. This split is expected to lend strength to the Democratic leader. Expect Progressive Support In this state the tradition of the Roosevelt name runs strong. It was here that the New York executt\\.'a itinous relative came to seek health on a western ranch In his youth. Despite the different political affiliation, the name of Roosevelt runs strong in the minds of grain farmers and small business men who make up most of the state’s electorate. H. H. Perry, Ellendale, new national committeman, predicted that “Roosevelt would carry North Dakota by a large margin if the election were held tomorrow. He has tremendous support among Progressives.” His feeling was shared by Fred McLean, Grand Forks, secretary of the convention, and S. J. Doyle, Fargo, chairman of the rules committee, who estimated Roosevelt could carry North Dakota by 25,000 votes. EVENTS COME RAPIDLY Wabash Man Gets Auto, Wife and Two Fines in Few Hours. By Times Special WABASH, Ind., Jan. 15.—A wife, a\new automobile and two fines were accumulated by Ed Bowers within a few hours. After buying the car. Bowers took Mrs. Cora Stephenson for a ride. Several hours later police found Bowers slumped over the wheel of the car which was parked on a street here. Mrs. Stephenson was in the back seat. Both were fined for intoxication and shortly afterward were married.

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PENNSY PUBLICITY MEN HOLD MEETING Chicago Officials Conduct Session at Union Station Today. Louis T. Henderson, Chicago, regional publicity manager for the Pennsylvania railroad, and J. L. Doheny, also of Chicago, assistant, conducted a staff meeting of Pennsy publicity men Thursday at Union station. Henderson recently was appointed to the post succeeding Ray Casey, formerly of this city, who was named assistant publicity director, at Philadelphia. Those attending the session here included: Paul A. Kriese, local special agent; H. E. Meginnes, Terre Haute special agent; C. E. Green, Cincinnati special agent, and B. C. Cooper, Columbus, O.

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