The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-13
ORATORY FLOOD
is STARTED IN
VOTE CAMP AIGN
Both Parties Arrange Many
Rallies as Election Date
Approaches.

Biennial barrage Of appeals for
votes started with redoubled energy
today as Republicans and DEM
ocrats began the last three weeks Of
the campaign.
"Our problem isn't so much to
get votes as to hold votes" declared
one Of the important Republican or
ganization figures.
Appeals ito support the President
made in speeches by Vice President
Charles Curtis and Senator Simeon
D. Fess, national committee head.
struck no great responsive chord in
Indiana, Democrats assert.
The rooster will begin its growing
Wednesday night over a statewide
hookup connected with headquar-
tiers here, when r. Earl Peters, state
chairman, will introduce candidates,
and Paul NIcNutt, convention key
noter, will let loose fifteen minutes
of verbal pyrotechnics.
Hyde TO Stump State
All county organizations will hold
rallies that night and receive the
radio program.
This radio. broadcast is the signal
for opening of a series Of state and
local meetings.
Republicans have arranged a
series of important meetings for
the week with the most powerful
national and state oratory at the
nicrophone. Agriculture Secretary
Hyde will stump the state during
the week.
The program includes:
Senator Arthur r. Robinson. Liberty.
7:3o D. M: John J. rrown, New Paris;
Renick W. Dunlap. assistant secretary OF
agriculture. Huntington. at p. m.
Tuesdsy-senator James E. Watson.
Terre Haute. broadcast at 1880; Robinson
and Miss Mary seeth. Rushville. 1880;
Colonel w. l.. Harding of Iowa. Gary;
Emr 1T F. Branch. Morgan county; Dun
lap. Logansport. noon and evening.
saaesday-Robinson Harry Nichols
and Scott Thompson. North Vernon, ?;
Lieu ,enant-Governor Edgar D. Bush. North
Judson. 8; Harding. Wabash: Branch.
Huntington. 7:sO; Dunlap, Auburn. 8.
Thursday-Dunlap. Indianapolis. 1880
1:4o; Robinson, Monticello. 7.30: Watson.
Evansville. 8; Frederick Lands. Portland;
Hyde. Lebanon. 2: Senator Tess. Indiana
state teachers convention. Indianapolis;
Harding. Culver; Bush. Gary; r. N. Elliott.
Bedford
Friday-Hyds Marion, 3; Robinson,
Knox; Dunlap. Canaan. 6. y
saturday-Hyde. Richp 4 Robinson
South Bend.
Sixty precinct, wi.d and county
meetings have been arranged for
the week in indianapolis, according
to Clyde E. Robinson, G. o. P.
county chairman.
Meetings Scheduled
Democrats are pointing to the in
iouities and corruption of Coffin
domination of the courthouse and
are gaining Roadway, they declare.
Nightly broadcasts pointing out
various instances of nisgovernment
that are matters of record will be
continued by the Democratic county
committee.
State Democratic meetings sched-
uled for the week are:
Tuesday-Jasper and Tell City. after
noon and evening. McNutt; Auburn, $3.50
D. m. L. Ert Slack: Kokomo, 500. Albert
Stump.
ednesday-Indiauapo broadcast. to
$50. Columbus. 500. McNutt; Muncie,
$50. Walter Myers.
Thursday-Kokomo. noon. McNutt; South
Bend. evening. McNutt. and Shelby
county all day. Earl Crawford.
Friday-Shelby county. all day. Craw-
ford Tenth district. all day. McNutt.
Washington. 1880. Evans Wool
len: Brownstown. evening, Myers. and
Tenth district. all day. McNutt.