Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 287, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1926 — Page 25

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QUIET ENDING FOR ELECTION • CONTEST SEEN Senate Committee Expected to Dismiss Bursum Case. Bv Times Special WASHINGTON, April 2.—0n0 of the three election contests before the Senate is abou tto oome to a quiet conclusion. Within the next few weeks, In all probability, the Senate Elections Committee will dismiss the contest of Holm O. Bursum against Senator Sam G. Bratton, Democrat, of New Mexico. When Bursum, the father of much pension legislation, was defeated in 1924, G. A. R. veterans raised a fund of nearly $20,000 for him to contest the election. He filed lengthy charges of alleged irregularities in every county of New Mexico. However, his case was weakened by the fact that a similar contest by a Republican, against the Democrat who was elected Governor, failed to unseat the Governor, and actually added to his majority. The Senate Elections Committee examined Bursum’s complaint and Bratton’s answer last December and let the matter rest. Recently it was rumored that the

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