Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 108, Hammond, Lake County, 26 October 1921 — Page 3

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THE TIMES.

CALLAHAN NOT 10 BE OUTWITTED

On the tenth of October Wlckey four.d himself without, stiff i-jient jl.tners on his p.-tii!en, a number having withdrawn and lie Med additional nanus on eior-r 24. Technically. Mr.

ananan win fialm In his suit. W c ;ev I

-as disqiialjfled by an insufficient nutu- j erned by trickery?

iei 01 MStTS up to IC! .1. J . p

urndtr which their party has been organized and advertised?" he asked. "In this election to be hi. Id for the purpose, of a free expression of the voters of tho city or is it to be. g-ov-

On the. tenth of October Mr. Callahan's party m-d additional " petitions asking that the ward aldermanlc candidat.s 1,,; placed on the fltleti' ticket. There ivirt the required number of signers.

Sensational Developments In Situation At East Chicago Suit was filed in the turperlor court : '.la'-y ttMiay akin that the board of lection commiswionerj of llat Chloiuf. ba mandates to place the names of 3'rank Callahan, Allen Tivynuu. ct on the. ballot under the nanoj and emblem of the Citizens' ticket. Behind closed doors late yesterday afternoon, without hearing arguments cftajiinsr Into consideration the wishes ; the majority of the voters of Kast

("b!ca?o, the election board pave trie r.artv and emblem of th'j CUizens' party to K4waj-d W. WleUey and decreed that I he rei CltlEehs ticket which Is lieadtd by Frank Calia-oan. phould apyear 1 on the official ballots as the "Independent ticket" and should have a ; iulid far am emblem Instead of tha ' si sr. ' HBl'Pi I'OMIIOIS BOAIUTJ. Tha election, board Is composed of j Torn Richards, candidate for re-elee-Jlon fvr citjr clerk on the, Reppa ticket; : Ottenhelmer, ona of Mr. Reppa'i . juost avoweA supporters, and Karl : .Norris. Mr. Norrls denounced the motion a.3 "a mean political trick." lie ' voted tv against the two "yeas" and lit motion carried. It can be ot e?h!o by a mandate from the superior court and the Clttj ens' party name and emblem returned to Mr. Callahan and the other candi- ' dates associated with him in the Citi- ; i'bb' party. o jr5TincTio. Ths facts are:

A oonventlon was hld last May to romlnate candidates for city offices on . ticket independent of the old parties. Notices of this mectlnsr were published in the papers and all independent candidates wre invited to attend. Mr. "Wickey did not appear at that conven1 ion. The convention selected as its name "The Citizens party" and as Its emblem the star. Mr. Frank Callahan was nominated a.s tho candidate for mayor. Candidates were selected for all other offices. On the ninth of Sepimbe'-, the duly organized Citizens party filed a petition with the requisite signers asking that its candidates be placed on thi official ballot. The sinw day Mr. Wlckey filed a petition for mayor under the name of the Citizens' ticket. Twenty signers are required to a petition and Mr. "VVickey had twenty-five.

FACTS.

were presented In ' to the election

no aki KMin

All c f the fact? certified docum-Ti

In ia rd. The unfairness o; the action of the boar I is evident. The Callahan party ilurlng the summer held at least a hundred !,ub iio nicotinics, put out extensive advert isins and in backed up by an executive committee orsltlng of at leas twenty loading business and

professional men. It o:' at least sixty-five per vot ers.

Mr. Wickoy has speech, sen; .;,t l

th' support cent of the

years Wlckey lus consistently

attempted by iecal trickery to muddy the waters. He has never been successful In any of his attempts and he will not be successful this time."

TURK CHARGED WITH HOUSE OF ILLFAME Whiting Police Arrest S. Osman and Inmates of Hi3 House.

members of th roth Division. will take advantage of the opportunity to! hear Colonel Pan Morgan Smith, commander In Frar.ce of the aBtta'lon oX j IV'ath, 355th Infantry, poth division. I who will speak at tiie First I'resby-. tertan church on Sunday evening: at 7:30. j Clone! Smith, commsnJIns; the "Bat I tallon of Oeath," went into the St. Mi-I lilel sector with 1.120 men ami camej out with 32" men. nut this name was riven, not because the Hun." killed so i many of Ms men rather be.-nus,. his! men killed ;o many of the Huns. !

i.ever made

iters. circulated i

nam) .Mils or bold a me"

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AVIIITIXG. 1X1'.. Oct. "6--Shoh Os-

tt nun. a Turk, was e.rrfste l for omjuf '.-

Ins a house of ill fame ot 412 Stelbcr

lias I str eet. Tl.e others aj rested in conneo-

no org an Inn f a-e tio ther

ed ticket. The

n whatsoever, and there a nviiuat . s on hlso allefc-

I'nlahan parly rnaln-

lalns headquarf ei s in b ity and Wlckey has no T Vm v is

Attorney Allen Tivynir. for city Jude on the ('it!

i'h ends of the leaduartei s. MAI).

candidate ns' ticket.

denounced the action o f t h board and oT Mr. V.'ickev. "Are the majority of tie this city to be deprived of

election voteis of lie name

tlon with the case were bi.s wife leath

ering Osman. John ti'nabun arid J'earl Msii.et. a sixteen eii' l girl. who Hhfii her address as iSU- T-st ilnd St., Chicasu. Kacli v. ere ri'leased on Jll'ifi bonds furnished by August Raffles.

COL

SMITH TO

SPEAK IN GARY A large n .: ml.er of overseas veteran

Gary and laie county

wrio were

INDIANA STEEL CO. LOSES TAX BATTLE ! i Supreme Court Decides Suit Brought By Gary Cor- i poration. I

WASHINGTON", Oct. 26 Persons pryingfederal tar.es under protest cannot brinn proceed inHrs to recover ai;aint u successor of the collector to whom the taxes' were paid, the Supreme court held yesterday. In docldliiK a case brought by the Indiana Steel Company. Justice Holmes' opinion stated the action against the Incumbent collector, being aifalnct him personally and not In h's official capacity, it could not be maintained. Justices McKenr.a and Clark dissented.

POLICE OFFICER TELLS INTERESTING STORY OF FAILURE TO END SEARCH IN FLORIDA

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