Miss Emma May for Reporter of Indiana Supreme and Appellate Courts
Terre Haute candidate Miss Emma May seeks the Democratic nomination for reporter of the Indiana Supreme and Appellate Courts. The article highlights her political experience, tax knowledge, and proven leadership roles in Vigo County and Terre Haute, stressing businesslike government efficiency.
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Emma May
Terre Haute
Indiana Supreme Dia Apellate Courts
Miss May
Maggan
Fifth Congressional District
Benjamin Bosse
Vigo County
Mayr Seeks Re election as Indiana Secretary of State
Secretary of State Frank Mayr Jr of South Bend appeals to voters on his record of efficient service economy and courtesy. A longtime Democratic figure he led St Joseph county and the old thirteenth district and is noted as a civic leader and businessman.
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Indiana
Frank Mayr, Jr
South Bend
Mayr
St. Joseph County
Thirteenth
Lane Nominated for Carroll County Clerk
The Democratic party of Carroll County presents Wilbur Lane of Eringhurst as candidate for clerk of the circuit court. Lane, 38, married with two children, served 18 months in World War I, six overseas, and for 14 years has operated the Lane Orange Store and Motor Stores. He is an American Legion member and known for business acumen and dedication to clean politics.
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Democratic Party
Carroll County
Wilbur Lane
Eringhurst
Lane
Lane Orange
Bringhurst
American Legion
Barkley and Van Nuys Set to Speak Over WFBM
Senator Alben W Barkley of Kentucky will deliver the keynote at the Democratic National Convention. Frederick Van Nuys, candidate for the U S Senate, will also speak over WFBM Indianapolis Thursday November 3 at 8 30 p m Radio tubes Herb Smith.
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Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Frederick van Nuys
United States Senate
WFBM
Indianapolis
Townsend Seen as Steady Leader for Indiana Senate
A Democratic speaker in Indiana praised M. Clifford Townsend as a restrained, businesslike lieutenant governor candidate. Born in Blackford County, he served as county superintendent, served in the 1923 Indiana Senate, led agricultural interests, and ran in 1928 for Congress. The obliquely framed profile hails his record against red tape and aims to invigorate Indiana's government.
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Indiana
M. Clifford Townsend
Indiana Senate
Senate
Townsend
Blackford County
Marion Sis
Blackford
Grant
Congress
Indian Senate
Williamson Reelected Bid for Indiana Auditor of State
The text highlights Floyd E. Williamson’s successful two year tenure as Indiana Auditor of State on the Democratic ticket. It notes improvements in the gasoline tax division, promises kept, and a government department praised as operating at its best. Vouches for reelection based on business principles and public trust.
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Auditor OF State
Floyd E. Rephamson
Audit of State
Floyd E. Williamson
Department of Government
Williamson
Indiana
Judge James P. Hughes Nominated for Indiana Supreme Court
Hoosier Democracy presents Judge James P. Hughes of Greencastle as the nominee for the Indiana Supreme Court in the Third Judicial District. With over twenty one years on the circuit bench he serves as Putnam circuit court judge since 1911 after four years as prosecuting attorney for the Putnam and Clay circuits.
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James P. Hughes
Greencastle
Indiana Supreme Court
Hoosier
Hughes
Putnam Circuit Court
Thomas R. Marshall
Putnam and Clay
Ateceonite
Dyer Seeks Reelection as Surveyor on November 8
Democrat Samuel Dyer, a Carroll County lifelong resident, seeks another term as surveyor. He notes a record of courtesy, accuracy, and speedy, economical office operation. Married with eight children, he attends the Presbyterian church and pledges continued efficient service if reelected.
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Samuel Dyer
Mr. Dyer
Democrat Township
Carroll County
Philip Lutz Jr. Named Democratic Candidate for Indiana Attorney General
The Democratic party endorses Philip Lutz Jr. of Boonville as the state’s Attorney General candidate. A 44 year old self educated lawyer, Lutz rose from news boy to prominent local leader. He helped found the Boonville Chamber of Commerce and led Kiwanis, Elks, Masons, and Scottish Rite activities. He is married with a son, John Philip.
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Indiana
Democratic Party
Philip Lutz, Jr
Boonville
Lutz
Candidate Ruth McCormick for Carroll County Recorder
Ruth McCormick, Democrat, potential County Recorder candidate, born and raised in Carroll County, daughter of the late John F. McCormick. Former bank secretary treasurer and insurance department employee, Delphi, active in church and community affairs.
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Ruth McCormick
Carroll County
John F. McCormick
Carroll County Loan and Trust Company Bank
Delphi
Miss McCormick
Recorder
Presbyterian Church
Nancy Lesh McCormick
Union State Bank
County
Democrat Ticket II First Column On Ballot
The Democrat ticket will appear in the first column of ballots this year as that party won the largest vote for secretary of state in the last election. The sample ballot is shown on Page 2 of The Citizen this week and voters should familiarize themselves with it.
Paul V. McNutt Praised as Indiana Governor Candidate
The piece extols Paul V. McNutt as a statewide choice for governor of Indiana, highlighting his Democratic roots and broad public service. It notes his roles as dean of Indiana University Law School, his WWI military service, leadership in The American Legion, and national prominence within the party.
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Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Parti
Durgan praised for candor and grasp in Second District race
A favorable view of Democrat George R. Durgan grows in the Second district as voters note his clear knowledge of national issues and constitutional matters. He is praised for sincerity and courage, with critics admitting his qualifications and forthright style enhance his campaign. Dr John T Kirkpatrick, Democrat candidate for coroner, is introduced as a respected Delphi physician and community member.
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George R. Durgan
Congress
Durgan
Mr. Durgan
Mr. Roosevelt
Hamling Seeks Reelection as Prosecuting Attorney
John H. Hamling Democratic candidate for reelection as prosecuting attorney, born and raised in Delphi, graduated Delphi High School in 1921 and Notre Dame Law School in 1925. He has one child, is married, formerly with Boyd and Hamling, and now in Union State Bank Building. He served as deputy prosecutor under John Rothrock before White and Carroll Counties formed separate circuits and is in his first term.
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John H. Hamling
Delphi
Notre Dame University
Mr. Hamling
Boyd
Fansler Nominated for Supreme Court by Fifth District Democrats
Michael L Fansler of Logansport launched as the Fifth District Democrats’ candidate for the state supreme court seat. A Notre Dame graduate born July 4 1883, he has practiced law since 1905, led Liberty Loan efforts in WWI, and is active in Catholic, Elks, Eagles and Knights of Columbus groups with deep Democratic ties. He is married.
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Supreme Court
Michael,l
Fansler
Logansport
Fifth Judicial District
Mr. Fansler
Ind
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame
Cass County Bar
Catholic Church
the Elks, Eagles
Knights of Columbus
Commissioner Earl Chapman backs farming roots for county post
Earl Chapman born and raised in Jackson Township and a lifelong farmer. He and his family focus on economy and honesty if elected county commissioner. Charley Curtis attended a Salt Lake City football game to unwind from campaign speeches.
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Earl Chapman
Jackson Township
Charley Curtis
Salt Lake City
Mr. Curtis
Frederick Van Nuys Democratic nominee for U S Senator
Indiana voters have a choice in Frederick Van Nuys a Democrat from Rush county who has long given public service as Madison and Hamilton county prosecutor state senator and prominent party figure He trained as a lawyer in Indiana and helped nominate Samuel M Ralston in 1924 now leading a law firm in Indianapolis with Van Nuys Barnard and Walker in Fletcher Trust Building.
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Indiana
Falmouth
Rush County
Frederick van Nuys
Lebanon
Earlham College
Richmond
Indiana Law School
Shelbyville
Summitville
Madison County
Anderson
van Nuys
Democratic Committee
Senate
Samuel M. Ralston
Madison Square Garden
New York
van Nuys, Barnard and Walker
Fletcher Trust
Indianapolis
Candidate for State Treasurer
William Storen, a Scottsburg banker and civic leader, is highlighted as the tested choice for Indiana state treasurer. The piece praises his business background, public service, and trust across Indiana, noting his family and affiliations as part of his profile.
Willian F Dudine for Appellate Court Judge
Willian F Dudine , Democratic candidate for Judge of the Appellate Court first division, is described as highly active by age thirty six. A World War I veteran, he studied at Catholic University of America law school 1919 22, practiced at Jasper since 1923, married with five children, member of Catholic church Knights of Columbus and American Legion.
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Willian F. Dude
Dudime
Dudine
Catholic University of America
Washington, DP
Jasper
Duding
Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus Lodge
American Legion
Educational reformer George G Cole praised in Indiana
The article lauds George Cale and George G Cole for advancing educational ideas in Indiana. Cole, long associated with the Masonic order, is noted as a State Normal School graduate with a life teaching license and the state's highest exam average, shaping the public instruction system during his term.
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George C. Cale
Indiana
Cole
In State Normal School
Wickersham Seeks Joint Representative Post for Carroll Cass
Democratic candidate R C Wickersham from Carroll and Cass counties is a Monticello native who has lived in Logansport for 27 years. He worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad, served as precinct committeeman and ward leader, and holds family farm ties while active in agriculture groups and local politics.
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R. C. Wickersham
Carroll
Cass
White County
Monticelo
Monticello
Logansport
Transportation Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wickersham
Cass County
Candidate for Judge Appellate Court
Ralph N Smith of LaPorte announces his candidacy for appellate judge. A leading Indiana attorney with 31 years in Laporte, he graduated from Valparaiso University Law in 1896 and partners in Smith Rees and Smith. He is active in Masonic orders and the Methodist church teaching a men’s Bible class. He was married in 1896 and is father to Russell Smith.
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Ralph. N. Smith
Laporte
Smith, Rees and Smith
Methodist Church
Russell. Smith
Rampant Aye
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Herb. Smith
Clifford Townsend
the Supreme Court
Versity School of Law
RR Rao IF
AXA
Law School
Indiana University
Franklin
Phi Beta Kappa
Order of Caif
Harvard Law School
Paul McNutt
John T.kirkpatrick
E. E. Kirkpatrick
Our County
Masonic Order
Edna Kirkpatrick
John T. Kirkpatrick
Burlington
Kirkpatrick
Michael L, Fansler
United States
William Storen
Stéven
Scottsburg
Storen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Lodge
The
Lions Club
Dent OF Public Instruction
George G. Cole
Judge Appellate Court
Ralph N. Smith
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