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

E Mcdonald, Jewett -Lemcke slate. fc7
Judge Of room I. Givan had 9,049. Nc
Donald. $3.50. and William o. Dunlavy
was close TO both with 1921.
ECHO OF HARTMAN
CASE N MOLL'S RACE.
Politicians credited the defeat of Judge
Theophilis J. Mol, on the Shank slate.
for denomination in room 3. to the work
OF friends Of j. Herbert Hartman. Hart
man was taken off OF the ticket as Re
publican candidate for city Judge last
year, By a decision Of Judge MOll. This
was after Hartman had been accused of
connections with robbery by Federal and
Criminal Court grand iuries. The friends
Of Hartman vowed revenge and so they
teamed with the Jewett- Lemcke forces
cainsr Judge Moll. it Is said. The un-
Official total gives Richard L. ,ank.
the Jewett- Lemcke candidate vic ~ by
15.312 to 1+433 for Mol. Reu5en y.
Miller, the third candidate, got 3D.
Friends of Moll hoped the official totals
would give him victory.
Judge James A Collins had a walk
away for denomination for Criminal
Court Judge
The Jewett- Lemcke forces won a hand
some victory with Ju7 e Frank J. Lahr
to 9.495 for Robert \ Fulton, Shank
man.
DAILY WINNER
IN SHANK FACTION.
The Shank faction won a victory in
the nomination of Thomas A. Daily for
State Senator The unofficial totals gave
him S67S with Wilbur A RoySe the
anti Shank candidate. running third on
f1s3 votes. Gustav q. Schmidt. iDdorsed
BY the Associated Employers. was sec
ond with 5.5S7.
Other Jewett Lemcke triumphs were
the unofficial leads OF Leonard NJ Quill
for county clerk, John L. Duvall for
treasurer. John ". Castor for recorder.
George Snider for sheriff, DR.. Paul z.
Robinson for coroner and Frank E.
Brown and George y. Montgomery for
county councilmen- at large.
One Of the closest races was that for
county treasurer. The unofficial totals
gave John L. Duvall. the Jewett- Lemcke
candidate, Il, SCI to 1876 for Henry NJ
Cochrane. an independent and 1888 for
Edward J. Robson, the Shank selection.
This Is one of the fights which the Of
fetal figures must be relied upon 70 set
lie
CONNTSSIONERS'
PLACES IN DOUBT
The official tabulators also will have TO
settle the argument between Cariin H.
shank. on the Shank slate. and William
y. Havcrstick. Independent. for commits
sioner of the First district. Unofficial
totals gave Shank I2.Si4 and Haverstick
1881
Harry II. Tutewiler OF the Jewett
Lamcke slate for commissioner. Second
district. likewise will not be sure of vic
tory until returns are officially veri-
fed. Tutewiler appears r. have 1881
20 11.413 for Robert F Miller, his Shank
oppouent
LEGISLATIVE
SLATE DIVIDED
The unofficial totals show Eve candi
dates for Stale Representative nominated
by the anti shank faction. four by Shank
and two slated 10y both factions Henry
Abrams Elizabeth Raiaey. Asa ! smith.
Homer l. Traub and Clarence e. Wy
song were on the Jewett slate: Lake W.
Dufey. Russell r Harrison. J. y. Hurry
and Ralph E. Updike. on the Shank slate,
and Walter Lieber and Frank J. Noll,
JT.. neutrals.
Thomas VI. Dexter. negro. appeared n
he the winner over Updike for the eleventh
place on the representative list. but the
last few precincts tabulated gave the
white man the lead The official count
must verify this before Updike is Ger
tain of nomination.
Close contests in Democratic ranks in
cluded that between Gideon W Blsin
and Joseph r Williams for judge of tn
superior Court. room =. Rlain led the
unofficial count with 5.SS9 to 1853 for
Williams Jacob L. Steinmetz had a
narrow unofficial margin over Jesse san
ford for judge of Juvenile Court The
totals were 5.S43 to J.2J7. Charles
GrOssart barely nosed out Philip n KHey
for auditor in the unofficial totals. while
John Kitley was shown less than 100
ahead Of Enoch W McCord for commits
sioner of the First district.