Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1926 — Page 14

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VOTE TABULATION. IS INVESTIGATED BYGRANDJURY County Body Makes Quiz Following Filing of Petition. The Marion County grand jury haa started investigation of the alleged irregularity in tabulation of the official count of the canvassing hoard, which announced Clarence E, “Weir named as Democratic candidate for judge of Criminal Court in the recent primary. James E. Deery filed a petition in Circuit Court Saturday contesting Weir’s nomination, on behalf of James D. Ermston, defeated by Weir by 219 votes, according to the official tabulation. William H. Shaeffer, deputy prosecutor, said investigation so far disclosed that all of the alleged discrepancies were committed on Seventh ward tally papers. He said that some of the changes were so apparent that the only difficulty is to place the blamo. In all instances, Shaeffer said, he believed the tabulations were altered at the courthouse after the return of vote blanks had been surrendered by the precinct election boards. In the Sixth precinct, Seventh ward, the precinct return gave Weir seventeen votes. The tally paper, handled by the canvassers, gave Weir forty-seven votes. In the Seventh precinct, Seventh ward, while the return gave Weir thirteen votes, the official tally put the total at seventy-three votes. The return from the Eighth precinct, Seventh ward, gave Weir nine votes, but the official tally set it at 49, Shaeffer said. Shaeffer stated that the precinct return sheet was not used by the canvassing board in its tabulations. Its work was confined on the tally sheets, he said. There are thirty members of the canvassing board, fjfteen Democrats and fifteen Republicans. AVIATORS SAY NORGE WRECKED Movie Men Declare Ship Did Not Land Safely. fin Timm Special FAIRBANKS, Alaska, May 19. The dirigible Norge was wrecked in its forced landing at Teller, according to airplane pilots who flew to the Bering Sea settlement to obtain photographs of the Amundsen-Ellsworth-Notile airship. “The Norge was blown 400 feet across the ice to shore in a high wind after it was landed,” said Andrew Hufford, who went to Teller as a. mechanic with Joe Orosson. “The dirigible was damaged considerably, as the gale whipped it about while the gas was escaping.” said Ileboran Bennett, who piloted the # I second News reel plane. A. E. Bennett, who piloted the second News reel plane, corroborated this statement. "All the stories that the Norge dime down in good shape are mistakes.” The aviators declared that members of the Norge’s crew told them they landed at Teller because they were lost. They did not know exactly where they were, as they arrived over Teller Bay and had been unsuccessful in trying to establish radio communication with Nome. PLAY FOR HOLY LAND NEW YORK —To teach the children of the Holy Land how to play end to provide playgrounds for them. Mrs. Bertha V. Guggenheimer, Lynchburg, Va„ has established a $50,000 trust fund. The instruction Is to be non-sectarian. legislation is being discussed In Bombay to prevent drugging of babies with opium by mothers who toll. Mehaffey’s Camera Service 2633 West Michigan Street Developing and Printing, Kodaks and Films. Phone, Relmont 1275

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