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6REENLEECLUB FORMED BY 400 AT SHELBYVILLE

400 Townsmen of Dethroned Secretary Back Race for Governor. 7 imt* fiprrinl SHELBYVILLE. Jan. 17—Gubernatorial aspirations of Pleas E. Greenlee, dethroned patronage secretary of Governor Paul V. McNutt, swung intp high gear here last night when 400 fellow townsmen, including many Republicans, formally organized a Shelby County Greenlee-for-Governor Club. Speakers at the enthusiastic meeting in City Hall included Democratic party leaders and two state administration officials, all of whom declared that Shelbyville's native son is sure to emerge as the party’s nominee. Mr. Greenlee was not present for the ovation. Btate Treasurer Peter Hein told the cheering audience that a recent tour of fiO counties disclosed to him that “Pleas has the solid support of the party's hardest workers." Other speakers who eulogized the late patronage chieftain and predicted his nomination and election included John J Gould, deputy

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clerk of tl:e state Supreme Court; Edgar Hack, former Shelby County treasurer; Brig. Gen. Wray L>*> Prez. local publisher; Dr. L. C. Sammons. Mrs. May Hack. W. A. Yarling and former Circuit Judge H. C. Morrison, all Democratic leaders here. The club elected as officers Dr. Sammons, president; Mrs. Hack, vice president; Joe J. Barbara, secretary, and J. Woodbury Barlow, treasurer. Wilbur F. Pell, attorney and meeting chairman, announced plans for a mass meeting to bJ held soon. TOWNSENDITES TO MEET Charles W’eiler, Fort Wayne, to Speak at Tomlinson Hall Sunday. Meeting of the Townsend old-age pension movement is to be in Tomlinson Hall Sunday at 2. Charles E. Weller, Fort Wayne, former director of the eMtropolitan Evangelistic School, New York, is to speak.

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