Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-24
TAGGART OPENS
DRIVE TUESDAY
First Day of State Push Calls
for Four Speeches.

THOMAS Taggart VIII open his State
campaign for United States Senator Tues
Z day morning at Anderson, at 10 o'clock.
From Anderson he viii go to Muncie,
where he speaks at 1 o'clock; thence to
Hartford City, speaking at 8 80, and on
to Button, where he concludes the first
day Of the tour with an address at Z 80
o'clock.
Wednesday morning the Taggart party
will leave BIuffton, going TO Portland,
where Mr. Taggart speaks at 0 80 o'clock,
with an address at Geneva at IL o'clock.
He VIII speak at Berne at noon and
viii tour Adams County in the after
noon, ending with an address at Deca-
tur at night
Thursday the party Will make an all
day tour of Huntington County con-
Guiding with an address In Huntington
at night.
The party viii return to Indianapolis
where Mr.. Taggart will speak in West
Indianapolis.
w. A. Kunkel of Bluffton has notified
the State committee he will act as host
20 the Faggart party during the trip.
Benjamin Bose, State chairman of the
Democratic party and Mrs. Alice Foster
MeCulIoch, TT. Wayne, women's State
chairman, will accompany Mr.. Taggart
Bert Hendren, assistant chairman Of
the Democratic State speakers bureau,
announced that William B. Wilson, Sec
rotary of Labor, viii speak Oct 2 at
Muncie instead of Anderson, as previously
announced
DATES ARRANGED
FOR MR.. FOLEY.
In addition to the speaking dates for
Mr.. Taggart, the speakers bureau has
arranged several dates for NJ. E. Foley,
haf Of 1a tot Of dafaOEa
during the war. and L. Ert Slack, former
United States District Attorney.
Mr.. Foley will speak as follows next
week: Sept. rs, Greencastle; Sept. %,
Rushville, and Sept. go Charlottesville.
Mr.. Slack viii open his weeks tour
Sept. q at Greenfield; Sept. IS, Rich
mond; Sept %, Noblesville; Sept. 80, No
blesyilIe, and Oct. 1 at Frankfort.
Samuel II. Ralston, former Governor
Of Indiana, win open his campaign in
behalf of the Democratic ticket Oct. 9,
with an address at Poseyville in the
afternoon and Evansville at night.
From there he viii be assigned for
daily speeches until election.
Claude Bowers, editor of the Fit Wayne
JournaI-Gazette, will open an intensive
speaking tour Of the State for the Dem
ocratic ticket Oct. 8.
He viii speak each day from Oct. 8 IN
til the election, as follows: Oct. 8,
Greencastle; Oct. 6, Clay City; Oct. Z,
shelbyville; Oct. S, Greenfield; Oct. 8,
Franklin; Oct. II, Ligonier; Oct u,
Columbia City; Oct. Is. Button; Oct. 16,
Clinton; Oct. 21, Marion.
SENATOR HEFFLIN
CONES TO INDIANA
United States Senator Thomas J.
Hen1in has been booked by the speakers
bureau for a series OF addresses to be
given IN the following cities: Oct. IL,
Jacksonville; Oct II, Washington; Oct.
%, North Vernon; Oct. IA, Richmond.
Women speakers will enter actively
into the campaign next week.
Miss Mary Overbaek. Cambridge City.
will tour Franklin County Oct. IS, 20
and so. speaking on the League Of Ma
lions.
Mrs. William Allen Cullop. wife Of the
former Representative in Congress from
Vlncennes. will speak Monday at French
Lick, Tuesday at Orleans, Wednesday
at Paon and Thursday at Salem.
Bernard B. Shively of Marion will &C
company Mrs. CullOp and address the
same meetings.
Miss CharI Williams national com
nittee woman from Tennessee, win make
four addresses in Indiana during Octo-
Der.
She win speak Oct. at Huntington,
Oct. IL at. Terre Haute, and on Oct. IL
and 13 at towns to be selected.
Mrs Florence Gordon Hartman OF
Washington, D. c., who was chairman Of
the United States Industrial Relations
Committee during the war, will speak
In Indiana Oct 3. and Z.
She will speak at a city in Lake
county, at Lafayette and Marion on the
above dates.