South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-18
Names of CrumpaCker, Bergan
nd NeiS Filed With City
Clerk Without Waiting for
Committee Action.
LAND0N WILL GIVE
HIS REPLY MONDAY
ProgreSSiveS Prepare for Cam
paIgn'-JOyCe Forms Anoth-
er Ward Club.


Democratic. A. joyce. Cha
Weidler. John T. Niezgodzki. Reuben
Fink, Nelson Kyser. Chris Ward.
RepubIcan-Dr. Chester b. Crum-
packer.
Citizens'-John A. Swygart.
ProSresSlNe-LOuis e. Landon (?).
One more candidate for mayor was
definitely placed in the field Friday
and the announcement OF still another
one may be made Monday
With the receipt by City Clerk BIZ
llnskl or a special delivery letter con-
tanning a petition placing DR.. Crum-
packer, republican, in nomination for
mayor, the matter OF whether a re-
publican ticket would be placed in the
neId at the fail election seems 10 be
definitely settled in the affirmative.
Louis {. LandOn, druggist, who was
offered the progressive nomination for
mayor Thursday. expected To have his
decision made by no Friday. but
decided 10 wait till Monday before
giving his answer
In the meantime the republican city
central committee is meeting Friday
night at room 536 in the oliver hotel
TO determine whether il will support
any republican ticket.
Democrats Hold Meeting.
The democrats are saving wood.
Controller Joyce holding another sue
cessful meeting Thursday night and
Erecting the formation OF another
ward club.
With the Crumpacker petition were
the nominations OF VIM. y. Bergan for
city Judge, and VIM. i. Mes for city
clerk. All were signed by the % men
whose names follow:
Chester b. Crumpacker-Mayo
VIM. \. Bergan-City judge.
VIM. L. Nies-City clerk.
Peslin. W. .. Canaan, w. Hool. James
Gleason, S. Galleys. John Deamy. T.
+. Dill, A. LennOX. II. Parker. 4. NJ.
Baker, B. NJ. Lewis. -. J. Ditts, JOS.
KOczorOwski. VIM. Kilmer. J. II. Will
kins, +. 4. Hull. J. Y. Cashier. ]. A.
Whitlock, J. A. Swanser, Fred +.
Hart, q. w. KOpf. II. G. Knodle. +.
r. Paxsen. NJ. J. Keightley. James
Doran, L. Brooks.
The next center of politically interest
is in the republican committee meet
ing. Chairman De Haven stated that
he was anxious TO see every mem Der
of the committee present. The ses-
sion will be simply for the committee.
who will decide among themselves the
important question OF a separate
question Of "A separate ticket
I'VE do not expect 10 have any
speeches." said De Haven. THE
members Of the party expressed their
convictions at the mass meeting We'd
neSday night. All that we have TO do
now is 20 settle the committees ac-
tion."
Make No Predictions.
De Haven was unwilling TO make
any prediction as 10 the committees
action. George Currise stated in the
mass meeting that Il out OF . mem
bers favored merger with the citi-
zens' party. Whether any members
have changed their minds after the
feeling shown on both sides Wednes-
day, remains 10 be seen.
Organize Joyce Club.
The Third Ward Z. A. Joyce club
was formed at St Patrick's hall
Thursday night when the voters pres
ent signed an agreement 10 boost
the candidacy Of the present city
controller.
Short talks were given by Harry
VAR. Judge T. +. Howard. W. A
McInerny. Judge G. A. Farabaugh.
J. s. Romig. city attorney; Jerry
Hagerty. Frank Murphy and John
OrDandovicz
Charles HageTty called the meeting
10 order and was elected permanent
chairman. other officers are. Joseph
Brink. secretary; Edmund Chockelt.
vice chairman. and Joseph Vorde.
treasurer.
a meeting VIII be held tonight az
the Elder school when the voters OF
the seventh ward viii form another
joyce club.
City Controller Joyce was IN Thurs
day night and was unable 20 attend
the meeting