Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 321, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1928 — Page 10

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Exercise Your Right j. \T j. T* J to Vote luesday ■ < Don’t Let Professional Politicians and their Henchmen Do ALL The VOTING!

Hoover Not on Any Slate

The whole nation will be watching to see whether Indiana Republicans follow Ohio’s example in declaring political independence from corrupt machine control. Every Voter Tuesday is Important. The chief danger is from indifferent Republicans. If every Republican vote in Indiana were polled Tuesday, Hoover’s majority would be greater than his wonderful three-to-one victory in Ohio. Over there the people voted in spite of discouraging advantages held by the political machine. Hoover’s success in Indiana is assured if enough Republicans vote. Be yourself! Exercise your right to vote Tuesday.

Herbert Hoover’s name is not on any slate by authority. Voters should not be confused by slates or combinations of candidates that may contain Mr. Hoover’s name. The publication of fake slates is a favorite trick of professional politicians for the purpose of deceiving voters Just remember—Hoover is not in any combination gs candidates. Herbert Hoover is standing on his own.

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT—Paid for by Marion County Voters—MAßlON COUNTY HOOVER FOR PRESIDENT COMMITTEE.

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How to Vote for Hoover )

Herbert Clark Hoover’s name appears at the top of the Republican ballot. To vote for him it is necessary merely to make a cross (X) in the square beside his name. There are no Hoover delegates to be voted for. You vote direct for Hoover. The names of only two candidates for President appear on the ballot. Vote for Herbert Hoover—don’t sign a blank check.

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MAY 7, 1928