Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1938 — Page 2

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“John F. Roach, 70, known to thousands of travelers who yearly. use the Indianapolis Union Station as a railroad depot, will retire + from duty-as checkman in the baggage room Sept. 1, after 49 years * continuotis service. He says he will “take it easy” from now on.

Mr. Roach’s railroad service dates back 51 years. He worked two . years with the old Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Co. before he became associated with the Indianapolis Union Railway Co. He is the oldest employee in the point of age and service now working at the Union

Station.

MORE ELECTION BOARD WORKERS CALLED IN PROBE

‘Members From Precinct 12 Expected to Testify On Recount.

. Election Board workers from Precinct 12, Ward 2, were called before the Grand Jury today, supposedly to testify concerning alleged variances in totals found in the recount of Democratic ballots :re‘cently. A special investigation of that precinct was asked by Criminal ‘Court Judge Frank Baker when he instructed the Grand Jury six weeks ago.

Judge Baker told the jury to investigate discrepancies in that pre-

cinct “in view of the fact that a.

member of the Prosecutor’s staff was on the Elecijon Board there.” Yesterday the jurors questioned seven members of the election board who worked in Precinct 9, Ward 20, where a discrepancy of more than 30 votes was found by recount commissioners.

‘WPA GRANTS TO SCHOOLS Times Special LOGANSPORT, Aug. 26.—Tipton Township has received a WPA allotment of $2217 to renovate public

school buildings. Schools affected

are at Onward and Walton.

No Password,

No Pass; Gets Broken Skull

DETROIT, Aug. 26 (U. P.) —Walter Johnson, appearing at the dcor of

the Moorish Science Temple for a.

lodge meeting, was met by Sergeantatrarms La Mahome El, “Give the password, brother,” Mahome said. Without producin the word, Johnson start into the cult meeting. Mahome drew a 16-inch sword and whacked it on Johnson's head. Mr. Johnson went to a, hospital

magic to walk right

with a skull fracture. Mahome went |

to jail, where police said he would stay pending the outcome of Johnson’s injuries.

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