Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 171, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1934 — Page 15

NOV. 27, 1931.

LEGION DENIES POLITICAL LINK WITH MACNIDER Presidential Ambitions of Ex-Chief Not Fostered, Say Leaders. Reports that an attempt is being made to use the American L/'gion a. a vehicle for the presidential ambitions of Hanford MacNider, of lowa in 1936 are met with stout denials by lemon spokesmen. Mr MacNider. former United Bates minister to Canada and conservative Republican, has been discussed in many quarters as the possible Republican nominee in 1936. Be-h the lowa and Kanvas delegations at the national convention of the legion in Miami were using his name in connetcion with the next presidential race. Mr. MacNider also is reported to have been sounding out various legion key men" to see what their reaction to his candidacy wrjiild be. Legion spokesmen here said it was impossible for Mr MacNider s name to have been mentioned as a presidential candidate, at the conferences of department commanders and adjutants at legion headquarters here last week. ' I was going to say almost impossible but 111 make it impossible-,” one legion spokesman ;-aid. *'lf sueh a matter had been brought up. it immediately would have been declared out of order and the devil would have been raised about it. "The legion from the beginning has opposed participation in politics and the constitutional declaration was reaffirmed by resolution at Miami. "The legion would not suppress discussion of Mr MacNider s name because it involved Mr. MacNider." he continued, "but because such discussion would be suppressed during any legion assembly regardless of the idlvtdual." Mr. MacNider long has been credited with being a power in legion affairs, although many prominent legionnaires declare his prestige has waned.

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LAMSON LACES NEW TRIAL IN CALIFORNIA Prosecutor Still Convinced of Stanford Mans Guilt. By Unit ft,i prr SAN JOSE. Cal. Nov. 27 —District Attorney Fred Thomas set at res' definitely today doubts as to hLS course in the Lamson esse by announcing plans for a second trial of the S'anford university man accused of slaying his wife. "We still are convinced that Lamson is guilty and that he should pay the penalty for his crime." Mr. Thomas said. HORSE'S KICK IS FATAL Man Dies at Methodist Hospital After Accident. A horse’s kick resulted fatally today for Darwin Herkless, 52. of R. R. 23. Box 227, at the Methodist hospital. The accident occurred Sunday aftemodn. Mr. Herkless was kicked in the abdomen by a balky horse. He died early today.

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AGREEMENT REIGNED 111 MILK PRICE WAR Producers’ Group Accepts Distributors* Offer., A lull in the milk price war that has gripped the Indianapolis area for several weeks was anno'inced today by representatives of producers and distributors. In a meeting yesterday at the offices the Indianapolis milk producers council, the producers’ committee accepted the compromise price of $1.67 : 2 a hundred pounds offered by distributors. The new price will be in effect at least until Jan. 1. Another meeting will be field today to clear up final details of the agreement. Prior to yesterday's truce, farmers had threatened a milk holiday" and at least two retail outlets had been selling milk for two quarts for 5 cents.

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OFFICIALS DISCUSS RELIEF CO-ORDINATION Public Welfare Members Consider Recommendation*. Preliminary arrangements for coordination of all relief agencies as recommended by the governmental economy commission appointed by Governor Paul V. McNutt were discussed by public welfare department members at a meeting in the Claypool yesterday. Contents of the commission's report were not divulged as further changes and recommendations are to be made, it was said. * The problem of dealing with the feeble-minded and children wfio are wards of the courts also was considered. 510,000 Bracelet Lost By Unitrrl Prrtg NEW YORK. Nov. 27.—Detectives were searching today for a SIO,OOO diam md-studdea bracelet reported lost i>y Mrs. Gustave Di Rosa of Mt. Aiken. S. C.

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ACCOUNTS BOARD TO MARK ANN|VERSARY Noel, Woollen. Dehority to Speak at Banquet. In commemoration of its twentyfifth anniversary, the state board of accounts will hold a dinner, tentatively set for Jan. 5, William P. Cosgrove, chief examiner, announced today. Twenty-five years ago next year, four Indianapolis citizens, Hugh Daugherty; W. C. Bobbs of BobbsMerrill Company; James W. Noel, attornel, and Evans Woollen Sr., drafted the law creating the board at the behest of the Commercial Club and the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Daugherty and Mrs. Bobbs now are dead. Mr. Noel and Mr.

Woollen will speak at the dinner, as will William A. Dehority. the first chief examiner who still is an employe of the board. With one minor amendment, the statute creating the bipartisan board is today as it was formed a quarter of a century ago. A chief examiner, two deputies and seventysix field workers form the board's complement. New York Banker Dies By I'nitrrl Prrnt NEW YORK. William Obermayer, 55, president of the Greater New York Savings of Brooklyn, died last night. FRESH EGGS Small, per doz 30c Standard, per doz 33c Extra Large, per doz. 37c Erys and Hens. lb. ..25c thanksgiving Turkeys, on order, lb 25c BOYER'S HATCHERY ~

200.000 Join With Coughlin By Unilffl Prr* DETROIT, Nov. 27 More than 200.000 persons have enrolled in the National Union for Social Justice, the Rev. Fatlier <" larles E. Coughlin, its sponsor, said today.

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