The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-01
WE'LL WIN SAY
ALL ON VOTE We
Candidates and Charmen of Three Parties Claim Victory
for Tickets Tuesday,

Reginald Sullivan, Democratic
Seventh district chairman;
Marion county is going Demo
cratic for every man on the ticket. ''
George V. Coffin, Marion county
Republican chairman:
Il have not changed my opinion
in any way and the county viii so
for jackson and the county ticket
by from 1900 to $4,000"
Ryan Is Confident
Russell J. Ryan Marion county
Il am not giving any estimate, but
the county viii 20 safely Democratic
for every man on national, State and
county ticket"
Mrs. Vivian Wheatcraft, Republic
an State vice chairman:
Il am confident of the success of
the Republican ticket in Indiana,
both national and State. Never in
any campaign have the women Of
Indiana been so vitality Interested
nor cooperated SO loyalty To the
women adhereuts. in no small meas
use win be due the success at the
polls l so confidently expect for the
Republican ticket"
La Toilette Statement
A. f. Bentley. La Toilette Pro
eressive State chairman:
Both Democrats and Republicans
claim they are going TO carry In
diana. It is certain one Of these
claims is wrong
THE great certainty in this cleo
ton both in Indiana ana in the Ma
ton. is that the cause II progress
sivism wins. We are certain of from
eight to twelve States and that we
will make amazing gains in both
branches Of Congress from twenty
five States. Indiana alone win elect
from six TO eight Congressman
pledged 10 the progressive lcgisla-
tive program
In Indiana ! VIII not predict the
outcome further than this: In great
numbers Of active voluuteeer work
ers in every county. combined with
the certainty Of the tremendous sill
ent vote. compcls us TO think La
Toilette can beat both Coolidge and
Davis and carry the State"
Women Against Tariff
Mrs. a. =. Flynn. Democratic
state vice chairman:
After having visited every district
in the state I ind women are awak-
ening to the fact that the Fordney-
McCumbcr tariff bill is a tax and
that they are paying it, That alone
viii cause q Davis victory in the
state Honesty in state government
as an issue alone viii elect the Dem
ocratic State ticket by $50 600 ma
joriy."
Mrs. r. II. Russ. Marion County
Democratic vice chairman:
"Our womans' organization has
done splendid work We are getAng
women voters because we have moro
TO offer our entire county ticket
will 20 over. After thoroughly
investigating the record of every
candidate I am unable to find one
that [ can not ask the women Of
Marion County to support"
Ticket as 1t Stands Now
a legal battle brought about by
petition Of both Democratic and Re-
publican county chairman to GUST
smaller tickets from the ballot. re-
suited in finding many Illegal
petitions being presented TO the cleo
ton commission. As the ballots now
stand the following tickets are rep
resented:
Republican. Democratic, Socialist
Prohibition. La Toilette, Progressive
and the Workers Party.
William H. Remy, Marion County
prosecutor and Homer Elliott,
United States District attorney,
have issued warning that any
irregularities at the polls will be
vigorously prosecuted.
Pin Hope on Coolidge
According to statements OF both
Democrt.c and Republican leaders,
McCulloch will lead the Democratic
ticket and Coolidge the Republican.
Republican leaders admit Jackson
win run behind the President and
many are basing their predictions
for Jackso nvictory on the hopes
Coolidge plurality will carry the
State ticket over
Conservatives. however. place the
Coolidge plurality at approximately
so 900
Democratic leaders are claiming
the State by as high as $50 900 with
McCulloch topping the list. Demo-
cratic conservatives, however, be-
lieve the vote will be close, probably
from $4,000 to $4,000 for McCuloch
and Davis.