Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1925 — Page 25

JbTUDAY; DEC. 4,1925

COUNCIL-DUVALL LINE-UP MATTER OF CONJECTURE Republican Officials - Elect Make Nominations at Caucus. # Whether Republican city councll-eien-elect have adjusted their dlft’erfnce with Mayor-elect John L. Duvall, after Duvall’s failure to recognize their patronage recommendations, was a subject of discussion among politicians today, following the caucus of councilmen Thursday. The presence of William ABoyce Jr., city clerk elect, who has declared warfare on Duvall, was considered as indicative that the breach has not been closed. Walter R. Dorsett today said he did not know why Boyce attended the meeting and would not state whether the new council had adjusted its affairs with Duvall. As has been expected, Boyton J. Moore, Sixth District, was selected as nominee for president at the caucus. Walter R. Dorsett was chosen president pro tern. Committee chairmen chosen were: Finance, O. Ray Albertson; public works, Dorsett; public safety, Claude E. Negley; public health and charities, Dr. Austin H. Todd; public parks, Otis E. Bartholomew; law and judiciary, Dr. Todd; elections, Negley; city welfare, Bartholomew, and athletic commission, Dorsett. TIRE STORE OPENED To serve motorists living on the north side, the Guarantee Tire and Rubber Company, 211-213 S. Illinois St., today announced the opening of a branch store at 4147 College Ave.

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GAMES AT FAIRGROUND Butler Signs Contract for Manufacturer’s Building. Justus Paul, graduate athletic manager of Butler College, signed a contract today with the State board of agriculture for use of the Manufacturers' building at the State fairground during the coming basketball season. All of / Butler’s intercollegiate basketball contests between Dec. 15 and March 6, are to be played there, with the exception of the time between Feb. 8 and 24, which has been leased for the automobile show. Negotiations are under way for staging some of the Indianapolis high school i basketball games in the buiilding. SCIENCE ACADEMY MEETS Amos VV. Butler Presides at Annual Sessions. fill Timex SDcciol TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Dec. 4. Amos W. Butler, Indianapolis, today presided and spoke at the fortieth annual meeting of the Indiana Academy of Science. He is founder of the academy. The meeting will close Saturday evening with a dinner. Butler discussed various types of birds peculiar to Indiana. NEW AGENT SWORN Harry Bendel, Huntington politician. was in Indianapolis today to take his oath of office as a Fedaral prohibition agent. He was appointed to the force Thursday by A. R. Harrrison, deputy prohibition administrator.

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SHANK NAMES JOHNSON CHIEF (Continued From Page 1) sonal reasons, contribute to a defeat of the law’s mere intent merely to accommodate the wishes -of political spoilsmen.” The report also said that members of the board of public health and charities were entitled to the same protection. Steps to combat the loss of patronage likely to be suffered by Ku-Klux Klan leaders through decision of present park board members to retain their positions were deemed likely for consideration at a Klan meeting tonight at the Calvary Baptist Church, TwentyThird and Roosevelt Sts. George S. Elliott, exalted cyclops, and Harvey Bedford, a prominent Klan political leader, have been appointed parks superintendent and assistant, respectively, by Duvall.

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The board Is supposed to name the superintendent. Elliott was reported to have said, at the last Klan meeting that he would have a large number of positions in the park department for members of that organization. Charles A. Bookwalter x announced Friday he was in sympathy with the effort to compel Duvall to recognize the nonpartisan spirit of the park board law, but that ill health prevents his remaining on the board. Removal of considerable patronage and defeat of political ambitions of Ku-Klux Klan leaders was effected by Shank’s coup, which followed the appointment of fortyeight policemen JUDGE GIVES MAN CHANCE Sentence Against Former Convict Is Suspended. Clarence Miller, 35, who admitted he had served a seven-year term at the Federal Penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga„ was given a suspended sentence of one to eight years at the Indiana State Prison today by Criminal

Judge James A. Collins on a burglary charge. He was fined $1 and .costa* .V„ ..... , *T believe this is the first time I ever gave a man a second chance, but for the sake of your faithful wife and childlren I’U suspend sentence during good behavior,” said Collins. Miller was charged with entering the home of Charles Porter, 228 E. Vermont St.

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