The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-25
MOORE URGES
TAX EXEMPTION
FOR INDUSTRIES
MayoraIty ASpirant FaVOrS
Such Method to Gain
New Factories.

New FACTORIES.
Advocating tax exemption as an
induccmcnt to industries 10 move
here. Boynton J. Moore. Republican
mayoralty candidate, addressed a
meeting last night at his campaign
headquarters. 800 East Market street
Mr. Moore declared the city
would benefit through increased pay
rolls and reduction in the ranks OF
unemployed, IL the inducement of
tax exemption for several years was
offered.
The city would De justified even
IN going 50 far as to pay rent for
few years on some of the idle
industrial plants if this offer would
serve to bring new industries here
and absorb some Of the city's job
less, Mr.. Moore said.
The Tom Taggart Democratic
Club, Caroline and Roosevelt ave-
nues, Will stage a combined enter
tainment and rally at tomorrow
night. Superior Judge John w
Kern. mayoralty candidate. and
Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker,
seeking reelection. vii be the prin-
cipal speakers. Other candidates
are invited.
Advocating n serious effort to re-
duce the tax levy by cutting the cost
of operating the city government,
Harvey L. Gates. Republican can
didate for nomination as city coun-
Gilman. Fourth district, addressed
several meetings last night.
The First Ward Democratic Club
Will meet in its new clubrOoms, at
Station street and Roosevelt avenue,
at tomorrow night. Charles Burk-
line, First ward chairman, will pre-
side. Probate Judge Smiley N
Chambers vii speak
Thomas d. MCGEE, Democratic
candidate for probate judge. will be
among Democratic candidates adj
dressing q meeting at 125 Miley ave-
nue. at 1880 tonight.
A Republican meeting will be held
at the same place Monday night,
with speakers including J. Ed Burk,
candidate for mayor; William E. JEFF
fry. for superior court one: Forman
McCurdy, for state representative,
and others.
James A. Collins. candidate for
the Republican nomination for
judge of criminal court, stressed
. the importance of a proper proba-
ton program in salvaging human
lives in an address at COZ West
Twenty-eighth street last night.
If a man, hailed into criminal
court for the first Ofense is worth
saving for society. he should be
saved in the courtroom, not after
he has served prison sentence and
has become decidedly anti-social
he said.
States don't fool the voters in
the primary for their origin is
traced quickly and the influences
behind them revealed" Louis r.
Markun, candidate for the Re-
publican mayoralty nomination.
said at two political meetings last
night.
Republicans are more concerned
in returning the party to power
than they are in the fate of any
one candidate" said Walter Pritch-
ard. candidate for Republican NOM
inatiOn for mayor, at a meeting at
Broadway and Twenty-second street
last night. -s@
4 have tried to make a clean
campaign, with no trace of anger
or ill-will,' Mr.. Pritchard continued.
There is no CompulSion of any sort
to compel a voter to vote for me or
my opponents. 1 intend to support
the Republican nominee.
L give my opponents credit for
that sincerity of purpose with which
I have tried to state my beliefs of
municipal questions. I do not claim
to be the only candidate with
worthy motives"
Reduction of taxes through sim
plification of governmental Struc-
ture was advocated by Mrs. Mar
jorie Roemler Kinnaird, Republican
candidate for state representative
from Marion county, in addresses at
Republican meetings last night.
Divorce of the state police and
penal and charitable institutions
from politics and the spoilS system
also was urged by Mrs Kinnaird.
If nominated and elected, Mrs.
Kinnaird pledged herself to urge
passage of a bill that woulC, make
the $3.50 tax law "a reality, instead
of a myth
Endorsement of Judge John F.
GeCkler as candidate for juvenile
court Judge was voted last night at
the SEVERN at a meeting of three
local unions affiliated with the In
ternational Printing PreSsmen's
Union. They were Unions II and
81. newspaper presSmen, and Press
Assistants Union 80.
A. B. Hattery, member Of the
regional labor board. explained the
working of the code of graphic art.
and the work done by the regional
labor board in attempting to settle
strikes and disputes for the print
ing industry.
Women must vote in the pri-
marieS in the interests of good gov
ernment.r declared Judge John w
= Kern, candidate for the Democratic
nomination for mayor. at a meeting
OF The Marion County Women'S
Democratic Club in the Claypool
last night.
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