South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

for Office on The state ticket that viii
he nominated Thursday and also tn
She report Of the platform sugges-
lions committee. proposing various
platform declarations
Headquarters were opened by
Daniel Link of Auburn. for secretary
o. state Robert Bracken o. Frank
fort for auditor, Valentine Linen
good ~ Coyington. Edward Nc
Cable ~ Wiuiameport and Elias
saleaurg and Joseph Collier. both Of
Indianapolis. for appellate court
Judges George peHOrity. Of EiwOof
IS a candidate for treasurer and
Daniel Mcintosh o. Worthingron.
for state superintendent Of public
instruction Mrs Ella Crawford. Of
Terrs Haute was proposed by NTH
district delegates as candidate for
clerk of the supreme court
Taxation Plank
The principal plank. proposed by
the suggestions committee. dealt
with taxation. it being proposed that
the present law be repealed and the
lay OF 1891 re-enacted Such a
change. the committee held would
give more control OF tax affairs 70
local officials.
The members Of the resolutions
committee. which viii draft the plat
form 10 be submitted 10 the conven-
tion as selected in the district CON
ferences tonight are: First district.
John W. Spencer. Evansville; second.
Peter r. Schioot. Linton. third. AL
bert J. Fields Bedford fourth,
John McCravens Madison; fifth,
John T. McFaddin. Rockville sixth.
Lawrence Handley. Richmond; sew
enthr Frank T. Baker. Indianapolis
eighth. Dan Crittenberger; ninth.
James W. Morris. Frankfort. 10th.
Elmer Barse. Fowler; 18th. J. z
Wallace, Marion; 18th. Paul Dunten.
Logansport, 18th. Henry A. Barn
hart. Rochester
This committee Went into session
shortly after o'clock Wednesday
night AT democratic headquarters.
other committees selected follow:
Committee on rules and perman-
ent organization. First. Jacob LUZ.
Boonville. second Francis Quinn,
Shoals. third. w s. Lindeu, Poali;
fourth J. W. Cotton. Vivay; fifth,
Mark Lyday. Clinton: sixth. John T.
Rash. Greenfield. seventh. Clay
Barehelder. indianapolis eighth,
William Mcclellan MunCie. ninth.
Judge James NJ Purvis Upton; 10Th.
William Spooner. Valparaiso. 18th.
Mike Fauster Logansport; 18TH, II.
". Morley. Angola. 18th, Elijah
Martindale Plymouth.
Credentials Committee.
Committee on credentials. First,
Mrs. J. n Hitch. Princeton; second,
Mrs ". A. Cullop, VinCennes; third,
Lew VI. O'Bannon. Corydon. fourth.
]. ". WhitlocF Milan; fifth, Jack
Rlngold. Brazil. sixth. Henry Ne
Gufhn. Newcastle: seventh. Hayden
" Buchanan. Indianapolis. eighth
Virgil Simmons. Bluffton ninth. Al
den Baker. %oblesville: 10th Frank
J. Bonner, Lafayette: 18th. Harry
CuIbertson. Peru. 18th. Daniel
stump. Cromwell. 13th, owen Reed
Laporte
vice chairmen If the convention
First. Charles Lfeb. Rockport, sec
ond. Judge John c. McNutt. Martins
Vile third Mrs. Lillian Newfuss,
New Albany. fourth, Edward Elsner
Seymour. NTH. Charles Blackwell
Brazil: sixth. Jessie stevens. Liberty.
seventh. Mrs Clara Hicks Indiana
polls. eighth. Miss Bertha J. Hsuer,
Decatur ninth J. C.. OConnor, Del
phi. 10th. Fred Barnett. Hammond
fIth. George r. Newhauer. Hartford
CITY. 18TH. AIRS Mary r. Grawcock
Churubusco. 18th. Samuel Parker
South Bend
assistant secretaries Of the CON
ventlon: First C. NJ Gray, Peters
burg. second. George r. Griffon
Spencer. third. Frank Gardner
Scottsburg. fourth. Mrs. T. G. Hamil
ton. Greensburg; NTH. w. +. Cronin
Tcrre Haute. sixth. Mrs J. II. Rude
Iiberry. seeeuth Henry Friedman
Indianapolis; eighth. Shields Edger
winchester. ninth. Mrs Mary Lap
pin. Kokomo. 10Th. Miss Augusta
GRAY Monticello. 18th. Mrs Mar.
ruerlte O'C7nnelL Winnamac, 18th
r. Earl Peters Fort Wayne 18th
Grace Carpenter. Elkhart.
Miss Ella Crawford Of Terr'
Haute. candidate for nomination fo'
clerk az The supreme court was en-
do-scd bv the NTH district delegates
who pledged her their support az th'
district meeting