The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-30
STATE PRIMARY
FILING liked AS
DEADLINE NEARS
Albert ]. Beveridge Jr. to
Run for Congress in
Twelfth District.

OeaullHe IOr ming canGldacleS IN
The primary election neared today
with an influx of announcements of
intention to run for Offices on the
tickets of both parties.
Albert j. Beveridge Jr., son of the
late U. S. Senator Albert j. Bev-
eridge, announced his candidacy on
the Republican ticket for representa-
tive of the Twelfth congressional
district.
Mr.. Beveridge, former editor of
the Pulse of the Nation, is married
and has one son. He lives at Alas
Washington blvd.
Publisher Files Candidacy
He graduated from De Paw Uni
versity and attended Harvard Law
School. He has served as foreign
correspondent for American news
papers in the Orient
He plans campaign opposing
excessive" governmental expendi-
lures, ABUSES of the New Deal
against the Constitution, and the
foreign trade policies of tire RooSe-
velt regime.
Office OF Indiana Secretary of
State is to be sought by Everett E.
Neal, Noblesville publisher, on the
Republican ticket. Mr. Neal was
candidate for the same nomination
in 1884. He has served on the speak
ers' bureau of the state committee.
Senator White to Run Again
E. Curtis White, Marion County
labor leader, announced today he
was seeking denomination to the
Indiana Senate on the Democratic
ticket from Marion County.
Mr.. White has served three terms
in the General Assembly. He is a
member of the Pressmens Union, No.
81, and president of the Allied
Printing Trades Council. He has
sponsored much of the labor legis-
lation in past sessions of the Legis-
lature.
He is 46, lives on a farm near
Valley Mills, is member of Ma
sonic orders, the Indiana Demo-
cratic Club and the Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce.
Harrison in Race Again
William Henry Harrison, filed
declaration of candidacy for Marion
County prosecutor on the Repub-
lican ticket. His was one of 81 Pc
titions filed at the close of the week.
Mr.. Harrison. former State Rep
resentative, was the Republican
niminee for prosecutor in 1892 and
1884.
Candidates. declared for Repre-
sentatives to Congress were filed by
Richard T. James, Portland, member
of the Indiana House of Representa-
tives, who is seeking the Republican
nomination in the Fifth District;
Earl M. Mann, Terre Haute, can
didate for the Republican nomina-
ton in the Sixth District, and John
M. Noe, indianapolis, candidate
for the Eleventh District Republican
nomination.
Filings for circuit Judge were
Henry w. Muller. Fort Wayne.
Democrat: Richard B. Newton.
Terre Haute, Democrat; Henry L.
McAtee, Hartford City, Republi-
can; Charles S. Perel, Whiting,
Republican, and John l.. Sumner,
Petersburg, Republican.
Others Seek Prosecutor Jobs
Others seeking to become, prosecu
ting attorneys are C. Byron Hayes.
Fort Wayne, Democrat; George w. |
Andrews, Marion, Republican;
George w. Hadley, Danville, Re
publican; Paul v. Ford, Kokomo
Democrat; Guy w. Slaughter, Ham
mond, Republican: Virgil E. Whit
acker, Hammond, Republican: G.. r.
Landgrave, Peru, Democrat: Paul v. |
Boyle, Sullivan, Democrat. and
Raymond j. Koarns! Terre IJaute
Democrat.
State senatorial candidates. were
j. Walter Claspell, Muncie, Repub.
lican; Glenn M. Surprise, Cedar
Lake, Republican, and IRA Seeger,
West Lebanon, Democrat.
Declarations for state Represent
atives filed are Hugh B. Mcclure.
Terre Haute, Republican; Scott w.
Keisler, Columbia City, Republican:
j. Clayton Hughes. Goshen, Demo-
crat; Guy w. Dausman, Goshen.
Republican,; William B. Newman.
Hammond, Republican; Paul G..
Sirmin, indianapolis, Democrat:
Roy James Bess, Indianapolis, Re
publican; Boyd F. Oursler, Cynthi-
ana, Republican; and Thomas M.