The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-04-28
MARSHALL COUNTY AND
PLYMOUTH REPRESENT
ED BY CANDIDACY OF
A. E. WISE FOR ATTY.
GENERAL.
Seekers of Nominations Before
the Democratic State Con-
vention This Week at
Indianapolis.

IlEuldlldpOllS, april SJ.-l lie
list of candidates whose names
will 60 before the Democratic
state convention this week is be-
lieved to be complete unless there
should be an effort to bolster up
the supreme and appellate court
ticket. The opinion OF some OF
the Democrats is that parts of the
court ticket are pretty weak. 1t
is said that George Downey OF
Aurora may be brought into the
second race for supreme Judge
from the Second district, and it
is possible that another candidate
will be brought into the race in
the Third district.
NJ. L. Stanmard is now the only
Second district. Mr.. Stannard is
a railroad attorney and while this
is not held against him in par
ticular it is being charged that
the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany is interested itself in his
candidacy. 1t is also said that the
Brotherhood OF Railway Train
men will oppose Stannard for
election to the supreme bench.
For these reasons some of the
Democrats would like TO bring
out another candidate.
The candidates for supreme
Judge in the Third district are
Charles E. Barrett and David J..
Heron OF Indianapolis and w. V.
Rocker of Noblesville. Mr.. Bar
gett has long been prominently
connected with the Vandalia
Coal company, although it is said
I'm his favor that the employees
of the Vandalia company are very
friendly toward the dDnipany.
There are many Democrats how
ever, who believe that a man who
is known for his prominent cor
poration connections should not
be on the ticket for a Judge of
the higher courts. Mr.. Hebron is
known as an able lawyer, but he
is advanced in years and has not
been active in practice for the last
II years. He was defeated IL
years ago for the election as
Judge of the Daviess and Martin
circuit. Immediately afterward he
came to Indianapolis.
One candidate for supreme
Judge is to be nominated in each
district.
In the Second appellate court
district, the candidates for APP
pellate judge are: Andrew A.
Adams of Columbia City; B. c.
Moon of Kokomo; M. B. Larry of
Logansport and Joseph G. Ibach
of Hammond.
In the First appellate court
district the candidates are; Orion
B. Harris of Sullivan; John D..
Mcgee of Rushville; E. w. Felt
of Greenfield; Edwin Taylor of
Evansville and NJ. B. Hotel of Sa-
lem. Mr.. Felt was on the ticket
two years ago.
Three candidates are to be
nominated in the Second appel
late court district and two in the
First appellate court district.
The other avowed candidates
whose names will be presented
before the state convention and
the Offices they are seeking are:
Secretary of State-L. G. FL
lingham Decatur.
Auditor of State-W. II. o.
Brien, Luxembourg.
Treasurer of State-W. H.
Vollmer, Vincennes: c. M. Coop
er, Indianapolis; B. T. Merrell,
Charlottesville and David Poor,
Gwynnwille.
Attorney General-Thomas
Honan. Seymour; Richard Mil
burn, Jasper and Adam Wise,
Plymouth.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court
]. Fred France, Huntington; Gil
bert Hendrer. Bloomfield and A.
]. Behymer ElwOod.
State Superintendent of Public
Instruction-Robert Alley, lndi-
annapolis, Denomination.
State Statistician = Thomas
Brolley, North Vernon.
State GeOlopist-W. NJ. Tuck