Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 114, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1925 — Page 12

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FLEA TO OPEN ELECTION LISTS WILL BE BEARD If Judge Does Not Help Many Will Have to Register. A hearirg will be held Saturday morning before Circuit Judge H. O. Chamber'in on the petition of city election commissioners to be allowed to break the sealed election returns from four precincts in the primary election last May. Commissioners are charged with the duty of certifying complete lists of those who voted in each precinct, so the latter won’t have to register this fall, but Judge Chamberlin will have to help, or the lists for the four precincts can’t be compiled, say the election commissioners. Kept Separate Lists By mistake, precinct election officials in the Forty-First precinct of the Fourth ward kept separate lists of Democratic and Republican voters. Then they sealed up the Democratic poll book in the bag for election returns. In the Third precinct, Sixth ward, the precinct board kept men and women voters names on separate lists, and sealed up the men’s list with the returns. Poll Books Illegible The poll books from the Fifth precinct of the Sixth ward and the Sixth precinct of the Twelfth ward are Illegible, and the commissioners want permiruion to look at the duplicate li ts in the sealed returns. Unle- authority is given to open

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Coolidge Awards Air Trophy President Coolidge presenting lieutenant Reginald De Noyes Thomas of llie United States Navy with the Schiff memorial trophy for having flown a naval plane during the last year without a single smashup. the four returns, all Democrats in the Forty-First of the Fourth, all men in the Third of the Sixth and everybody in the other two precincts will have to register this fall. The compass, discovered by the Chinese, has been in use about thirty centuries.

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If you see any automobiles bearing these license numbers, call the police or The Indianapolis Times. Main 3000. The owner may be able to do the same for you some time. Automobiles reported stole belong to: Lonnie Hudson, R. R. 1 Box 249 C. Ford. 583-336, from Riverside Park.

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An automobile belonging to Velie Sales Company, Pratt and Meridian Sts., was found at Meridian and Norths Sts.

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LOCAL PERSONS HURT De Pauw Students Recover From Accident Injuries. Bu Timea Special GREENCASTLE. Ind., Sept. 11.— The second automobile wreck in which De Pauw university students from Indianpolis have figured occurred Thursday. Miss Caryl

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Chenoweth, driving on State Rd. 32, south of here, suddenly lost control of her car and overturned In a ditch. She and four passenges were uninjured. Mary Elizabeth Glossbrenner of Indianapolis, who figured in a similar accident early In the week, is recovering from minor injuries. Four others who were with her are improving.

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CATHOLIC PRIEST DEAD The Rev. Father M. G. Gogemann Dies at St. Louis, Mo. Bu Timex Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Sept. 11.— Word has been received here announcing the death of the Rev. Father Matthew G. Bogemann, 65, at St. Louis, Mo. For thirty-five

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years he had been priest of the St Charles Catholic Church here. Mrs. Walter Burke of this city, a sister, survives him. FARMER BREAKS JAW Bu Timex Special WAWAKA. Ind.. Sept. 11.—Falling from the top of a hay wagon, Bert Cook, Wawaka farmer, fared a fractured back and a jaw.