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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
9
Harlan a Warren township lawyer and former teacher seeks one of three Democratic state senator nominations. Clark, Zearing, Seidensticker, Taylor and others are named as contenders with varied records in law, public service and business.
Michael H. Farrell of W Washington Street emerges as a strong candidate for one of three Democratic senatorial nominations, with supporters predicting a win and emphasizing his character and party value. Charles F. Maas seeks eight Democratic nominations for state representative, backed by loyal supporters who praise his business experience and commitment to economy in government. Joseph H. Pierson, farmer near Valley Mills, runs for state representative, highlighting farming roots, local service, and independence from party bosses. James E. Berry, a steady Democratic worker, seeks Center township assessor nomination, noted for past campaigns, harmony within the party, and vote getting.
Prominent Democratic candidate Harry W. Bassett, a labor union leader and former Bookbinders' union president, is praised for his progressive views and dedication to workers needs. Fellow candidate Baggett is noted for party loyalty and harmony efforts within the Seventh district.
Frank B. Ross, candidate for the Democratic nomination for probate judge, is described as able to compare records with any candidate on either side. A lawyer, he is regarded as among the most capable of Marion county’s younger bar.
The passage praises Mr. Ross as a capable, prepared candidate for probate judge. It notes his prior 1906 criminal court race performance, his hard work and alertness as a Democrat, and that Republicans who favor cross-endorsement would support his election to strengthen the Democratic ticket.
Francis Marion Clark a 45 year old Democrat from Wayne township seeks the county commissioner seat. A former township trustee with strong public affairs management, he has broad party endorsements and aims for nomination in the Friday primary and victory on November 3.
B. D. Brooks, a successful Fourteenth Ward businessman, runs as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for commissioner in the Second District.
George Schauer a well known German American and Democrat seeks the township assessor nomination. A machinist and union member he has long served as ward precinct committeeman and as secretary of the German American Democratic club. He is 39 and considered a strong campaigner and loyal citizen.
Jacob Woessner, a longtime Annapolis resident and former school board member, announces his candidacy for sheriff in the Democratic primary. He pledges full compliance with the fee and salary law and vows no distortion or evasion under his administration. Friends from both parties urge him to run, noting his prior strong showings.
John P. Leyendecker a 47 year old attorney active in lodge circles is urged by friends and fraternity members for the Democratic nomination for prosecutor. He has practiced law since 1844, served as special judge, ran on the Democratic legislative ticket in 1896, but has never held public office. Clarence E. Weir seeks the Democratic nomination for Superior Court No. 4 with 17 years of Indianapolis practice.
Joseph Collier seeks the Democratic nomination for Superior Court No. 5. He is an experienced Marion County attorney with ten to twelve years of practice and a solid reputation for honesty and square dealing. Collier has been a persistent Democratic worker and enjoys broad support for his abilities and loyalty.
John F. Concannon attracts a broad circle of supporters in Indianapolis promoting his bid for sheriff. Described as a hard working, principled businessman with 11 years in the city and no prior public office, he is portrayed as a candidate whose sole aim is justice and service to the people.
George Brown, seeking the Democratic nomination for township assessor, campaigns on decades of faithful service in every election since he became a voter, stressing his party loyalty and campaign record.
Dr J D Cain, a prominent coroner candidate, seeks the Democratic nomination. He previously ran for coroner in 1906, has never held public office, and cites his ability, honesty, popularity, and political strength. Cain educated in Indianapolis, graduated from Central College of Physicians and Surgeons, and has practiced medicine for years.
Indianapolis Board of Public Works announces in May 1908 that it unanimously adopted Declaratory Resolution No. 5,580 to vacate 7 1/2 feet off the southeast side of Fort Wayne Avenue from Delaware Street eastward to Clair Street, as part of a city street adjustment.
Henry C. Cox, a 49 year old Indianapolis attorney with 15 years of practice, seeks the Democratic nomination for judge of Marion county juvenile court. Born near Bloomington he taught school five years and is regarded as well qualified to serve, with no opposition in the Democratic race.
The notice outlines a street vacation in a Fort Wayne avenue area with exact parcel lines and an alley exclusion. The Indianapolis Board of Public Works fixed June 3 1908 for remonstrances and a hearing at 10 a m, to discuss the proposed vacation and related spanning. Also public sale of unclaimed police property scheduled for May 19 1908 at police headquarters.
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