Voter Registration Rules for November Election
Indiana voters who did not vote in the 1924 general election or who moved precincts must re register to vote in November 1926 primary misreported by some as automatic eligibility. Only those who voted in the last general election and did not move are eligible without re registering. Reregistration not required for those who moved within precincts due to boundary changes. No general registration day will be set. registration available August 1 to September 1 at county auditor offices or via party workers with notaries.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Arthur L. Gilliam
Gilliam
Local Visitors And Illness Reported In Decker Area
MARCO Miss Newel Sharp and Miss Cori Carimchael visit relatives in Decker Ind Ray Cede and Worthington family dinner guests of Horace Surpen AL Dishinger went to Indianapolis for employment Ora Weddel of Bicknell seriously ill at home Memphetts golf Home Rhonome Club scene for Mrs Olive and Chaney Gastinen Stay night Deckards home Lafayette Homer McCombs returns to Mississippi sister Dorothy joins him Noah Bross weekend in Indianapolis George Hendrick and Mrs Rev Brown of Oaktown visit Frank Grass Mrs Gatee Mier and Miss Bertha Hill attend a meeting in Vincennes First Baptist choir practice at church 723 tonight
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Newel Sharp
Cori Carimchael
Decker
Ind
Ray Cede
Worthington
Horace
AL Dishinger
Indianapolis
Ora
Weddel
Bicknell
First Fruit Exhibit Train Operated In Indiana
United Press Dispatch reports Indiana will host the first exhibit train of the year, focusing on marketing fruits and regretables. Luther Fuller, general agricultural agent of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad, announced the week of June 28 start in Terre Haute, ending in Evansville, with sixteen Indiana towns included and literature distributed.
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Indiana
United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
United States
Luther Fuller
Chicago
Terre Haute
Evansville
Fuller
Indiana News Briefs From Gary and Nearby Cities
United Press Dispatch reports Thomas Malia jailed for liquor law violation after offering a drink from a hottie to pay a restaurant bill. Charles Davis, a World War II veteran, in county jail for desecrating American flags. Frank Planky and Jim O’Donnell awaken Hammony, fireworks car muffler stunts. police lock them up. Greenburg hosts display of a complete set of McGuffey readers once used to teach reading.
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United Press Dispatch
Gary
Thomas Malia
Ajil
Attica
Charles, Davis
Davis
Hammong
Frank Planky
Jim” O'Donne
Hammony
Michigan Street
Blanky
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