The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-05

Official returns from Madi-
son county's fifty-seven pre-
cincts gave Ellis 6,723 votes
against Larrabee's 2,3SS.
Hancock supported its son and
gave Larrabee 2,543; Ellis. 453.
Added to the unofficial returns
from the us OF the ll6 Marion
county precincts. Ellis total is l0,949
and Larrabee's 10,64l.
Trailing Ellis and Larrabee we're
Frank J. Mccarthy. indianapolis.
with a district unofficial total Of
1909, and Frank Blsckman, Indi-
annapolis. with 1853.
The Republican contest in the
same district is a walkaway for
Dale Spencer, Greenfield editor.
who found his principal opposition
in the Coffin candidate, Fred Dick
erman of Indianapolis.
Spencer Shows WAY
With ten precincts still out in the
Republican race, the total for the
district are: Spencer, $3.50; Dicker-
man, 1905; Frank Hurley, 1869;
Ernest Bennigho<en, 706; Frank
Borns, $40, and Daniel Duggan. 467.
The Twelfth district nominations
went hands down to Louis Ludlow.
Democratic incumbent, and Will
liam Henry Harrison, G. o. P. can-
didate. both OF whom last week de-
clared for referendum or rssub-
mission Of the prohibition law.
Ludlow, in 2l2 of the 215 pre-
cincts in the Twelfth. was given
1925 votes, and Thomas d. MCGEE,
avowed wet, 1888.
Harrison, in $50 of the 2i5 pre-
cincts. was given 8.790 votes; Archi-
bald Hall. 1928; Ira Holmes, 3,1ls.
and Seth Ward. 800.
Weiss Maintains Lead
The fight in the Democratic pri-
mary for the four state senator
nominations became a real horse
race today, with Jacob Weiss, lib
eral wet, Endorsed by labor, holding
the lead by small margin, and his
running mate, E. Curtis White, also
in the same category, running sec
ond. with 1920 votes.
Third place is fought for by Leo
x. Smith and A. Leroy Portteus.
who had twenty-vote difference.
It appears that If the four finish
in that formation the Democratic
organization senatorial slate will
have won
Sylvester Johnson Jr. and Michael
Mahoney, slated by the Associated
Employers and other reactionarv
groups. were battling it out for fifth
and sixth places. John Bright
Webb is the joint senator nominee.
It appeared that two vets and
two drys may be the Republican
state senatorial nominees here.
Winfield Miller. veteran legislator
and dry, was leading. with two vets.
John l.. Niblack and Louis r. Mar
kun, taking second and third places,
respectively
Russell B. Harrison. father OF the
congressional nominee. and dry. was
fourth. State Senator J. CLYDE
Hoffman and Monte L. Mum were
shooting for fifth place. Linton A.
Cox is the joint senator nominee.
Galloway in Front
Thomas A. Hendricks and Fred
Galloway. vets. and labor-indorsed
we're out in front in the Democrats
field of seventy-two candidates for
state representative.
Edward P. Barry. similarly in
dorsed, was taking third place: Besa
Robbins, fourth; Henry j. Richard-
son Jr.. fifth. and Albert Walsman.
Albert z. Schmollinger. Harry Per-
'kins, John F. White. Leo Gardner
and Charles Ruschaupt appear to
make the remainder of the ticket.
Marc Waggener Of Franklin is the
Joint representative choice.
Lloyd Claycombe, Coffin floor
leader; Walker De Haven, Stephen
son leader in 1925; Harry Bason.
well-known radio entertainer: John
K. Benedict. veteran legislator: Rob-
ert L.. Brokenburr. Will Wetter and
Ed Mcclure. apparently led the Re-