Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 121, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1920 — Page 7

EXPENDITURES OF SCHOOL NO. 59 (Continued From Faso One.) . 'i 1 . ——. —■ counts or records of this board - which may touch upon such matters, and that all such matters and conclusions of the hoard or any member or members thereof, shall be Incorporated fn a full report of such proceedings, which after being reported to this board shall be submitted to and filed with the said State Board of Accounts at and during a hearing thereon, which this board shall request said State' board to hold within thirty days of such time as the examination now'foeing conducted by the superrising architect shall hare beeu completed and reported to said State Board of Accounts. Be it further resolved, that all hearings, meetings and proceedings held with reference to the matters herein shall be held in public and shall be open % to the citizens and taxpayers of the city of Indianapolis. Indiana, and that a copy of this resolution shall be sent to tlie Stati Board of Accounts so that said board shall be assured of the earnest cooperation of the board of school commissioners.

DAVIS DEMANDS BOND RESIDUES BE COLLECTED (Continued From Fage One.) City Court on Oct. 17, ISIS, and on Oct. “On July 14, 1920, he was paid SSO of the SSOO which he collected for the State, and his last official act in connection with the matter is his receipt for this money, which you will find written in the entry docket of the Circuit Court in the two cases, numbered 52114 and 32118. “If he can muster sufficient strength to sign his name in the precipe book in the office of the county clerk ordering an execution on these judgments directed to the sheriff of this county. It will be the duty of the sherfff to levy on these Judgments, and if necessary to sell the real estate against which they constitute a valid, collectable lien. “This is the way to collect these judgments. “This is the way to get the money for : the public, and it takes no more effort on the part. of the prosecuting attorney to do this than it took to receipt? the docket for his fees of SSO in these cases. “The Republican prosecuting attorney is chargeable with the knowledge of these facts, and be is chargeable with the know-ledge of the law. SUPPOSED TO KNOW LACK OF AUTHORITY. “He is supposed to know that he has no authority to compromise these judgments, and that no one has this authority except the Governor of Indiana, but If he doesn't know It, I am telling him now, and this is the second time that I have given him the specific section and article of our constitution, the specific section of our statutes and the citation to the decision of our Supreme Court, Which declares that he has nu such authority. 'x “if he doesn’t know that these judgments constitute a valid, collectable lien against this Harding street real estate, the legal description of which I have stated previously, but with which I will be glad to furnish the Republican prosecutor, then I am telling him. “The public may be willing to excusth!s blunder, it may he willing to overlook the fact that he has unlawfully attempted to exempt a man convicted ,of operating a blind tiger from the payment of $1,500, but will it now excuse him for his failure to proceed to collect these judgments after it is pointed out that they unquestionably can be collected and that his attempted release and satisfaction of ttom is an absolute nullity. ‘I now call on him to order - execution oif these judgments and to collect the SISOO due on them. “The Republican candidate for prosecutor. in a public statement, said: “ ‘The insinuation that someone in the prosecutor’s office profited financially is an insult, and I do nor think that any one who knows Mr. Adams or myself woud give it credence for a moment’ JUKES HIS STAND , PLAIN TO PEOPLE. , “I have never charged that the Republican prosecuting attorney or the Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney or any one who helps in the office of fthe prosecutor ‘profited flnanc ally’ in this ' transaction, but why should the Republican candidate be so outraged at soch a verdict lu the Leppert case? sued on forfeited bonds which he gave for the defendants, Dave Crenshaw and Garrett Osborne, in two blind tiger cases. “Leppert was eonvicted "of operating a blind tiger in the City Court on Oct. 17. 1918. arid on Oct. 31.' 1918, and he was convicted of thp,Saule charge on appeal In the Marion Criminal Court on Dec. 38. 1918. “Why should the Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney place himself on 6Uch a high pedestal and assume that he and the office.of the prosecuting attorney are free from attack when the plain uncontradicted fact about the matter is that regardless of why the judgments were compromised, and regardless of why they were attempted to be satisfied legally of record tbeir attempted

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satisfaction is a nullity and the $1,500 due on them constitutes a valid, collectable lien on a very valuable piece of Washington street real estate? “If the Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney and the Republican prosecutor feel any stigma in the charges which have been made in the Leppert base the way to remove them is not tb shout that their Integrity is attacked,, but it hi to order execution on these judgments and to let the law take Its course, which will result in the payment of $1,500 into the public treasury.” TAGGART TOURS DRAWING CROWDS (Continued From . Page One.)

of the chief executive and. his far-famed pardon system. In Muneie Channcy Madskey. Republican candidate for mayor In the 1908 campaign, presided over the meeting, and in strong terms denounced the entire Goodrich system of government. Democratic organizations in each county of the Eighth district are declared to be better this year than ever before. WELLS COUNTY HAS STRONG ORGANIZATION. In Wells county, where Mr. Taggart addressed the largest meeting Tuesday, is said to be the strongest organization of Democrats in the district. Morris Sawyer, county chairman, aided by such Democrats as W. A. Kuukel. who aetecl as host to the party today and yesterday; George Saunders, editor of the Bluffton Banner; Fred Bell; W. IL Eiehhorn, who gained fame as assistant counsel for the Government In tne prosecution of the Newberry vote fraud eases in Michigan; Mrs. Frank Asnbauchor, women's county chairman, and scores of others have built-up an orAMUSEMENTS.

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ganlzation that promises to outclass that of any other county in the State. George 11. Newbauer, Hartford City, Blackford County chairman, has also built-up a strong organization; as has George Beebee, county chairman of Madison County, who promises a big majority for the Democratic ticket in his bailiwick, and to t6p t all off Dale Crittenberger, Eighth district chairman, is strong in his declaraton that the Egbth district will do nothing short of sending out a big vote for the entire ticket from Jim Cox down to constable. Tomorrow Huntington and Jluntington County, the home of Edmund M. Wasmuth; Republieart State chairman, and iong a Republican stronghold, will be invaded by the Taggart" party and the big guns let loose. Today the party was to visit Portland) Geneva and Windj£p, with a night meeting In Decatur. Ail the speakers in the party were to obe turned loose today, which meant Fred Van Nuys. Charles Hughes of Peru, candidate for auditor of State: Mrs. Alice Foster McCullough. Ft, Wayne, MOTION PICTURES. The Ohio Theater pmUi 4 GEORGE Fitzmaurice PRGCXXmOW |/ €crXjyy&* (' with Ma© Murray \ and David Powell V ji (/ammonal Qrduro \ Another great beauty* jfl drama by the man who In made With the V A tingling romance of l\ all that human hearts A Beating with adven* H ture. Suffused with A the subtle lure of Turkish palace and All This Week

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