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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1925

Page

7

Bloomington Frowns Upon Student Vote

Bloomington Senator Earl W. Payne alleges illegal student voting in the recent city primary. He filed eight affidavits in Monroe Circuit Court claiming university students were underage and voting, aiming to curb what he calls a corrupt influence on Bloomington politics.

Times Special Bloomington Ind Earl W. Payne Monroe Greene Brown Bloomington Star Payne Indiana University Ilegality Vtce

Ten Dollars Ten Days for DUI Conviction in Criminal Court

Jaynes Hines colored of 320 West Sixteenth Street began a ten day jail term after conviction in Criminal Court by Special Judge H B Pike on operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined ten dollars and costs and appealed from city court where a similar fine was imposed with a thirty day sentence at the Indiana State Farm. William Lane of 916 Gemmer discharged on the DUI charge and on drunkenness. Cletus Kettering of 44 South Gladstone Avenue discharged on carrying a concealed weapon.

Jaynes Hines Sixteenth St H. B. Pike Hines Indiana State Farm William Lane Gemmer &J Cletus Kettering S. Gladstone Ave

P. E. O. SESSIONS END KOKOMO INDIANA

More than one hundred delegates attended the Indiana chapter annual convention of the P. E. O. Sisterhood in Kokomo Indiana as officers were elected for the coming term. The slate named Margaret G. Mahin La Fayette as president Susie Philippe Bicknell as vice president Mayme Hunt Kokomo as second vice president Mary Neptune Thorntown as organizer Elsie Johnson Indianapolis as corresponding secretary Jessie Moore Hawkins Greencastle as treasurer Mabel Kemp Newcastle and Mary Neptune Thorntown as delegates to the supreme convention.

Kokomo Ind Indiana P. E. O. Sisterhood Margaret G. Mahin Lafayette Susie Philippe Bicknell Mayme Hunt Mary Neputune Thorntown Mami Hartzler Knox Elsie Johnson Indianapolis Jessie Moore Hawkins Greencastle Mabel Kemp Newcastle Mary Neptune

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