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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

NOV. 2, 1934

M'NUTT, KERN TO SPEAK AT CITYMEETING Governor. Mayor Candidate on Fourteenth Ward Program. Governor Paul V. McNutt will reenter the Marion county campaign, tonight by making an address at a Fourteenth ward meeting in Barskin's hall, Warren and Oliver avenues. H. Nathan Swaim. former county chairman, will preside. Speakers in addition to Governor McNutt will be Superior Judge John W. Kern. Democratic nominee for mayor, and Chalmers Schlosser. Judge Baker to Speak Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker, candidate for re-election: Superior Judge John W., Kern. Democratic nominee for mayor, and Miss Hannah Noone, Center township trustee, will speak at a Nineteenth ward meeting at King avenue and Walnut street tonight. Other Democratic meetings scheduled tonight will be at 2405 Northwestern avenue: Nineteenth sireet and Cornell avenue, and at Colorado avenue and New York street. Ludlow Heads Program The Washington township Democratic campaign will end tonight with an address by Louis Ludlow, Twelfth district representative, in Hoffman's hall, 4517 Keystone avenue. Charles D. Myers will preside. Other speakers will be Circuit Judge Earl R. Cox; Mrs. Maggie Maxwell, nominee for Washington township trustee; John S. Ncwhouse, candidate for county commissioner, and Carl Sobbe. Washington township assessor nominee. Wayne Hears Peters Election of the entire Democratic ticket was urged last night by R. Earl Peters, defeated candidate for the United States senate, in a Wayne township Democratic rally at Ben Davis high school. Otto Ray, Democratic sheriff nominee, promised to restore the road patrol, if elected. An automobile parade more than three miles long preceded the rally. Flays City Administration Walter Pritchard, Republican nominee for mayor, charged last night that claims of economy for | the present Democratic city adj ministration are not borne out by j the records. Speaking at a Republican rally at the Riviera Club, Illinois street and the canal, the Coffin candidate termed the financial practices of the administration “unsound” and declared that its excellent showing had been obtained by issuing bonds to pay current operating expenses. Harrison Is Praised William Henry Harrison, Republican nominee for prosecuting atI torney, owes no favors to any so- ! called political machine; Alvah J. Ruck°r, former prosecutor, declared | last night at a Republican rally at i 126 North Pennsylvania street. Ha appealed to voters to disregard party affiliations in seeking a prosei cutor. G. 0. P. Meetings Set Five afternoon meetings anymore than a score of night rallies were i to climax the windup of the Republican campaign in Marion county today. Afternoon sessions will be held today at 5460 East Washington street, Greer and Stevens streets, in Lawrence, 2438 Martindale avenue and at 1501 Martindale avenue. Night meetings will be held at Wolf's hall, Nordyke avenue and Morris street: 2619 West Washington street, 1122 South Belmont avenue, 931 Ft. Wayne avenue, Arlington avenue and State Road 67, 1303 Bates street, 944 North Holmes avenue. 921 East Nineteenth street, Flackville, 3663 Rockville road, 4500 Rockville road, 1955 Ruckle street, King avenue and Tenth street, 3908 West Morns street, 50 South Summit street, 2760 Sangster avenue, Elder avenue and West Tenth street, Twenty-fifth street and Martindale avenue, 1916 Ralston avenue, Seventeenth street and Northwestern avenue, 2210 Miller street and 1129 North Senate avenue.

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