Republican State Ticket Names For 1932 Election
The ticket lists Governor Winfield Durbin Anderson and Lt Governor Thomas T Moore Greencastle with Auditor I Newt Brown Franklin State Treasurer Job Freeman Terre Haute Secretary Fred I King Wabash Attorney General FH Wurzer South Bend Reporter Warwick H Ripley Indianapolis State Statistician J L Peetz Indianapolis Superintendent Samuel G Farrell Ft Wayne Supreme Judge First District Woodfin Robison Evansville Supreme Judge Fourth District Leander J Monks incumbent Appellate Judge Southern District David A Myers Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Freeman
Terre. Haute
Fred I. King
Wabash
F H. Wurzer
South Bend
Supreme Court
Warwick H. Ripley
Indianapolis
J. L. Peetz
Samuel G.farrell
Leander J. Monks
David A. Myers
Greensburg
Durbin Nominated for Indiana Republican Ticket
Col Winfield T. Durbin of Anderson won the Indiana Republican nomination for governor at the state convention on a Taft administration platform. The event featured a rousing, emotional show with Durbin weeping on the platform as supporters pushed his candidacy, and Mayor Lew Shank briefly seeking withdrawal before endorsing Durbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Winfield T. Durbin
Anderson
Indiana
Taft
Durbin
Col. Durbin
Lew Shank
Thomas T. Moore
Greencastle
John C. Chaney
Sullivan
Shank
Charles A. Carlisle
South Bend
McHale Saloon Sold to George Schneider
The Martin McHale saloon at Third and Railroad streets was sold yesterday morning to George M. Schneider, previously a Fifteenth Street saloon operator. Schneider will take over September 1 after license transfer. McHale exits to focus on road contracting, as he shifts workload to his construction ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin McHale
Third
Railroad Streets
George M. Schneider
Fifteenth Street
Schneider
McHale
F. WY. Guthrie
New York Police graft case detailed by gambler Rose
Bald Jack Rose testifies to District Attorney Whitman about police officer Charles Becker as a top graft collector. He claims Becker helped extract bribes from gamblers across multiple illegal venues, detailing raids and payoffs including a poolroom case where warrants could be torn up for 66 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack” Rose
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Whitman
Becker
Rose
Tis
Brooklyn
Dorsey
Foy
Beckers
Wanted Soldier Guard to Join U S Army From Orphans Home
A youth named William F. Berry at the Orphans Home seeks enlistment in the United States army but cannot prove he is eighteen. The boy appears about sixteen, with two board members and Sargeant Frank Bond doubting age without a guardian affidavit. Berry remains at the home as July records show five new recruits in Bond's local division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Berry
United States Army
Orphans
Berry
Bers
Home Board
Frank Bond
Bond
Army Corps
Clark Renominated for Congress in Ninth Missouri District
Speaker Champ Clark was renominated for Congress in Missouri Ninth District at the primaries. This marks the ninth time the district’s Democrats have nominated the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Champ Clark
Missouri
Topeka Returns Show Closely Fought Kansas Elections
Early returns indicate Roosevelt aligned electors defeat P. P. Campbell in Congress where E. M. Gray leads with Taft ally status disputed. Senate race between Curtis and Stubbs tight needing western county counts. D R Anthony edges W I Stewart in First district while Arthur Capper wins Republican governor nomination. Hodges leads Democrats with Billard opposing liquor resubmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Charles Curtis
Curtis
Stubbs
D.R. Anthony
W. I. Stewart
Anthony
Arthur Capper
Topeka
George R. Hodges
J. B. Billard
Roosevelt Praises Kansas Primary Result After Fraud Allegations
Chicago dispatch reports Roosevelt pleased by Kansas primary outcome amid fraud allegations. St Louis returns show a tight Democratic governor race between Elliott W. Major and William S. Cowherd, with Major leading overall and Cowherd strong in St. Louis and Kansas City. Republican results give Leon Quick 5,766 votes in St. Louis, John C. McKinley close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Elliott W. Major
Wm. S. Cowherd
Major
Cowherd
Kansas City
Leon Quick
John C. McKinley
Col Gibbons Gray Cornwell Dies by Own Hand
Col Gibbons Gray Cornwell of the Sixth Regiment Pennsylvania National Guard and a West Chester attorney killed himself tonight while returning from a train. The incident occurred in Philadelphia as the train carried him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Gibbons Gray ‘Cornwell
Sixth Regiment
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Dawyer
West Chester
Onia
Roosevelt Declares Stance On Negro Question At Progressive Convention
Chicago reports Col Roosevelt facing a heckler as he outlines his views on the negro question. The credentials committee report unseated Florida white and negro delegates and ousted Mississippi negro delegates, with the convention adopting it without discussion. Roosevelt asserts openness to questions and outlines his policy and the future goal of elevating southern delegates to par with West Virginia in character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
South
West Virginia
Republican Party
New Party
Col
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Julian Harris
One Man Government For Panama Canal Adopted
United States Senate backed a plan to give the president control of all Panama Canal affairs by appointing a governor to complete govern and operate the canal and zone. The vote stood 43 to 14 as Taft urged immediate legislation to organize a canal operating force while tolls and free passage for American ships were debated before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Panama Canal
Senate
House of Representatives
Panama
Canal and
Canal Zone
Taft
Mob Threatens Jail Over Child Assault Case
In New Augusta Mississippi on August 6 fifty armed men surround the jail to deter a mob from Richton seeking to lynch C. W. Blackwell a white man charged with criminally assaulting an eleven year old girl. Blackwell was moved to New Augusta after arraignment as deputies brace for potential breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Augusta
Miss
Richton
C. W. Blackwell
Blackwell
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Winfield’ .T. Durbin
Auditor of State
I. Newt Brown, Franklin
State Republican Convention
Marion County
Overnor
Carlisle
Chaney
Ney
John F. Brennan
OLD Burnett
Michigan Road
John Brennan
En Druggist
John
the Northern
Brennan
Twelfth & Market Streets
George Schneider
Gambler
Fortune Monthly
Guardiapply
W. F. Berry
Clark
Xine Allg
Osivism
Ntonom
Etortar
Theodore Roosevelt
P. P. Campbell
Congress
E. M. Gray
Campbell
Chicago
Kansas
Ol. Roosevelt
Self
of the National Progressive
Tee
Florida
Mississippi
Credentials Committee
Fated’ Press
Ernor Hiramere
Insi Johnson
Roosevelt Dresse Galions
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