Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29
TAGGARTB BOOKED ?
FOR LOCAL TALKS

The invasion Of Marion County by
Thomas Taggart, Democratic nominee for
United States Senator. will begin Fri
day evening when he is scheduled 10 make
four speeches here.
Plans for one Of the biggest OF the
meetings which the candidate will ad-
dress. which is to be at River avenue and
Morris streets include a parade, which
will form at the Oliver avenue bridge and
march to the speaking.
With Mr.. Taggart on the program at
this meeting viii be Miss Julia Landers
and Frederick TanNuys, United States
district attorney.
Other meetings to be addressed by the
senatorial aspirant are TO be at Bright
wood Halldud Stower's Hall. Clifton and
Udell streets
Other speakers at these meetings viii
be Henry y. Spaan, Democratic nomines
for Congressman. and Eph Inman at
3rightwood and Miss Landers and Paul
g. Davis, Democratic candidate for
prosecuting attorney, at the North In
dianapolis gathering.
Mr.. SpaAn aud Frank P Baker spoke
at a meeting at Fletcher and State ave
nues last night.
Democratic meetings scheduled for to-
addressed by =. r. McFerren at the Ford
motor plant and Mr.. Spaan at the Penn
sylvanIa railroad shops and a night
meeting to be addressed by John W.
Hoffman at Raymond and Shelby
streets.
Mr.. Hoffman viii speak at Five Points
Friday evening and Michael Z. Foley at
Cumberland Saturday night.
County Auditor Leo X. Fesle: stated
that he has already distributed 10000
blanks for registration of voters and ex-
poets the total registration by Monday
night, when the registering period ends,
to reach 10000 in the county.
Both Democratic and Republican organ
izations are working hard to complete
the registration OF as nearly 100 per cent
of the voting strength as possible. it
being expected that the number of quail
fed voters In many precincts viii be
doubled,
Young Republican men and women will
meet Mt the Marion Club at o'clock Fri
day evening to make plans for the recep,
tion of Senator Harding when he appears
here on Oct. Is.
A special Marion County reception
committee for the all-State Democratic
women's meeting at Tomiinson Hall on
Thursday evening, was announced by
Martha Yoh Marsan as follows:
Mrs. Charles Remster, chairman; Mrs
Samuel NJ Ralston. Mrs. Charles Fawk-
ner Mrs. W. H. Blodgett. Mrs Robert Z.
Springsteen, Mrs. George NJ Catterson,
Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke, Mrs Frank
Morrison, Mrs. NJ. b. Larry, Mrs. Frank
Is. Ross, MrszJ. W. Yakey. Mrs. L. Ert
Slack, Mrs. Henry n Spaan, Mrs NJ. A.
Ryan, Mrs. d, NJ. Maroney, Mrs. John
Downing johnson. Mrs. Garrett Kirby,
Mrs. Frank Kirkhoff, Mrs. John W.
French, Mrs. Samuel E. Perkins. Mrs.
Wilmer Christian. Mrs. William NJ. Fo-
garty, Mrs. Frank WampIer, Mrs. Fred
Hoke, Mrs Woodburn Mason, Mrs.
George Stelhorn. Mrs. William L. Elder,
Mrs Meredith Nicholson, Mrs Lawrence
Chambers, Mrs John w. Hoffman, Mrs.
George e. Feeney, Mrs. w. W. Spencer,
Mrs George Crane, Mrs. George Bark
ham, Mrs Il. S. Gadd Miss Merica Hoag-
land. Mrs. Adolph II. Emhardt. Mrs.
Charles Sallee, Mrs j. j. O'Brien, Mrs.
Charles Wright. Miss Mary Magee, Mrs.
John E. Hollett. Mrs. Emma Yeager,
Mrs Z. w. Stuckey, Miss Margaret
o'Mara, Mrs. D. A. Davis, Miss Mary
McGee, Mrs. Douglass A. Leathers, Mrs.
VIII Shortridge, Miss Leila Rodibaugh.
Miss Margaret Lahey, Mrs. Thomas 3.
Wright, Miss Margaret Mahoney, Mrs.
Carl j Reichel, Miss Hannah A. Noone,
Mrs. Davis. Newman, Mrs. Grace List.
Mrs. James Fry. Miss Anna Pfender,
Miss Nellie Wheatley. Mrs. Oscar AIeis-
ter. Miss Marie Sheridan, Mrs. Minnie
Ensey, Mrs Ollie Beasley. Mrs. Jennie
Yeager, Mrs. r. s. Records, Miss Leeta
Lingle, Miss NGlie Mullenix, Mrs. Alice
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