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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-16
camp FIRE GIRLS
/ IN SPECIAL MEET
AT LEGION ROOMS
fSnecial to The Arrus.l

special to The Argus.)
|, eAledo, Oct. ia specially in
Sortant meeting of the Camp Fire
|girls is scheduled for Tuesday night
- the American legion rooms ard
Me leaders ask a full attendance
n the members. The meeting is
|tslled for p. n. Special bust
hess Is on hand I nd several new
hembers are to be voted upon.
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nearby finds you an easy victim.
You can maintain your power Of
assistance to colds, coughs and
amilar trouble by taking Father
Johns Medicine which builds new
strength and health. If you have
already allowed yourself to take
seld, begin treating it at once with
Ather Johns Medicine. 1t will
not only drive off the cold but it
VII build up new strength with
snlch to fight off future attacks
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-16

eAAoS ycA Nod6 LIZ
1t from someone
else. This is
only half the
t r u t h. The
real fact is
that a cold is
the penalty for
neglect of the
common rules
Of health. You
b a We allowed
yourself to be-
come over-tired.
weakened and
| run down. You
III a We allowed
iyour power of
resistance to be
lowered. T b e
&, o | d g e r m
J: which is al
WAYS I n r king
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-16
DOUBLE EVENT
CELEBRATED AT
COUNTRY HOME
Especial Correspondence.

Galva, Oct. 16.-On Sunday, Oct
Is, Mrs and Mrs. P. o. Norling> had
been married ~ years, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Headley, who are near
relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norling,
had been married for "a years. In
honor of this double anniversary q
dinner was served at the country
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Mornings
son Milford and wife. The other
invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Bridgeman and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ]. Lord OF Galva.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-16
KICK BY HORSE
PROVES FATAL TO
12-YEAR-OLD LAD
Especial Correspondence. J

Galva, Oct. 16.-Funeral services
for Harold Tillman, 12-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Victor TILL
man, who reside northwest of Gal
va, were held yesterday from the
Bishop Hill Community church.
The lad was injured Sept. when
he was kicked in the head by a
horse. He was rushed to the Ke-
vance hospital. For time it was
thought he would recover but all
attempts to save his life failed and
he passed away Oct. II. He is sur
vived by his parents, one brother
and two sisters.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-16
SCORELESS GAME.

Especial Correspondence.
Sterling, Oct. 16.-Playing On a
muddy gridiron in a downpour Of
rain, the Sterling high school foot
ball team and an alumni team
fought to a scoreless draw. Ster-
ling plays at Dixon next Saturday.
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"PA'S PICNIC" ADDS
SIS TO CLASS FUND


Especial to The Argus.)
Atkinson. Oct, 16.-The sum of
SIS was made from the pay PAS
Picnic" presented by members of
Mrs. NJ. Mussey's Sunday school
class. A large crowd was in at
tendance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-16

(Special Corrsepondence.

Geneseo, H. Oct ia large
number Of Ceneseo horseshoe
pitchers will 60 to Erie. Ill.,, to-
morrow to participate in the tour
nament which Is being sponsored
there by the business men Of that
city. Entrance fees Of $1.00 per
man in each event will be increas-
ed by the addition Of $40 in cash
contest. According to the most re-
liable information it seems that at
least 20 devotees of "barnyard''
golf will make the trip.
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CLEANERS CLASS
OF ERIE CHURCH
ELECT OFFICERS
Especial Correspondence.)


Erie, Oct. 16.-The following Of
fcers of the Cleaners class Of the
Erie Methodist Sunday school have
been elected:
President Mrs. Myrtle Mat
thews.
First vice president-Mrs. Bess
Carlson.
Second vice president-Mrs. Eff
fie Eddy.
.Secretary-Mrs. Hettie Feaster.
Assistant secretary-Mrs. Hattie
Besse.
Treasurer-Mrs. Eva Finnicum.
Corresponding secretary - Mrs.
Helen Miller.
Teaeher-Miss Anna Adams.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-16

NesDs Of Western
Illinois IL Briefs

ReynoMs-An average Of $50 per
head was made at the swine sale
held Saturday by W. r. Rathbun.
Matherville-Mrs. Harvey Stan
forth was operated on for appen-
dicttis Saturday at the Lutheran
hospital. She is reported recover
ing nicely.
Mrs. Mary Limberg Of Tama,
Iowa. is visiting her mother. RS. G.
McIntire.
Coal Valley-Pupils OF Park
school, taught by Miss Della Lun-
deem gave q weiner roast at which
the parents Of the students were
guests. A program was given.
Atkinson-Mr. and Mrs. John
Keag, residing south Of town, are
the parents of twin boys born Fri
day, Oct Is.
Pr0phetstown-Mr. and Mrs. John
Drummet have gone to F1oriaa 70
spend the winter.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Especial to The Argus

Aledo. Oct. 16.-County Clerk
Frank A: Gibson issued a marriage
license Saturday afternoon to Wal
ter Sherer, son of Mrs. Austa Sher-
er>of this city, and Miss Ruth John
son OF Burgess. 49, --e~e
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-16
REGULAR SESSION,
MISSION SOCIETY
Especial Correspondence.

Erie, Oct. 16.-Mrs. Minnie Ma
son was hostess to the w. F. NJ. S.
of the Methodist church at her
home There was a fair attend
ance. 1t was the regular quarter
ly tea day, and number of guests
were present. Mesdames Minnie
Mason and Louise Denison are del
egates from the local society to the
district w. F. M. S. convention at
Ashton tomorrow,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-16
BASEBALL MAN DIES.

Duluth, Mimi, Oct. 16.-William
Wright. 50. one of the organizers
Of the Atlantic league, and widely
known in baseball circles, died.
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CATCHING COLDS
DOT AN ACCIDENT
he Penalty for Neglect
of Health Rules
axe Father Johns Medicine

When you catch cold you are in
lined to think that it was acci-
ntal. that you sat in a draft or
that voY1 oauChf
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Observation-Disclosures for Bridge
man. Glidden for Palmer. Glidden
for Kirman, Keller for Lappin.
: Touchdowns - Swain, Coyle.
Bridgeman, Morton.
Time Of periods-15 minutes.
Officials Temple, Gales
burg; umpire, Adams. Blooming
ton; head linesnan, Keith, Gales
burg: timers. Nelson, Galva; Law
son, kewanee.
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A. the news an the tfme-The
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-16

Evening rates on ''station ito station" calls,
which are about one-half the day rates, become
effective at $50 p. m. After midnight the night
rate, about one-fourth the day rate, applies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
RELIEF FOR THE
SUFFERING ONES
In Lowcr-state Coal Fields
Provided-Some Express
Doubt of Suffering.

Huntington. II. Va. Ian. "S--Mayor
G w. Campbell was designated as chalr
man Of a committee OF seven. created 10
uiuht for tho purpose OF administering
funds aud supplies. provided by the pco-
rlc of IIun'iH"ton. Gor the relief o; SUI
rer;nE in the city and out The commit
tee was created at conference OF re-
rrcS"nta'ives of prominent civ4c bodies
which met ut the call OF til" city COM
,,,i-,i,no-S - consider ways and means
rn, g., lief of existing distress.
WEE. ,Nr vote for the creation OF INC
.,,,,,.r:,,r. was unanimous there was
much aGicrS" discussion. some oI the
speakers cN?rCSSIn" I"Uh. a.S 10 tn" eN-
l-rn,r., ut :,riUrl 'U'""'n- III the coal
fields. ana others charging that the sit
uat.or cnuid be corrected II the W"n
would arrnnt work at non-un;"n wages.
N,y,r tam1hcli. who recently bead
cd Z committee OF inquiry which visited
,rc s,r.,l:rn town "f WInifrcd". in IA
r,whH county. tcrti!i"i personally :" the
,,cojs If IN" p,nrlc there. He add"G th1t
,h.r, Hrr many rcop.e m Illumination
who are having to u" hrlr"d. and others
,,',, mus; be helped before the winter
ls over
Ic@lir = p"vrry. sliH"riN'"nd"nt OF
tho Nu,.iin-iun tnion r"sru" mission
advised raurion IN extending relief. say
!n.- that cher" arc families ~ Hunting
~, which -, NuvinS cheap aut"m"f les
bit who a. lie sam" tim" ere depending
largely On charity for th"ir food.
Mrs. /. Y. AlEcr representing th"
Woman's rluh voiced III" sentiment Of
,n, n.rc'3ra wnoG she sail:
"Pc:;.r rocG muny who arc "nh"s"rv-
ing tIlau refuse one who is deserving"
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TO Divert Attention

Mr. ConiT was very cM?hntir - his
defense Of tho Committee Of ono l'un-
dred against tho charges made 1r NJ
Crago tha; Mr.. Ogden had Il laNI ~ ihc
policy anl methods adopted and H."l hi
the Committee. lie sa!d that Mr.. rag"
and Mr.. Beans and their associates had
made lhrr" accusations - divert a." at
tcnt!on Of the p"op!" from u" real is-
sue Of the recall election u"Nt Thursday.
You have tho word" 'N":d Mr.. t'u't.
cot tho very rcputah," men a'& ""'n"',
connected with tho I"IEU" -" Women
Voters and the COMMITTEE" &C rn" Han
dred that Mr.. Ogden hasn't anything L"
do with this matter. Mr.. Ogden !Sui
on trial
The speaker l":i tho clear '"f"r"n"e--
an Inference which was missed "N NJ
person in tho audicnCc-that tn" solemn
word OF honor of the mcwh'"% "i t""
Committee on One Hundred wAs pr"A-
ably deserving OF NOR" Cr"G"u"" than
that oc Homer {. Craco. a u'nn VA IN a
Grand Jury had indicted FIR fraud .u th"
MAJ election. ami q nan VII" Is n"w
boncNtting by the RESULTS o. th1t 'rau!
ulent election and making d"ei' rat"
nght 20 "":a!A his 'TcraiI" DCu'" TN.
aud!cncc wuS r"; Cow !" O.. "a"
spcakc"'.s .rjr~o",c aud t. Show 'a".r
couAdcncc IN IL" Cnm'u!'ic" h. ""'nUS-
iastic and Spontaneous applause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
Admits Fipger-prints
Of Arbuckle Could
Have Been Forged

san Francisco. Jan. 23.--Finger prints
alleged 10 hnN" been made on the door
of Rosco" ("F'atiy') Arbuckles room
IN tho Hotel St Francis. could have
roen forged under some circumstances,
r.. o. Heinrich. nngcr-print expert, tes-
,iGrI today. in IL" second trial or
manslaughter charge against Arbuckle,
IN connection with Miss virginia
nappc'S drath.
81 determined as best I could by OK
rrrin~ntS that these particular hngef-
prints were not forged. however no
said.
Tho prosecution charges that the
.nrrr-prin's indicate that Virginia
Rarpc attempted to escape from the
room on tho occasion that she wac
fupposed 10 have heen fatally injured
Nv Arbuckle. and that he forcibly de-
,a!ncd her
Previously, Heinrich. who was on the
stand most or the day, had identined
tho ,inrer-urints as those OF Arouckie
and Miss Erpre.
Waticu NVun'ard. n reporter on the
I.ps AnIr!cs Times. gave testimony
that caused thr prosecution to reao 10
tho iurv I'll of tho testimony onered
bv Arbuckie ns n witness In his own
hrhaIr in rhc first trial. The reading
as hard on tie connection that
\r!uck,c. according to Woolard. made
r,atcmcnts in Los Angeles contrary to
his testimony.
"Arbucklr SAID that Miss Rappe was
taken III ~ PARTY he had given IN
the Hotel =. Francis" Woolard test-
fed and added. "Arbuc,le denied haV-
ing hurt Mis- Rappe in any way, but
admitted tha; he pushed her down on
the he'd 10 keep her quiet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
Bonus Is
Demanded
HOUSE REPUBLICAN
VETS GET ACTION
Party Caucus of Lower House
Has Been Called for -,
Thursday Night. ~

Washington. In. 23.-Can for .
caucus .whurs'a? "rght OF Republics
member, Of tn" h"use on tho soldier
bonus question was issued today. I'M
nef.:,r .,,lI.n on an adjusted compen-
sat-. l.I has been demanded BY q
sroui, ,.r u "rrhcrS who were In tho MIL
itarl ..,:>i,, during the war.
:, IN" Thursday night conferenos
they l..an 'u offer l. resolution instruct
Ing the ways and means committee 10
uroce.d at once TO the drafting Of .
bonus mea sure. The resoluticl also Viii
provldc that when reported 70 the house
the measure Is to be the continuing
business until passed.
House leaders said no effort would %
mad" al t!. CAUCUS to instruct the Wayo
and means committee as 10 how II
should prryidr for the raising OF neces-
sarv reycnuc That soon will be deter
mined. IL Mas said by the COMMITTEES
with the probability that the Republi-
can membership later at caucus Will
take a stand on the plan proposed.
Data upon possible new methods OF
taxation with which TO raise funds Tor
4 bonus has been prepared hy the Tea-
sury department. 1t was said. for the
information ii congress.
un:rials q the treasury said. how
ever thu. :hc department would await
requests for such Information before
transmitting It to congress. At tho
same tim" il VAS said that the treasurys
pos.tioit with regard TO the advisibinty
Of a bonus for veterans OF the World
war was unchanged. the enactment or
compensation legislation under existing
conditions being viewed with disfavor.
In the cent a bonus bill Is enacted,
treasury officials said. some tax would
have T.. be provided TO take care OF II
l'sn of the allied debt as n basis Tor
bonus ilranc'ng was said to be regarded
as i:nprac tlCal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
sTFF| PRODUCERS UNANIMOUS IN
SEEKING REDUCED FREIGHT RATES

Commissioner Lewis suggested to J.
l.. Roncy. who testified for the Ameri-
ran Rolling Mills Company. Ohio pro-
duccrs. that lower rail rates might
bring poorer railroad service
"G!yo us Il chance at the rates.. MI.
Eon"y rriortcT. "and we Yllk take our
chances at the service. W6ve got ser
"" now. but no business"
lcnry l.. Lust, publisher OF the Trai-
f:c News. and expert for number OF
smaller iron concerns. was one witness
who did not argue for the general re-
durtjnn. He expressed the opinion that
ptn"raI cuts would not he advantageous
to the business. but pleaded for re-
ducton of rates existing between dlf-
;erlnr predicting Icenters. These should
nc decreased. ho said. since tho per-
rrntage increases OF 1920 made them
unh"arahiy high.
The commission tomorrow Will oegin
consideration Of the rate situation AZ
fscting construction materials. SAND and
a-avel brick. lime. cement. gypsum a.
asphalt The Indiana state highway
commission and the National Associa-
t!on Of Sand and Gravel Producers Will
be heard first. ---
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Exhume the Bodies on
Request From Indiana

riawatha. Kansas. Jan. "a The
bodies Of \. l.. carl and Frank Carl
father and son. buried here last sum-
r,er. were cxhumed today and specimens
cr III. organs sent 10 the Kansas state
chemist at Lawrence. for analysis
The action was taken at the request
nf the authorities OF Greenfield Indiana.
where the Car!s, who formerly lived at
Hiawatha. died. ..
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reliable. but that after the mCctin~ lie
had learned definitely that J." was m "r-
ror and that NJ. Morgan had attended
council meetings regularly and tht', IN
fact. he had no: missed q s!ugl" meeting
in lG months. Mr.. C"nih REGRETTED SIN
ccrclv his mistake. and urccI lh;' II IN
corrected in Tic In''ll!gcnccr. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
THE WEATHER

west virrinia - Fair Tuesday and
probably wednesday; continued cold.
Ohio and Western PennsylvaIua-Fair
Tuesday and wednesday; rising temper
ature wednesday.
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EMPHASIZES THAT H. {. OGDEN
HAS Nd CONNECTION WHATEVER
WITH COMMITTEE Of 100"
GREAT CROWD CHEERS ELOQUENT ATTORNEYS
WORDS TO THE ECHO--LARGE NUMBER OF
WOMEN PRESENT. --SPEAKER TELLS OF ELEC-
TION FRAUDS AND TRIALS DESCRIBES
STEPS TAKEN TO INSURE A "SQUA@" ELEC-
T|ON THURSDAY AND URGES WOMEN AS WELL
As MEN TO GO TO THE POLLS AND DO THEIR
DUTY AS CITIZENS OF WHEELING,

Thr Cnunrc Of One Hundred is II" moro IN favor q 'lS
clique vi dominated by H. C. Ogden than Is III AN"r o.
rlnc nf men dominated by Homer C. Crag". said John D. o
an audience than 1000 voters IN the Market AUDITORIUM
la>t night
Mr. tniIt did words in his address ana N" H" o
m cca>, uf this kind and under like circumstances he Thought
ri.l to mention names and call spade a spade
rhr Committee of One Hundred" said Mr. Con ISSUED
Irr ca days stating that Mr. Ogden had not been con-
~ rs to whom the should support for r" nor had
he made any suggestions who the candidates should be Inc
members of the have Of proving tins except h
their solemn words OF honor. y
Mr. Coniff early address reviewed hurricdy the city '"
1 held last May he reviewed it time ago IN the 'h"
m Of Commerce rooms lie amped this with evidence brought
ont in the election fraud trials coming after his former address, ana
scored heavily connected with the frauds perpetrated IN the
different precincts
Scores Crago Bitterly.
The speaker handled the of City Manager Cago with un
or hands, and terms fayed HIM bitterly Tor nus
rptio the greatest crimes which an Amerlcan 'o
commit Referring Mr. CragoS repeated assertions that ne hd
been indicted bv the grand jury without Mr. Conl1 ot OF the
c that before the grand jury and asked IN"
audience sufficient testimony which I" lind an ln'
men was answered by loud applause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
C0NIFF FLAYS CRAC0 IN SCATHlNC ADDRESS
Some Striking Points
From Conin 5 Speech

From Conin $ Speech
TWO o. the ren VINO voted for
craqo for c,;y manager have re-
sloned ~ather thaN permit their
! names to be voted on AZ the coming
. election o. TAursday.
Crago ara his crowd ~ council
have tried everything IN their
power 70 prevent TINS recall.
You citizens who were seeking
70 exercise a right given you by
raw were resisted in every manner
Doss, Bile by tne present manage
msnt and are required to pay the
5p for this opposition
We are just as much Opposed 70
ring or Clique Of men dominated
by Mr.. Ogden as we are opposed 70
a clique of men doV'nated by Mr.
/ Graz.
You have the WORD OF V'e ES'T
reputable men and women con-
nected wiki the League Of Women
! Vcters and the Committee OF 1VO
| that NJ. Ogden hasn't anything 70
do WIKI this matter.
, NJ. OGDEN isn't on tr'7l
TIE Committee Of 100 assures
! YOU that thee Of the men endorsed,
Mr. Tho1er. Captmn Otto and Mr..
Kress nave uniformly not only vel
| cor,cd the recall 6ut have done
. everything m their power 70
Nasten y.
{ The issues Of this matter Will
oever be properly determined by
he courts; they must DE deter
,,tned by the people. and that IS In"
7rcates, recommendation for tnis
recall.
! Do rot think FOR moment that
I he persons who perpetoated tn's
:raGd N the 'Gst election Will not
. ,e active thrs time. They may not
oe ao:Ive in peroetrating frauds,
, Sus ,hey arc an active shrewd BODY
. md w.!I be out N force.
! Official baIloss were distributed
! advance of :hc election and were
! found m the possession Of persons
who we're not entitled 70 have them.
/ Clerks were deliberately selected
! % perpetrate fraud.
Ballots we're prepared IN advance
( for certain candidates.
Convection is difficult. You are
10 auaIrsr an u"G4ulzcd body OF
~e~sc0S. o~garrzed - the first m
lance 20 comnrtt crime.
Was :a=re ever a case - which
, ne recau shou'd re exercised If
e his IS rot one Of them,
....Ncd the leadership OF certain
crowd o. men. ard all the public
ID e. do was to watch the actions
: tresc mrr n council. and their
.. Be ute ances and compare
.r.rr. .~cy Wr'I find that James
Eeloe has ;he same attitude OF
.,r-G fs CraC7. o. the Nlen who un-
dcrtook . oesm,rch the decent
peoole and h besm'rch the mem
s=rs Of committees.
! NJ. Beans S s;a"d'rg behind the
wan who. Claude Rogers says. was
,he md0 VINO delivered the ballots
10 cd the fraud perpetra:ed in Mr..
Beans own precinct
After tHe supreme court Of Vest
Vifarnsa had dec, ded the recall pc
slticns suff cert and ordered the
hitv clerk % certify them 20 coun-
cl. rotw.ths;andirg :his, Mr.. Beans
anrcurc d IN c2arcii that he would
revcr vcte :, declare those peti-
,icrs suff cicn;.
! ! think :ae people have grown
, vcry :lrcd Of MI. Crago's statement
lhat grand iury indicted hum with
out any evidence before them.
! Harry Jcnnsor. one of the clerks
~ precIrc; No. Second ward.
IND ,,g~ a.. A. .-grr.sd by tbe 1raDd
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MOT the Law.

Spenkin; of Judge E,a.n~"r al his
Continued on Page ElevenD
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Was :a.re ever a case - which
.As recall shoud re exercised II
his IS rot one Of them:
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Convection is difficult. You are
10 auarrsr an u"Saulzcd body OF
~e~scrs. o~qartzed - the first IN
lance 20 commtt crime.
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Mr. Beans seems % have as
...-,cd the leade -sh'p OF certain
crowd o. men. and all the public
ID ,c, do was to watch the actions
: tresc w"r n council, and their
o. BE ute ances and compare
,r.r. t~ey w,u find that James
Eea0s has ;he same attitude OF
.,-,-G ss Crac0. o. the rlen who un-
icrtooL . besmlrcn the decent
peoole and T. besmrrch the mem
ssrS Of committees.
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Ballots we're prepared IN advance
for certain candidates.
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Nj. Beans S s;a"d'rg behind the
NAN who. Claude Rogers says. was
;he man VINO delivered the ballots
TO cd the fraud perpetra:ed in Mr..
Beans own precinct.
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think :hc people have grown
vcry srrcd CT Mr.. CraGo's statement
shdt i grand iury indicted hum with
out any evidence before them.
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Clerks were deliberately selected
% perpetrate a fraud.
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Fair Tuesday and Probably Wsdnssday'
Continued Cold.
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fcontinued on Page TwolveD
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Official baIloss were distributed
advance cF :hc election and were
found N the possession OF persons
who we're not entitled 10 have them.