The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-28

Pleas Greenlee is the adj
ministration patronage chief
and executive secretary to
Governor Paul V. McNutt.
Chief interest of the administra-
ton in the county campaign is re-
ported to lie in the race for sheriff
and prosecutor. with most of the
? w~~'ings being directed at state
house workers activities in the
former campaign.
One state employee. credited with
having several Negro precincts vir-
tually in his hip pocket. was re-
ported to have been told either quit
working for Otto Ray for sheriff or
you're through"
The answer, it was reported. was
that Mr.. Greenlee could take his
job
Quits, Regains Job
Others. less able to be independ-
ent. swallowed their medicine, bad
taste and ell.
The rebel even went so far as to
quit. but went back to work on the
sdvice of a county Democratic
leader.
With the word passed about to
beat Ray" the Democratic county
slate credited to the state admins
tration lists both Will T. Brown and
Claude E. Shower as being the only
acceptable candidates in the list Of
seven.
Brown is backed by William
Clauer county chairman and beer
importer.
Both Herbert Spencer and Russell
Dean are given the go sign" in the
prosecutor race and George S.
DALEY. the third candidate, is
ignored.
DALEY visits Van Mugs
Daley is the son Of Frank DALEY.
who recently resigned from the
safety board and who is making a
determined campaign in his sons be-
half.
The elder Daley is reported to
have made a trip to Washington to
enlist the backing of Senator Fred
erick Van Nuys in having young
Daley slated by the county organ
ization.
The elder Daley also is reported
to be somewhat incensed at the fact
that young Daley got only two votes
out Of city hall in the recent In
dianapolis Bar Association pool. The
other city hall votes went to Spen-
Ger. who has the county organiza-
tion backing.
A full slate Of eleven candidates
for state representative are listed in
the purpOrted Statehouse selections.
with several incumbentS being ig-
nored.
Those marked o. K. are: Edward
P. Barry. Dennis Colbert. the Rev.
Morris H. CoerS. Jack Hendricks.
Charles Lutz. Mrs. Roberta West
Nicholson. Joseph w. Patterson,
Henry Richardson Jr.. Albert Sahm.
Frank Schmoe and Carl E. Wood.
Baker Is Left Of
While Criminal Judge Frank ?.
Baker is unoppoSed for that bench,
his name is not given the courtesy
of inclusion in the list. Judge Baker
has not heSitated to criticise the ad-
miniStration sharply. particularly in
regard 10 the administration beer
importer Setup.
SlatingS for other posts are: Sher-
man Minton. United States senator:
Louis Ludlow. Twelfth district rep
reSentative. Harry Hill. Joint repre-
sentative: John w. Kern. mayor;
Joseph T. Markey. superior court
one: Joseph R Williams, superior
court two: William A. PickenS. SUI
perior court three: Herbert r. Will
son, superior court five: Smiley
Chambers. probate court: John w.
Geckler, juvenile court: Glenn B.
Ralston. county clerk; Charles
Grossart, county auditor: John
Mann and Ernest Marker. commits
sioners: Ira L. Haymaker. county
recorder.
No selections are made yet for
superior court four, where the in
cumbent. Judge Clarence E. Weir.
is opposed by Ernest F. Prick and
Wesley c. Swails.
For state senator. the name of
Thomas A. Hendricks is slated ten
tatively with the cryptic notation
probably" Mr. Hendricks is OPP
posed by Joseph F. O'Mahoney.
Missing Woman Sought
Police f0dav Uere aSEaS n iOOtr