Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
LACK
SEVERAL; TIME
LIMIT NEAR
Important Candidates, Includ-
ing MIR. Howe, Neglect
Law Procedure.
FINAL DATE IS APRIL 2

With the final date for fling declara-
lions of candidacy for nominations in the
primary election of May 3 only one week
distant no Republican has filed for coun-
umau of the Sixth District and no
nocrat for city clerk. councilman Of
- Second District and councilman Of
he Third District.
a Several candidates wha have announced
informally have not filed, among them
being Mr.. Thomas c. Howe. former presi-
dent of Butler College and News-Jewett
candidate for the Republican mayOralty
nomination; Harry E. Jockey, generally
regarded as the News-Jewett candidate
for the G. o. P. nomination of city, and
Mrs. Martha Yoh Marsan, Democratic
candidate for nomination for city clerk.
The coming week is expected to bring
filings from number of other impor-
tant candidates, among them another
Democratic candidate for mayor. Two
Democrats have filed for this place.
FINAL DATE FOR
FILING APRIL 9.
The primary law provides that oandi-
dates shall file declaration of intention
with the city clerk not more than sixty
primary election. The present period
for fling opened March and would
close April 5, but for the fact that tie
latter date falls on Sunday. The day
preceding becomes the final date In srch
a case, making the final date April ,
A Republican woman is the only mem
Der Of her sex who has filed. She Is
Mrs. Olive D. Edwards, director of the
Christamore Settlement, 1906 Columbia
avenue, a candidate for the nomination
for councilman of the First district
CANDIDATES WHO
HAVE FILED
Those who have filed are: Republicans
For mayor, Samuel Lewis Shank, 3J41
East Washington street, and Edward j.
Robinson. 1886 Broadway.
For city clerk, John W. RhOdehamel,
1870 Orange street; Charles F. Plummer,
eo2 Wright street; ]. E Tyler, SAL Udell
street, and George E. C. Kincaid, 1850
West Thirty Second street.
For judge of city court, John De
Marco, TO2 North Alabama street; L.
Ernest Maholm, 1902 East Tenth street
Delbert o. Wilmeth, 1917 Broadway, and
]. Herbert Hartman, sos North Mount
street
For councilman First district. Frank
BrambIett, 434 North La Sale street
Sylvester C. jackson, 1922 East Nine
~teenth street; Olive D. Edwards. 1900
Columbia avenue, and Adam /. Larson,
1926 East Thirtieth street.
For councilman Sscond district, Will
liam P. Hiatt, $50 Vast Wabash street
Edward A. Schubert, 1882 College ave
nue., and Joseph Asbury, 2O44 Bellefon-
tame street.
For councilman Third district, James
R. NorreI, SO05 Ruckle street; Lloyd D.
Clayeombe. 1856 College avenue; William
5. Mays. $50 West New York street; Will
liam H. Morrison, Jr., 36O1 North Penn
sylyania street, and Ray AIbertson, 2943
North New Jersey street
For councilman Fourth district, Austin
Hunter Todd. 921 Roach street; Walter
" Wise, 295S Paris avenue. and Earl L.
Adams, 726 West Vermont street.
For councilman, Fifth district, Ira E.
Highlands, $50 Birch street; Charles E.
Morris. 2166 Barth avenue: James h.
Hamilton, 1O7 West Merrill street, and
Samuel G. Joseph, 126 South Illinois
street.
For mayor, willet A. Judson, S62
South Illinois street; John W. Losh,
53S Coffey street.
For judge of city court, Michael J.
Ryan, S1612 East Washington street
Patrick ]. Mccormick, 375 Prospect street.
For councilman, First district, Martin
eo'Mara, 1456 East Sixteenth street; Louis
S. Foederer, 1876 East Washington street
Howard E. Robertson. sos East New
York street; Andrew ]. Butcher, 2O54
North Dearborn street.
For councilman, Third district, Peter
d. Shaffer, PAT North Illinois street
For councilman Fourth district, Will
liam c. Russow, 537 West Thirtieth
street.
For councilman Fifth district, John T.
Fullen, 542 Vinton street.
For councilman Sixth district, Otto
Ray, 1045 Harlan street; Albert R. Smith,
406 South Dearborn street, and John B.
Downey, 1O31 English avenue.
John ]. Maroney, Sol Bicking street,
announced his candidacy for the Repub-
hcan nomination for councilman of the
Sixth district. but has not filed. John
f. Engelke, Investigator for Juvenile
court, announces he is a candidate for
the Republican city judgeship nominal
ton, but he also has not filed.
Emsley W. Johnson has been named
chairman of the speakers bureau, and
Harper J. Ransburg and Frank A. But
Ter factory organizers at Howe headquar-
tiers.