South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-09

apohs: William l. Taylor. Indianapo-
hs; James T.. Watson. Rushulle.
GovernOr-James Z. Goodrich. Win
chester, Quincy a. Myers. Logans-
port; Warren r McCray. Kentland;
Charles Arthur Carlisle. South Bend;
II. .. Johnson, mayor of Gary.
Lieutenant governor - Edgar ID.
Bush. Salem. T. T. Moore. Green
castle, John II. Lewis. Seymour. Will
lam NJ White. Charlottesville.
Secretary OF state-Ed Jackson,
Newcastle, and Eben II. Wolcott, In
diauapolis
Treasurer OF state-Job Freeman,
Terre Haute: u McMurtrie. Marion;
Charles w. LAM. Bedford.
Auditor OF state-L Newt Brown,
franklini OTTO l.. klauss. Evansville.
superintendent Of public instruc-
uOn-L. ~ Hines. Charlottesville;
Horace Ellis. Ninccnnes; IT, =. Brown.
Lebanon; r. f.. HIGHWAY, Crown
Point.
Reporter OF the supreme court
VIII II. Adams. Wabash: Warwick H.
Ripley. Indianapolis
Attorney general Eli Stansbury.
Williamsport; +. Y. Harris, Fort
Wayne.
state statistician-H. a. Roberts,
Carmel; A. T. ClaypOOl. Needersburg.
son NJ Harvey, Indianapolis; Louis H..
Ewbank. Indianapolis; James NJ.
feathers. indianapolis; oscar H..
Montgomery Seymour
Judge of the appellate court-Ira
e. Batman, Bloomington: L. :. Lcsh
Huntington; Truman r. Palmer.
Monticello; David II. Myers. Green's
burg.
DALEY May Loom Up.
There will be mighty few candi-
dates for place on the democratic
state ticket. except those that now
hold the places, it appears, according
10 dope that is available now The
Office of Charles y. Greathouse prob
ably viii be a bone of contention,
since Mr.. Greathouse has announced
he viii not take the nomination again.
t. +. FitzgibbOn of Columbus. Sam
Scott On Jacksonville. and others
Will probably enter the race. The
goVernOrship contest, unless great
latent strength develops against
O'Brien from now on. probably Will
be cOlOrless. There are many leaders
here who say that L. :. Dist. Atty.
Frank G. DALEY probably will be the
dark horse" to step in il O'Brien
steps out. Daley VIII not make a
formal announcement, il Is said, but
would not thrice refuse" the crown,
were 1t offered him. And his friends
say he could make it mighty hot for
Billy O'Brien if he decided 10 make a
campaign for the nomination.
There seems to be another effort on
here TO purchase one of the big news
paper holdings in Indianapolis To be
operated as a democratic state news
paper. The newspaper operated here
by George NJ. Ray is being credited
by the republicans with being the
democratic official organ i'm Indiana.
They point to the fact that Bernard
korbly. state chairman. announced
the new members of the democratic
state committee through Rays paper.
This is decried by leaders here. who
say that RAY is discredited by even
the leaders and that any attempt 10
make his paper the official demo-
cratic paper would be laughed at o1t
in the state.
The appointment by Korbly of the
new members of the state committee
was made late this week and the eff
feet in some of the districts remains
prOblematical. In the third district
he named Bomar Traylor of Jasper.
formerly a state senator. and author
OF the famous press muZZling'
amendment To the corrupt practices
act-which never has been used in
lndiana-tO succeed Mark Storen. II
il understood most of the new APP
pOintments were made on the recon-
mendation of the outgoing committee
members In the fifth district the
appointment is pleasing 10 all. appar-
emily. Arthur HamriCk of Green
castle clerk of the last house of rep
renestatiVes, was named TO succeed
James l. Randel of Greencastle, in
this district. In the ninth district,
William Riley Durham of Kempton
was appointed to succeed William r.
LOngley of NOblesyille. state fire mar
shall. In the 18th district. Korbly
named Frank Butler of Peru, 10 sue
coed +. +. Cox. recently appointed
postmaster at Hartford City. In the
18th district Rudolph Alderman,
county chairman of st. Joseph coun-
ty. was named TO succeed Dan NJ.
Bechtel of Goshen. An appOintee to
succeed Charles j. Murphy of BrccA-
ston. in the 10th district. yet is 10 be
named. 1t may be Ed HOnan of
Rensselaer,. but probab bly, Will go to
another part of the district
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