The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-07
BOTH PARTIES
SET MEETINGS
IN Campaign
GloSSbrenner Speaks Twice
Tonight and Sullivan
Prepares Platform.
BRIEF TIME REMAINS
Democrats Arrange Mass
Rally at TomIinSon
Hall Thursday.
BRIEF TIME REMAINS

City Democrats and the Repub-
ficans today announced programs
indicating the four weeks prior to
the city election Nov. 5 will be de-
voted to intensive campaigns.
Two addresses will be made to-
night by Alfred M. Glossbrenner,
Coffin nominee for mayor. He will
speak at the meeting of the Irving
ton Republican Club, 5440 East
Washington street, and the Wayne
Township Republican Club, 523
Belleyiew place.
He will outline his platform later
in the week.
The opening gun of the Demo-
cratic campaign will be fired at
mass meeting Thursday night in
Tomlinson hall when Reginald H.
Sullivan, Democratic nominee for
mayor. will announce the platform
on which his race will be made. In
later addresses he will discuss the
platform, plank by plank.
Albert Sahm, secretary and treas
urer of the State Life Insurance
Company. will preside at the meet
ing. Other speakers will be an
nounced later by Fred Barrett,
chairman speakers bureau.
George v. Coffin, Republican city
chairman, today announced that
A. Yockey, attorney, will head Gloss
brenner's speakers, bureau.
Daley to Aid Ticket
Frank G. Daley, Democratic nom
inee for Governor in 1923, today de-
clared he will speak for the Demo-
cratic ticket.
A Rainbow division "Glossbren-
or-Mayor Club" is being Or
anized by Sidney S. Miller. The
candidates son, Dan GloSSbrenner,
was Rainbow division officer.
Arthur r. Baxter. president of the
Keyless Lock Corporation, is en-
gagged in organizing a Citizens
Glossbrenner for Mayor" commit
tee.
Executive board of the Indiana
Anti-Saloon League will meet Tues
day, but indications are that the
organization will not be active in
the city campaign. as both candi-
dates are supposed to be drys.
Selection of Glossbrenner as the
Republican maporalty candidate by
Coffin. city chairman, was ratified
by Republican precinct committee
men and women at the city conven-
tion Saturday afternoon.
bitches Clerk Candidate
without taking any apparent
moves against Warren Sampsell
who was doomed as the city clerk
candidate, Coffin was able to replace
him with Wayne Emmelman, city
committee secretary. Several hours
before the convention, it became
known that Emmelman was to be
the candidte, but Sampsell's name
was carried on the proposed ticket
up to the conventions opening.
Rumblings against Sampsell we're
heard several days before the con-
vention.
Emmelman's friends nominated
him before Sheriff George l..
Winkler had the opportunity to
place Sampsell'S name before the
convention. Emmelman polled 351
votes to SanpSelrs 90.
NOminates All Candidates
Winkler also nominated Gloss
brenner and the following council
candidates: DR.. Roy Egbert, First
district; George H. Bachelor, Sec
ond: Fred c. Gardner, Third: Cliff
ford Keane, Fourth; George A.
Henry. Fifth. and Harry c. Denker,
Sixth.
They were nominated by acclama-
tion.
fractional leaders of the party
with the exception Of George Hut
sell. county clerk. came TO the plat
form to indorSe the candidate.
Glossbrenner was introduced by
Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson, wife of
the junior senator.
Harmony in the Republican party
will be GloSsbrenner's aim, he de-
clared in his speech of acceptance.
II elected he said he would at
tempt to give the city an economical
and efficient administration.