Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03


Ninth Of the Third, had not been heard
from at Beveridge county headquarters.
Edwin Steers, Beverage chairman Of
the Ninth ward, said he was sure every
precinct excepting Woodruff Place would
be carried and he had no accurate in
formation from the latter.
CARNEFTX
SURPRISE
A surprise was contained in the early
strength Of Louis W. Carneix, candidate
for the Republican nomination for audi
tor. Carnefx was slated for a time by
the Shank faction but cut of in favor Of
Arthur c. Renick at the last minute
Harry Dunn, the Jewett- Lemcke man.
was second, tying James L. Kingsbury
while Reniek was close fourth.
Edward J. Robson, the Shank candi-
date for county treasurer, was led by
Henry NJ. COchrane, who drew support
fro mboth factions. John Z. Duvall. who
was backed by Jewett and Lemcke, was
third.
Another Shank candidate leading was
John J. Griffith, for surveyor. Clarence
B. Feasey, Jewett-Lemcke choice. was
third.
BROTHER CARL
HARD PRESSED.
&dEAl4 Nnduh. r-dLeu Uf Dplu Cldnh
and anti-Shank factions, was ahead Of
william D. Haverstick and Arthur F.
Eickhoff, but being hard pressed by the
former.
Robert F. Miller, Shank candidate for
commissioner Of the Second District was
led by Harry D. Tutewiler, the anti
Shank man. The other tw candidates
were far behind.
Thomas c. Whallon, slated by both
factions for joint representative of
Horap and Johnson counties was being
<1k3lEAb eaten By .EEank f. Cline, a resi-
DEM of Johnson County.
Gustav G. Schmidt. slated by Shank
leaders in spots. was second in the Ma
rion County race for tSate Senator. with
Thomas A. Daley, chief recipient of
Shank support first and Wilbur A Rorse.
the Jewett- Lemcke candidate, poor
fifth Joseph G. Hayes and John Nc
Gregor were ahead Of ROyse.
LEADING IN
JUDGE RACES.
Republican races for Superior Court
5udgeships stood as follows:
Room flames ". feathers, leading
William W. Thornton
Room 2-Linn D. Hay far ahead Of T.
Eernest Maholm and Frank NJ. Hay.
Room 2-Sidney s Miller slightly in
the lead of J. Fred Masters with John L.
Benedict g Few votes behind.
Room flames E. Mcdonald leading
William o. Dunlavy. Clinton II. Givan.
Shank choice. and John ". Bowlus, about
even.
Room Orchard L. Ewbank slightly
ahead Of Theophilus J. Mol with Reuben
\. Miller several hundred votes behind.
James A Collins was so far ahead of
Charles T. Kaelin there was no doubt
he viii be the Republican nominee for
Judge OF Criminal Court.
Judge Frank ]. Lair had a majority
over Rober. N Fulton and Joseph a
Minturn for judge Of juvenile court.
JEWETT SLATE
HAS ADVANTAGE.
The Jewett slate held the advantage
fl. the clerkship race, Leonard NJ Quill
being comfortably ahead of Ralph E.
Jones.
John W Castor, slated by Jewett and
Lenicke, was far out in front Of the five
other asplrants for the recorder nomina-
ton.
George Snider. Jewett-Lemcke man.
had a wide margin between him and
Theodore Taylor, Shank man, the closest
of his eight rivals.
1. appeared there is no doubt OF the
nomination by Republicans OF DIR. Paul
f. Robinson for coroner.
tons. had & majority over his two OPP
ponents for the Republican nomination
for county assessor.
LEADERS OF
DEMOCRATS.
Leaders in Democratic races, beside
those mentioned above, were:
Richard NJ Coleman for prosecuting at
torney, Salem d. Clark for Room l.
Smiley y. Chambers for Room ., Gideon
W Blain for Room <. Jacob L. Steinmetz
for Juvenile co,s-t. Albert A. Henry for
State Senator. Harry W. Bassett for
Joint Representative, Joseph p. ROLES for
recorder William p. SindIinger for
sheriff. Harry Mackey for coroner. George
NJ. Cheney for surveyor, Erskin E. Hun
ter for county assessor. John Kitley for
commissioner First district and John c.
NlcCloskey for commissioner Second dis
trict
County Auditor Leo K. Fesler predicted
the total vote in the county would be be
tween 10000 and $4,000.
MORE DEMOCRATIC
INTEREST
One Of the features Of the voting in the
south side was the fact that Democratic
interest in many precincts equalled Re
publican. This was cheering news to
Democratic leaders In view of the ter
rible reverses suffered in 1921 Mayor
Shank polled 253 to Boyd NJ. Ralston's
So votes in the First precinct Of the
Eleventh ward in 1921. Yesterday there
were seventy-seven votes cast for sena-
torial candidates and seventy Democratic
ballots.
Shank received 260 to Ralston's 70 in
the Third precinct of the Fifteenth ward
in 1921, yet yesterday there were forty
one Democratic votes for senator and only
forty-two Republican.
While Democratic votes did not come
near eQualing Republican in the Fourth
precinct Of the Twelfth ward Shank was
given a wallop. In 1921 Shank carried
this precinct 800 to 1T. This tiue Bev-
eridge. whom Shank boosted, IN 30 to
us for New.