The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-04

IWenty-three hundred filed
for county posts in Marion
county and, of this number,
Democratic managers entered
421 as delegates to the state
convention, which heralds a
battle for this group. APP
proximately 900 seek the 331
precinct committeeman va
cancies.
Hundreds File for Jobs
More than six hundred Repub-
licans filed for precinct committee
men and 200 as state convention
delegates.
Seventy seek major county
posts, excluding those seeking legis-
lative Offices.
Every group demanding special
privileges entered at least two can
didates for the legislature.
WAlC1G 1lNC IL Jill DOIAA kicil bAN %
sought the senate vacancy in 1880,
eighteen Republicans and nineteen
Democrats are contesting.
SeVenty-three Democrats and
sixty Republicans are seeking eleven
vacancies for state representa-
tive from Marion county. This is
more than double the number cam
paigning in 1880.
Ludlow Has Opposition
The congressional nomination
fight in the new Eleventh is bound
to be bitter, with six seeking the
G. o. P. honor and four out for the
Democratic nomination.
It appeared that Louis Ludlow,
incumbent congressman from the
new Twelfth district, would be I'M
opposed, but at the last minute
Thomas D. MCGEE, several times
unsuccessful candidate for other
Offices, filed against him. Four
Republican also are out for the
nomination in this district.
Tacitly recognizing services of
Herbert E. Wilson, incumbent pros
ecutor, no one filed against him for
the Democratic nomination, and he
is the only unopposed candidate on
either ticket.
CONGRESS, ELEVENTH DISTRICT
Congressional aspirants from the new
Eleventh district arc:
Republicans--Frank Hurley 1913 Spann
avenue; Fred N. ,Dickerman, 57o2 Lowell;
apl
Spencer. Greenfield; Ernest A. Benning
hofen, Anderson, and Daniel Duggan, ll25
Woodlawn.
Dcmocrats-Frank J. Mccarthy, 1921
tine Frank f. Blackman, 4701 E. Wash
ington, and Willis S. Ellis, Anderson.
CONGRESS TWELFTH DISTRICT
RepMblicans--william Henry, Harrison,
1910 North Pennsylvania, Archibald M
Hall, DeniSon hotel.
Democrats-Ira M. Holmes, 1906 Ruckle;
Louis LUDLOW; l26 Monument circle and
Thomas D. MCGEE, 3749 Central.
STATE SENATOR marion County,
Republican-Russeu B. Harrison. Deni-
son hotel; Albert F. Meurer. 4426 East
Tenth; Clyde Hoffman, 53lS North Penn
Sylvanis; John F. Rainier, 27l6 Suther-
land avenue; George l. ,Purves, 1901 Car
rolton; Robert J. Rutherford, AIS East
Thirty, Second; Don r. French 9ol Middle
er, 4233 Grsceland; John L. Niblack, 1923
North Delaware; Lowell H. Patterson. 1920
College; Glenn w. Parrish, All North
Noble; Elias w. Dulberger 1921 Park:
Monte L. Munn, 4153 Carrollton; Clarence
g. Baker, POI North Addison; Louis r.
Msrkun( 3646 Fall Greek boulevard; Win
held Miller, BIOS North Meridian: Oscar
r. Smith. 141S Fairfield, and Everett w.
MacGresor. 444S Winthrop avenue.
DemOcrats-A. Leroy Portteus. 23l3
Coyner; Sylvester johnson. 1868 Central:
z. Walter McCord. Oaklandon James H.
storm, 1870 North Pennsylvania; Raymond
r Murray. 1922 Guilford; Garrett NJ
Bates, 3543 North Capitol William H
Montgomery, SIS North East: Edward C.
Elkman. Denison hotel; Jacob Weiss. 1918
Central; Harold 2: Vogel, 1864 South Me-
rldian; Michael M. Mahoney. 2l29 North
Meridian; Salem D. Clark S076 Delaware;
Wesley G. Swails. 81 North Pershing; Leo