Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
TAGGART TO BE
GIVEN BOOST IN
ADAMS COUNTY

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emily have not been led so far astray
that they are going to throw down Tom
Taggart for Watson for they are going
ito vote for Tom, they say
Much comment has been made by the
Republican party in Indiana because of
the fact that the G. o. p. candidates are
counting on this vote.
1t is declared to be pretty we'll
known fact up here that the g. o. p.
organization counts on big majority
to be returned for its candidates here,
In fact they are saying that every Re-
] publican candidate In Adams County will
be elected.
But Democrats here are quietly laugh
ing and recalling 1915. another time
when It was thought that all was plain
sailing for the elephant.
For these people up here say they will
not vote for the candidates who are
standing for Endorsement of all that Jim
Goodrich has forced on them during the
past four years.
They don't like Jim Goodrlch's tax law
and they don't like the Republican party
in Indiana
To be truthful, hardly anybody knows
just where this vote will 60.
were faced with real problems.
FINDS SUPPORT
AT HARTFORD CITY.
Much amusement was caused by Mr..
Taggart's story of an incident that &C.
CURED at Hartford City.
The candidate had left the hall before
the meeting was over.
Some workmen were occupied about the
building. and when Mr.. Taggart passed.
not knowing 20 whom they vera speak
ing, one Of the men asked what was GO
ing on up there.
"oh, they are just talking about the
leaguel' Taggart asked.
What do you tank about the
League Of Nations. taxes and other mat
ters." Taggart replied.
"oh. ! don't know one Of them said.
but do know that am going 10 vote
for Tom Taggartr
We'll" said Taggart you are going
to vote for n d. good man
And he left them without revealing his
identity.
Everywhere along the route Of the Tag.
CART tour comes the word that the or
ganization is perfect and that everything
! Tsggart and the entire Democratic
Z ticket
( Especially active are the women in their
I organization work
/ Mise Ida Miller, Eighth district chair
man, reports that her women are well
organized and that they are prepared
q back UP the President m his fight for
I the League NJ Nations.
! PREDICTS SUCCESS
IN JAY COUNTY.
Fred X Bechdolt. county chairman Of
\ Jay County, says that the Democratic
/ ticket there will be successful this year
This county has always been regard
+ cd as close the Republican candidate for
county clerk having been elected last
/ time by a margin Of only ten votes.
/ More than one hundred Republicans
there ho says. will vote the Democratic
ticket this year.
An outstanding feature Of all the meet.
/ ings has been tho large numbers 81 Re-
I publieans who have attended all the meet
ings.
/ 1t has been no small proportion Of
them either that have declared thsy are
through with the Republican party and
Z that they are goiug to vote for the
! League Of Nations.
The original Faggart party that start.
ed out at Anderson Tuesday morning
broke up here last night. following tho
Decatur meeting.
Frederick Van Nuys. United States Dis.
trict Attorney, and Mrs. Alice Foster
Mccullough. State woman's chairman. left
for Indianapolis last night.
All had been speaking at each meet
| ing during the two days
W. A. Kunkel. Button, who acted as
host and escort for the party for the hrst
two days, was forced 10 leave the party
at Berne because OF Illness.
/ MIR. Taggart. with newspaper CORE
spondents who are travelling with him.
left Decatur last night in company with
L. @. Trixler, J. Fred France and Otto
/ Kreg OF Huntington. and today were to
I visit Bippus. Andrews. Mound City, Mt.
Etna, Banquo, Pleasant Plain, Warren,
4 Pumtree, Rockcreek, Markle, Roanoke.
returning to Huntington at 5 o'clock.
! Mr. Taggart, contrary TO expectations,
( is holding up splendidly under the strain
of so many speeches and strenuousness
of such tour. and Is enthusiastic over
the results being accomplished.