The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-25
LEAGUE NAMES
DRY SLATE FOR
PRIMARY RACE
Republican ASpirantS for
Criminal Bench Are
Not Mentioned.

Publishing its list Of recommended
IONS for the primary election, the
Indiana Anti-Saloon League wrote
the words mo Recommendation" in
/ the space reserved for the Repub
lican candidates for criminal court
judge.
| Both Democratic aspirants are
recommended. but neither Judge
James A. Collins nor his opponent.
Walter Pritchard, is given the dry
Endorsement.
/ Departing from its custom for
years. no wet candidates are listed
only names OF known drys being
4 carried.
Interest Is Lacking
Many candidates refused to I'LL in
/ the questionnaires and there seemed
/ to be a general tone Of non-interest
in the dry leagues slate, particularly
among the Democrats.
The league Endorsed the following
/ thirty-one of the sixty Republican
candidates for the Indiana house OF
representatives, and seven Demo-
cratic aspirants.
Republicans-Joh L. Benedict. Ella Van
sickle Gardner. James C. Lowry. H. Walk
! er De Haven. Thaddeus r. Baker, Frank
J. NoU Jr.. Thomas c. Bachelor, william
Henry Harrison. John, E. King. Clsrmont
/ r. Smith Louis r. Markun. Charles Men
denhall. Emma Eaton White, Roy L. Vol
/ stad, Albert W. EWbank. Herman Z. Car
! ter. George P. Kern. Edward Schsub. An
ness c. Corey. James H. Drill. Daisy Dean
! Deeds. viii c. Wetter. Josephus r. Ruffer.
! Waldo c. Dicklif. Verne v. Chapman. Will
/ liam j. Helm. Paul (. Tombaush. Charles
o. Warfel. Albert F. Meurer. Thomas W.
Langston. George C. Mercer. and Martha
L. higgins,
Democrats-Henry C. Cox. Fred H. Fos-
/ ter. Albert E. Walsman. Gerritt NJ. Bates.
E. Curtis White. Russell J. Dean and
John f. White.
Jesse w. Potter, Republican, is
listed for state senator, with Edgar
A. Perkins ST.. and Walter j. Brown,
Democrats.
County Slate Given
The league slate for Marion
county Offices and COL gressional
posts follow:
Judge, Juyenile-Republican Frank J.
Lahr, Edwin Boswell: Democrat, Jacob Il
Steinmetz. Walter st. Clair.
mendation; Democrat, Frank P. Baker,
James ID. Ermston.
Judge. Superior, Room I-Republican.
William D. Balm; VIII william nc G. w Mitchell;
Room 2-Republican. Linn D. Hay, H. 3.
Pike: Democrat. Albert Asche. Joseph Il.
Williams.
Room 3-Republcan, William o. Dun
lazy. Harry D. Hatfield; Democrat. Rus
sell L. Nugent.
Room Republican. william s., NC
Masters Democrat, George Burkhart,
Howard Coughran, Woodburn Mason, CAR
epce E. Weir.
Room 5---RepubIican, Joseph N Miner,
Clyde P. Miller. william f. jeffrey. Claud
Anderson: Democrat, Thomas d. MCGEE.
Russell f, Ryan.
Prosecuting Attorney-R Jud-
son. stark L. L. Henderson; Democrst
Herbert E. Wilson. Raymond r. Murray,
Herbert M. Spencer.
Sheriff Republican, George L. winkler,
W. l. AouAARt OC44iVNA"bs $SSoN ~ NA"Je@~~'
Congress Choices Given
The leagues recommendations for con-
gressonsl nominations are as follows:
First District-Republican Harry =
RoWbottom. James D. Duncan; Democrat,
oscar Lanphar. reported dry.
Second District-Republican Or. An
drew j. Lane, pledges dry; Democrat
Arthur H. Greenwood.
Third District-Repubiican james ".
Dunbar; Democrat, inquiries unanswered
Fourth District - Republican, Scott
Thompson: Democrat. Harry G. Canfields
Fifth District-Repubncan Noble John.
son: Democrat, Robert Grieve, pledges dryi
Courtland c. Gillen. reported dry.
Sixth Republican. Richard II.
Elliott. Daniel r. Ellabarger, Carl W.
Thompson: Democrat. William II. AYERS,
pledges dry: william II. Larrabee.
Seventh District-Republican Asa !,
Smith. Schuyler G. MOwrer. Archibald M.
Hall: Democrat. Louis Ludlow.
Eighth District-Republican Joe II.
Davis. Albert H. Yestal Democrat. inquiries
unanswered.
Ninth Distrct-Republicap Fred s. Pur-
nell: Democrat, Henry l.. Matlock.
Tenth District-Republican win n,
Wood: Democrat. inquiries unanswered.
Eleventh District-Repubncan Albert r.
Hall; Democrat. Carl l.. Houston.
Twelfth Distriet-Republican David n,
Thirteenth Dlstrict-Republcan Andrew
J. Hickey: Democrat. J. Harry BrowninR
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