The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-02
CANDIDATES IN
RUSH TO ENTER
PRIMARY LISTS
State and County Offices
Delayed; SO File in
CONGRESS Races.

Offices of the secretary of state
and the county clerk were deluged
this afternoon under an avalanche
Of filings for aspirants for nominal
tons in the May primary.
Although the Offices were to be
closed at l p. m, all filing notices
bearing todays postmark will be
accepted.
BY noon today, more than two
thousand had filed with the county
clerk for county Offices, including
precinct committeeman and dele
gates. At least 500 more are ex-
pected by closing time.
Congress List Is Record
Secretary Of states office reported
1900 had filed by noon.
Longest list of congressional as
pirants in the history of the state
was reported at that hour with
eighty-nine having filed.
The shortest congressional list was
in the new Third district where
Samuel B. Pettengill, incumbent
Democrat, faces the opposition of
Albert r. Hall, Republican, Of La
porte, whose seat he won in 1880.
So far, Congressman Louis Lud-
low is without Democratic primary
opposition in the new Twelfth dis
trict.
The longest congressional list
came from Lake county which alone
constitutes the new First district.
Eighteen have filed for congress on
both tickets there.
81 File for Congress
Eighty-one candidates for the
congressional nominations, who had
filed by noon today, follow:
First District
Observation-Disclosures c. Pendleton
Roswell o. Johnson, Carl e. Nelson, Harry
l.. Dorton, Ward S. Powers. Harry Sha-
nTsysky. James w. Burs. oliver Starr and
oscar Ahlgren.
Democrats-G George sosnowski, Danie
r. McDevitt. Harvey c. Myers, William
7. Schultz, Frank r. Martin, Vernon d
IBoren, Walter E. Stanton and Ora l.
Second District
:. Republicans-Will r. Wood and Claude
r. steele.
Democrats-Guy r. Coffin. George r
Durgan, Frank r. Moon and James S
Cox.
Third District
epublican-Andrew j. Hickey.
Democrat-Samuel PettenRill
raYsky, James w. Burns, oliver Starr ano
Fourth District
Hogg.
Democrat s-,James L Farley, Harvey W
Schalk, James d. Adams, Thomas P. Rid
die and Glenn A. Smiley.
Fifth District
Republicans. Raymond Schultz. Charlie,
stTsy; Albert r Hall and Glenn R. Hills
Griswold and Samuel Cook.
Sixth District
Republicans-Noble r. Johnson and Fred
Democrats-Mrs Virginia E. Jenckes.
CORTLAND c. Gillen and Robert Green.
Seventh District
= Republicans--Rav S. Sisson. Dawilla
Spannuth and Theodore J. Louden
Democrats-Arthur H. Greenwood.
Eighth District
> eDublicans-French Clements and John
Democrat-John w Boehne.
Ninth District
Republicans-Che A. Davis and
Democrats Eugene B. Grove. Harry Can
field and Francis Galbraith.
Tenth District
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES F. Bowen. Daniel
Ellabarger. Clifford F. PAYNE Albert E.
Needham. Elmer F. Bossert. James K
Mason Earl w. Thompson Robert P
MAYNARD, Stanley J. Moore and Ralph A.
Ranck
Finley H. Gray and Charles
a. Jackson.
Eleventh District
Republicans-Frank Hurley. Frank Borns
and Fred M Dickerman.
Democrats. William Curry. Frank E.
Blackman, Frank J. Mccarthy and Will
liam II. Larrabee.
Twelfth District
:, epublicans--Archibald M. Hall and Will
liam Henry Harrison q
Democrat-Louis Ludlow.