The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-06
Second Section
.LOzOer House
Control Won
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Personnel of the two houses of
the Indiana legislature elected Tues
day and the senate holdovers:
Boone. Hamilton and Tipton-Lonzo L.
Crawford. Floyd, Earrison-James B.
Glouster Brewster fDem.).
Elkhart-Wsrren Berkey rep,
Howard, Miami-Harry K. Cuthoertson
Jay. Randolph-Herbert v. Tormohlen
Marion-Edgar A. Perkins sr. DEM.
st. Joseph-Chester A. Perkins DEM.
Wsyne-Thollie W. Druley (Dem.l.
Gibson. Pike-John G. German fDem.l =.
Adams. Wells. Blackford-Thurmsn A.
o3 aien@Ha SHsm II. williams Dem.
anderson Ketchum DEM,
Benton, Tippecanoe-I Floyd CARROT
Dubois; Perry, william V.
GfantHJesse NJ Ballard lDem).
Huntington. Whitley-R. Frank Raber
Knox. Daviess-wnliam P. Dennigan
Lske-Frank c. Helman CDem).
Madison. Hancock, Henry-Walter 8.
Ohio. CLARK, Switzerland and Jefferson
Russell p. Kehoe tDem.l.
Orange Lawrence. Martin-Guy c. Hanna
Posey. vanderburg. warrck-Jesse
Pulaski. Newton. Jasper. Portcr-wiu II.
Putnam and Montgomcry-1ra Clauser
Ripley. Jennings. Dearborn. Francis
Vigo. Standardization Drake (Deml.
HOLDOVER SENATORS
Republican
Ralph Adams. shelbyville; Fayette. Rush
John S. Aiidredge. Anderson; Madison
joe Joe Rand Beckett. indianapolis; john
French Clements. Evansville: Wander
Roy NJ FriedIey. Muncie; Delaware.
Lee j. Hartzell, Fl. Wayne; Allen and
William B. Hosdley. Bloomington; Brown,
Greene and Monroe
j Clyde Hoffman. indianapolis; Marion.
G. oliver Holmes, Gary; Lake.
Byron Huff, Martinsville; Morgan and
A,onzo H. Lindley, Kingman: Fountain,
Roscoe Martin. Logansport; Cass and
Winfeld Miller. Indianapolis; Marion.
Robert L. Moorhead. Indianapolis;
James J. Nedj1 Whiting; Lake.
John l. Niblack, Indianapolis; Marion:
Earl Rowley. La Porte; La Porte and
Starke.
George w. Sims, Terre Haute; Vigo.
Glenn r; Slenker Monticello: Carroll,
Frank S: southworth, Plymouth; Mar
Charles L. strey, Wabash; Kosciusko and
Wabash.
Rollo n. Walter. Lagrange; Dekalb, La
Democrat
Charles r; Morris. Salient Jackson,
Scott and Washington.
HOUSE
Adams, wells-George L. Saunders
Aiien-Eugene Martin Dem) Payne
Mq Rs5 S%6i George stolt1 De% Watson
Bartholomew-Hardin S. Links Dem .
Benton. White-Fred DAZZLING (Dem.1.
Blackford, Grant-Samuel j. Farrell
Boone-Amos F. Nelson Dem.l.
Brown. Jackson-Dave Fitzgibbons
Carroll. Cass-John W. Guard Rep).
Cass-John M; Cantley DEM.
cIintonENath sTse B. Com COMBS Deml.
Decatur. Jennings.GeoIge G. Ale tDem1
Delaware-Orin Cromer (Rep.), isaac N.
Dubois. Martin-Faous Gwin Dem).
Elkhart-Cecil J. Kistler (Rep), Ira
Fayette, Franklin-George NJ Fries
(DemD,
Fountain-oliver NJ. McGaughey Rep).
Ciibson-William H. Lee (Dem}.
S SFss@sEdTsrS K 4 g5s6 ,Ff Dem.
Hamilton-Charles Y. Foster fRep).
Hendricks-Thsd S. Adams (Rep5.
Henry-H: H. Evans Rep.
Howard and Tipton-J. J. Fraling
Huntington-Everett S. Priddy Deml
JayGP. W. Journay Dem).
Jefferson, Scott-George E. Denny
Knox. Pike-Marmaduke Mco. Stops
DEM.
Kosciusko-Donald Vandeveer (Dem.).
Lagrange. Steuben-Frederick G. Smeltz-
ly fRep.).
Lake,. A. Egan fDem.l. John FAIRY
DEM. w. E. Stanton tDemD. E. G.
Elyson CDeml.
La Porte-Martin r Kruger Deml
La Porte, Stark-Russell w, Smith
tDeml.
Madison--Georgc McCammon DEM.
William J. Black DEM.
liam B. Conner DEM. Guy A. Brough-
| ton DEM, Russell J. Dean DEM. Fred
S. Galloway (Deml. Clyde Karrer DEM.
DEM, Jacob Weiss DEM, E. Curtis
White lDem.l. John F. White Dem.l.
Marshall-Delphi L. McKesson DEM.
Miami-Rollin Place tDeml.
Monroe-Ward G. Biddle DEM.
Neutrality-suspicious. w. Remley (Rep.1.
Morgan-Frank Finney Dem).
Noble-Harvey G. Eshelman tRep.).
Ohio. Dearborn-H. Curtis Bennett
tDeml.
Orange. Washngton-Lee Vellom DEM.
Owen, Putnam-Harry Stamp CDem1.
Perry, Spencer-Edward c. Simpson
uiaski. Fulton-cecn Bachtenkircher
(kapl.
Randolph-Mies J. Furnas (Rep).
Ripley. Switzerland-Jesse P. Curry
St. Joseph-Charles J. Arard (Deml
John s. KueSpert Dem.l, Francis G. SAL
alta lDeml.
Shelby-Thomas Hawkins (Deml.-
Sullivan-Tella G. HaineS DEM.
Tippecanoe-J. Frank Smith (Rep).
Tippecanoe. Warren-Roy C. Street
(Rep1.
Union. wayne-Earl Crawford (Deml
Neutrality-suspicious. D. 4. Bold tDem.)
J. Henry Monnig Jr. (Dem), Reisinger
(Dem.).
Vermilion-Louis r. Douglass Dem)
Vigo-John NJ. Masselink (Dem.l. w.
MODESTO 'Dem.l. John F. Ryan (Dem.l.
WabaSh-Edvard E. Eikenbary DEM
Wayne-JameS NJ. Knapp tRep.f.
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