The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-12

due to the slight margin of victory
boosted by each side.
William Henry Harrison definite
ly was assured the G. o. P. candi-
dacy for prosecutor as he pulled
away when final totals of all pre-
cincts were added with 1870 votes
to the good.
Check Unofficial Totals
Unofficial totals were being
checked and rechecked, with both
sides in the two contested races for
prosecutor and congress claiming
errors in count, and hoping to make
up the difference when official tig-
ures are ereleased by the canvass
ing board.
The official board expects to
complete its work today.
Complete returns of Republican
winners in the primary, exclusive of
the three contested races, are:
Ralph A. Scott, congress, eleventh
district; Paul F. Rhoadarmer, judge
superior court one; William Duke
Balm, superior court two; George A.
Henry, superior court three; Will
liam McMaSter, superior court four;
Homer Elliot, superior court five;
Lloyd D. Claycombe, probate court
judge; Ralph Span, criminal judge;
John Engelke, juvenile judge; Mrs.
Belle Baldwin Wood, state senator;
Hazel Oris Blackwell, joint state
representative; Charles Mann coun-
ty auditor; Frank Cones, county
treasurer; James L. Bradford coun~
ty recorder; Orel Chitwood sheriff;
Ralph Coble, coroner; Paul r.
Brown, county surveyor; George w.
Mcdaniel, county assessor; James
Mcconnell, commissioner, first dis
trict; Harmon A. Campbell, COM
missioner, second district; Albert j.
Beveridge Jr., William Bosom Jr.,
Robert Lee Brokenburr, Joseph G.
Buchanan, William Harold Cald-
WELL Harry w. Claffey, H. Walker
DeHaven, Walter S. Glass, Laurens
L. Henderson, Conrad Ruckelshaus,
Max E. Hosea, state representatives.
Democratic Winners Named
Democratic winners in county
and city races follow:
William Larrabee, congress, Elev-
enth district; Louis Ludlow. con-
greSS,- Twelfth district; Herbert M
Spencer. prosecutor; Joseph Tt
Marley, superior court one; Joseph
r. Williams, superior court two;
William A. Pickens, superior court
three; Clarence E. Weir, superior
court four; Herbert E. Wilson, SUI
perior court five; Smiley N Cham
bers, probate court; Frank P. Baker
criminal court; John F. Geckler,
juvenile court; Thomas A. Hend-
ricks, state senator; Glenn B. Rails
ton, county clerk; Charles A GroS-
sart, county auditor; Frank E. Nc
kinney, treasurer; Ira P. Haymaker,
recorder; Otto Ray, sheriff; DR..
William E. Arbuckle, coroner; AL
bert Bloemker, surveyor; Robert r.
Sloan, assessor; John G. Newhouse,
commissioner, First district; Clar-
ence 1. Wheatley, commissioner of
Second district; councilmen- at
large, Albert o. Deluse, William A
Brown and Cortez D. Blue; state
representatives, Edward P Barry,
Albert Sahm, Carl E. Wood, Henry
Richardson Jr., Dennis j. Colbert,
Mrs. Roberta West Nicholson;
Charley Lutz, the Rev. Morris Coers,
John C. Kirch. Fred E. Barrett and
Joseph w. Patterson.
The Democratic city ticket WIN
nerS were: John w. Kern, mayor;
Daniel O. Neill, clerk; Edward B.
Raub, councilman, First district;
Ross H. Wallace, councilman, Sec
ond district; Mrs. Nannette Dodw,
Third district; DR.. Silas j. Garry,
Fourth district; Adolph j. Fritz,
Fifth district; Theodore Gable, Sixth
district.
Republican city victors were:
Walter Pritchard, mayor; Edward
w. Holl, city clerk; Carl H. Bud
denbaum, councilman, First district;
John A. Schumacher, Second dis
trict; Edward R. Healing, Third dis
trict; Herman E. Bowers, Fourth
district; Ralph F. Moore, Fifth dis
trict; William A. Oren, Sixth dis
trict.