Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 150, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1924 — Page 17

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CLEMENCY MED 10 32 PRISONERS Two Local Men Includ Four Paroles Approved, Governor Emmett F. Branch today refused executive clemencv to

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thirty-two prisoners, in his consideration of the report made to him by the State p;,’ hoard. Included are George " sentenced here Feb. 12, 1'.'21. to five to fourteen years on a robbery charge, and Wesley McGinnis, sentenced March 12, 1924, for liquor law violation. Thomas Dillon, Twelfth ward politician. sentenced to six months on he Indiana State farm, withO ■ h;s ntiooi for clemency. The Governor further db.pi ved the commutation of the sentence of Fay W. Cuilins, sentence, from Marion Criminal Court, Nov. IS, 1923, three to five years at Indiana

State Prison, on a vehicle taking charge. Governor Branch disapproved the recommendation of the board for two paroles, including Bert Leonard, sentenced from Marion Juvenine Court, June 25, 1924, to 180 days on the Indiana State Farm for contributing to delinquency. Four paroles were approved including one for Patrick L. Donnelly. The annual Sudan grass crop in the United States is $10,000,000 — originating from eight ounces of seed sent to the United States in 1509.

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VOTING BY PLANE LATEST WRINKLE Ballots Received Here by Air Mail, Voting by airplane is the latest election wrinkle. County Clerk Al-

bert H. Losehe has received absent voters ballots from San Francisco and Denver by air mail. More than 3,500 of the absent voters have applied for ballots. Many of them have been returned, ready to be taken to the proper precinct

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polls election day. Citizens, who will he out of the city Tuesday, have been busy all week voting at the county clerk's office. This opportunity ends Saturday at 4 p. m. Nearly 200 votes have been cast each day.

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?8 WIN? X%J HERE is Coolidge strong? Where are his weak spots? Where i* he running second and where third? How many states will LaFollette carry f Where is the Wisconsin fighter first i Where is he running second Where is he third? From whom is LaFollette drawing Hts strength, from the Republicans or the Demo* crats? And where? Where is the Davis strength. . What states can he carry outside of the Solid South? Will he get all of the South or will he lose some state like Tennessee, as Cox did in 1920? What are Davis chances in the North ( And how is he running l in the West 1 How about the states which have the largest electoral votes: New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois? How about such pivotal states as New Jersey, Indiana, Missouri and California? W r ill Coolidge lose New England Are Ohio and Michigan in the doubtful column? How about the border line in Maryland Kentucky? Next Tuesday will be election day. In next Sunday’s Herald and Examiner will I*B published results of this presidential poll, which no You will be interested in this compilation a* an index of what is going to happen next Tuesday, Be S ware to Get Next Sunday’s CHICAGO HERALD&EXAMINER Year Copy Today From DeWolf News Cos. 15 South Senate jVve. Main 5687

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