Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1938 — Page 2

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 11,1938

G. 0. P. GROUP UNFILLED DUE 10 DEADLOCKS

Vacancies Still Exist in Both Sixth and Eighth Districts.

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withdrew as an opponent to Ivan | C Moran, former State chairman, | for Ninth District chairman, who | then was re-elected by acclamation. Mrs. Grace Double, Ft. Wayne, | was re-elceted Fourth District vice | chairman to serve with Mr. Gates. | Esther Bray, Martinsville, was | -clected vice chairman In Mr. | Emison’s district. The 11th District, which embraces | of Marion County, sent iwo | members to the committee. are George Dickman, Greenchairman, and Mrs. Charles M 1, Indianapolis, vice chairman. Is. Mann's election was regarded as swinging district support to Mr. Bossert Fi fth District delegates, meeting at Marion, re-elected James P. A Fulton, Hartford, chairman, bu picked Mrs. Clara Coyner, Colfax, | as new vice chairman. Ralph Adams, Shelbyville, was reelected 10th District chairman at Shelbyville while Mrs. Paul Miller, | Mount Summit, was named new | vice chairman. Committee members their posts included: Second District—Morrison Rockhill, Warsaw, chairman, and Mrs. lara, D. Barr, vice chairman. Third District—Harry E. Marum La Porte, chairman, and Mrs. Frank | E. Coughlin, South Bend, vice chairman. "he 12th District, Indianapolis’ | previously elected new leaders Ralph B. Gregg, chairman, and Mrs. Ina R. Stebbing, vice chairman.. The First District had selected Dr David Jones, East Chicago, and Miss Lillian Schmidt, Crown Point, as new Be Yon members.

MUTILATED BALLOTS ARE FOUND AT GARY

Contest Held Likely in Both Parties.

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CROWN POINT, May 11 (U. P) — Wholesale contests in both Democratic and Republican primary results appeared likely today follow- | ing the discovery of 336 mutilated ballots in three Garv ballot boxes used in the primary election. Circuit Judge T. Joseph Sullivan three members of Lake Board of Election Commisreviewed the situation last night and were to meet again Saturday to take further action, Charles Baran, Democratic member of the county commission who was defeated after four terms by Walter Laudien, German-American | of Gary, said he might ask Judge Sullivan to throw the ‘entire election out.

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side, John | Davies of Gary, who lost to James I McShane of Hammond for the ration as county treasurer, inted he might contest the ‘elec-

Republican

nom dice tion The final tabulations gave MecShane Ses votes and Davies 9177. | The tally sheet for the 22d precinct, | Mr Davies home district, showed him with 134 votes and Mr. McShane with 119. Mr. Davies claimed, however, that the certificate of memoranda for the precinct gave him 375 votes as compared with 119 for Mr. McShane, 24] votes in the two reports. It was reported the Federal Government might enter the investigation because the election involved Rep. William T. Schulte. The mutilated ballots were discovered by Horace Broker, employee of the County Highway Department and a Baran appointee. The discovery was made as the ballot boxes were being stored until the November ‘election, Election Board members Walter Zurbriggen, Chairman; J. Hiram Johnston, and Walter Mybeck said every candidate on the county Democratic ballot is affected.

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Art Student

Mary Askren, Tech High School senior, has been awarded a oneterm scholarship to the Columbus, O., School of Art by the Scholastic, national publication for high school students. The award was based on a self portrait.

GRADE CROSSING RULE GLARIFIED

‘Motorists, Railroads Equally Responsible; Two Killed in State.

(Continued from Page One) have been arrested on traffic viola- | tion charges since Jan. 1. A total | of 5372 were convicted in Municipal |

Court.

He also said 1402 traffic acortents | have been reported to police this |

Of that number, 860 were collisions between autos, 252 were autos striking pedestrians and 88 were crashes of autos with fixed | objects. Four men were injured today when two cars collided at Raymond | | St. and Arlington Ave. The injured | were Fred Stump, 69, of 1111 Hanna | Ave.; Henry Schotter, 65, of Barth Ave.; 1740 E. Tabor St, and Omer Lentz, 26, 'of R. R. 7, Wanamaker, Ind. Harry Mueller, 34, cf 1509 S. Randolph St., received leg injuries when he was crushed between two cars

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while putting water in the radiator |

of his car at 3503 College Ave. John TR. Castetter, Logansport, who was backing out of the filling station told police that he did not see Mr. Mueller before his car struck him. Mrs. Julia Shirley, 70, of 1215 | Broadway St. suffered shock in the only other accident reported to police overnight. According to police she walked into the path of an auto driven by 2048 McPherscn St, at vania and Washington Sts, aay.

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Terre Haute Woman Dies in Highway Crash

TERRE HAUTE, May 11 (U. P) Lenora McCombs, was killed early today when driven bv George Wrenn of Greencastle, crashed into the rear truck parked beside U. of the city. Mr. Wrenn received a fractured leg and bruises, WABASH, May 11 juries suffered when his automobile left U. S. Highway 24 near here Monday were fatal last night to John Leslie Sparrow, 65. The body will be sent to Waterford, Ontario, for burial.

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Representative will ‘call at home for measurements.

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William Bischoff, 45, of |

George Applegate, 38, of |

Terre Haute, | the | automobile in which she was riding,

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CANTON DEATH QUIZ REOPENED

‘Slain Woman's Husband Held After Note Claims Killers Paid.

CANTON, O., May 11 (U, P).—| Police held Dueber S. Cable, | | moneyed contractor, on an open | | charge today as they rewealed that a suicide note left by his paramour, Mrs. Theresa Ludwig, charged that the killers of Cable's wife, Rose, were paid $200 for slaying her. Mrs. Ludwig's letter said the Kill[ers were from Cleveland, authorities announced. The suicide of Mrs. Ludwig Monday at Conneaut, O., served to reopen the case 14 months after the | Sunday school teacher-socialite was | killed by a shotgun blast fired through a window as she put her canary to bed. Both Mrs. Ludwig, plump 46-year-old divorcee, and Cable had been held for questioning at the time. W. B. Quinn, counsel

Attorney

[for the divorcee during last year’s investigation, said he had received the suicide letter, addressed to him, from a relative of Mrs. Ludwig. He [turned it over to Stark County | Prosecutor A. C. L. Barthelmeh. Police Chief Ira Manderbaugh ex- | pected to confer with a brother-in-[law of Mrs. Ludwig, in whose Con- | neaut home she had been living since the slaying and where she killed herself by inhaling carbon monoxide fumes from her automo- | bile. Mrs. Ludwig's note was about 300 { words in length. She said that at | | first she never thought she could! | tell what she related, ‘but I could | not get it off my mind.”

INLAND STEEL MOVES TO STOP NLRB ACTION

CHICAGO, May 11 (U. P.). ~The | | Inland Steel Co. acted today to block ! {the National Labor Relations

| Board's plan to set aside and vacate

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[its order for a signed contract be- [ tween the company and the C. I. O.

FIRE LOSS $285,000,000

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, May 11 | (U. P)—A preliminary report to | [the National Fire Protection Asgo- | ciation today showed that losses by | | fire in the United States during 1937 {totaled $285000.000. The estimate was $8,000,000 below the fire loss | total for 1936.

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