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Scratch Vote in 1928

- THAT INDIANA voters have scratched in the past is shown by the 1928 election in which the Republican presidential candi date, Herbert Hoover, carried the state by 286,000 votes while the G. O. P. Gubernatorial Nominee Harry Leslie won by only 45000 votes over his Democratic op-

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strategic services which denied he | was dismissed from the agency be- | cause he wrote a Reader's Digest | article assailing the administra-| tion's stand on communism.

PRINCE GUSTAVE DEAD LONDON, Oct. 8 (U. P.) —Prince | Gustave of Denmark, 57, a brother! of King Christian, died suddenly JeslueY, 3 Danish broadcast said |

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IN INDIANAPOLIS |

EVENTS TODAY Tndk v anapolis ML ag meeting, Wash

Ripha sorerity, conven. fon, Lincoln hotel,

liana Motor Truck association, conven- Jame

tion, Claypool hotel EVENTS TOMORROW Gideon askety, meeting, Washington Alps a3 = alpha t . ron sorority, convention, Lincoln Indiana Motor ter Truck association, convention, Claypool ho MARRIAGE LICENSES Josepn Patrick Case, ii N. Holmes: . Harold E. Clapp. 38 5 N° Deis ro aro) ware; nie Jean Davis, Morristown. mas Edwards, 1618 Sharon; Vonds U. tembr, 4 William Eliott, U, 8, navy; Maxine Goodard Pigg, Ft. Harrison: Emi Idine Lewis, 718 N. Sherman dr. od Benner ©) e Jenks, U. 8. army; Doris Willlam A. Kivett, 138 W Walnut; Barbara Williams, 128 W. 3 Bay

t Leroy Sandquist, on, Colo.; ySathryne Louise. Kramer, Brighton,

Cortland John Meme, . army; Vir ginia es Dubn, 920 oy William Morris, 320 N. Hamilton;

Cerys 200 Joon “Tai isd N “Cuplian Lilie rge : Hi Bs Nr 8. army; Geraldine Burress, 1820 N. En md AR Joanne Louiss' Mumford, 8693 N. ace

Roman, Anna Bel Brees, ti, girls. Donald, -Bemice rat City.

1 Pred nga By Bhi ar ats, Robart, Pe ary Rene Comings. T, at Bode.

Homer, Hamilton Lilien a. dames, nb Tae in at Method-

Brigh "% Salads. Se "adidred Branion, 1050 Arrow. at 1114 BR ne

ri 2220 N. Talbott: | . Peun-

_ |Mary Biizabeth Larrison, 19, at 843 8. “IMatgares Bandage. 5. at 1602 Lawton, PE edits

.|snna_Doutnitt, 74, at Methodist, coro-

Joh el Sib 83, at 8h Visouts, ear:

Prank, Mary Ivancic, at St. vintsty, i pi wn Mildred Stippich, at St. Vin.

Frank, Lillian Mays. at 844 W. North. Harry, Leola Williams, it 333 W. 19th,

DEATHS Herhert Aleiander, 5 oat Veterans,” men. ingoen alitis, Thile "Jane George, 75, at 311 N. Gladcardio vascular renal. an 60, at Meth 8. Henderson, 73, at City, arteriCaro a Bell, 75, at 2332 Caroline, chronic onch! Horace ‘Graver, 38, at 802 N. Ham{iton, Sorenary occlusio George R. Crouch, 75, an City, essential ey John Edward Matson, 77, at City, car © a. i Rufus Kirk, 65. at, Methodist, myocar Louis uis B. Kelse y, 24, at St. Vincent's, Guarge Pile), B, at 1308 E. Ohio, chronic ardit sails i. Scholl, 72, at 3743 N. Illinois, y occlus Mary Savage 37, at “City, ‘essential hyperGeorge W. Rennick, 63, at Long, arter- | Robert Stevens, 37, at City, sorti€ insufGeorge Sf 83, at 1028 N. Hamilton, Tom Parker, 63, at 1658 Columbia, ceremon Austin, at 1341 Broadway, corWilhelmina Noftke, ss, at St. Vincents,

7, at St. Vincent's, cardio

ul Kempe, 63, at 41 W. 33d, Lillie RopnSimo 63, at 4087. Cornelius, Har at 2141 Highland place, rheumatic Bear. Grace George, 48, at 733 Prospect, Tremont, Clarence Coffin, . 69, at City, cerebral

anna” Murray, "59, at Methodist, perite-

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absentee ballots today in directly to France from the Un the U. S. presidential election. The|States. ‘ =

voting was carried out in special They were accompanied Yy seve | eral army officials,

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