Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 176, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1926 — Page 11

OCT. 20, 1926

32 VOTING PUCE SHIFTS ARE MADE Most Numerous in Fourth Ward. Thirty-two changes In the location of voting places for the election Tuesday were announced Thursday by Charles O. Sutton, president of the board of county commissioners. Reasons for the alterations in •locations, included decisions of property owners not to maintain the polls and the desire for more central locations in tfye precincts. Two changes were announced in the First ward, eleven in the Fourth, one in the Eighth, six in the Ninth, one each in the Tenth, Twelfth and Fifteenth, one in Way fife Township outride the city limits and’ two in Warren Township outside the corporation boundaries. The new voting places follow: First Ward—First aroeinct. 3820 E. Thirtieth St.: Ninth precinct. 18(Mi Hillside Avo. Fourth Ward—First prooinct. 1107 Fairfield Ave. Fourth precinct. .'l7Ol N. Capitol Ave.; Fifth precinct. 55 W. ThirtyFourth St.: Sixth precinct. 0310 N. Illinois St.: Ninth precinct. Oil E. ThirtySecond St.: Thirteenth precinct. Thirtieth St. and Kenwood Ave. (engine house); Seventeenth precinct 3435 Northwestern Ave.: Twi tit loth precinct. 900 W. TweotyEtehth St.. Twenty Third precinct. 8134 Clifton St.: Twenty-Fourth preelnot. 1111 W.i Thirty-Fourth St.: Twenty-Sixth precinct. 3330 Harding St. Eighth Ward—Sixth precinct. 920 Ashland Ave. Ninth Wai'd —First precinct. 1108 E. Ma-ket St.; Second precinct. 304 Highland Ave.: Eighth precinct. 547 N. Keystone Ave.: Tenth precinct. 2811 E. New York St.: Eleventh nreeinct. 305 N. La alle St.: Seventeenth precinct. 4204 E. ilohtgan St. ITonth Ward Third precinct. 1628 Sfctcher Ave. . Twelfth Ward—Fifth precinct. 632 VlFteenth Ward—Fourth precinct, 22 B! a h'i ngt on Township Thirty-ninth precinct, 4202 College Ave.: Fortieth precinct. 4200 College Ave : Forty-First precmet. 709 E. Forty-Ninth St.' Forty-Sec-ond precinct, 603 E. Forty-Ninth St.: Forty-Fourth precinct. 5304 Park Ave.: Fortv-Flfth preotnet. 5367 College Ave. wayne Township—Twenty-Seventh precinct. No. 2~ sehoolhouse. Maywood. Warren Township—Twenty-Fifth precinct. 11 N. Webster Ave.: Twenty-Ninth precinct. Wright's store: Michigan road, off Arlington Ave. JAP LINER AGROUND PaMengfira hi No Danger Toldo Hoars. Bw netted -Press TOKIO, Oct. 29. —Passengers aboard the 13,402-ton liner Temyo Maru, aground off Yoka Hama, were In no danger today and It Is expected that the vessel would be refloated shortly, according to word received here. The vessel went aground Thursday, and It was necessary to remove some of her cargo. The sea was calm today and all passengers remained .aboard, according to the company. NEW PASTOR INSTALLED Formal Commony Held at First Presbyterian Church. In the presence of the congregation and his fellow ministers, the Rev. George Arthur Frantz was formally installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Thursday night. *he Rev. Walter J. Hogue of York, a., gave' the charge and the Rev. Matthias L. Haines, pastor -emeritus of the church, assisted. Dr. Frantz comes- to Indianapolis from Van Wert, Ohio. A reception for him and Mrs. Frantz will be given in the church parlors the eveninlng of Nov. 6. TOLEDO POLICE BAFFLED Bv United Pretn TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 29.—Despite the $12,200 reward offered for information leading to capture of the maniac believed responsible for clubbing murders here, police today admitted no promising developments In their hunt for the fiend. Every lead has been followed, they said, but so far none has led anywhere. A roundup of all persons known to be mentally deficient accomnllshed nothing.

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