Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 168, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1927 — Page 8

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THWARTS MOVE BY COUNCILMEN TO OUSTSLACK Members Advised Adversely by Assistant City Attorney. Assistant City Attorney Don Roberts today admitted "some councilmen” sought advice from him as to whether they could “unseat” IVfayor L. Ert Slack at the Monday night meeting. . Slack was elected two weeks ago to succeed Mayor Pro Tern. Claude E. Negley. who was* named after council declared a vacancy in the office of mayor. Roberts advised three council leaders that Slack was legally elected in his opinion, it was understood. Opinion Is Asked It was reported Councilman Walter Dorsett called Roberts to the caucus chamber Monday night and asked his opinion. Boynton J. Moore and O. Ray Albertson were alleged to be willing to vote with Dorsett if they “could get two others.” 1 It was reported Council President Negley and Austin H. Todd, who did not vote for Slack, were asked to , join the faction desiring to rescind the council's action. Dorsett and Otis Bartholomew, Republican majority faction members, voted with Edward B. Raub, Robert E. Springsteen and Millard W. Ferguson to elect Slack. Adjournment Approved It was said Bartholomew refused to vote with Dorsett, Moore and Albertson. Roberts told the councilmen they could reconsider the action providing a written notice was filed by a member who voted with the majority before the meeting. This was not done, he said. There was doubt as to whether the special meeting was adjourned. The minutes of the council show the special meeting was adjourned by a minority, permissible under council rules. Even though the special session at which Slack was elected was not adjourned officially a meeting cannot go on Indefinitely and in two weeks automatically adjourn itself, Roberts was said to have advised the councilmen. The councilmen vigorously denied they had considered such a plan. “I want to support and not knock Slack,” Dorsett and Moore said. VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR, NATIVE HOOSIER DIES Funeral for Mason W. Summers, 86, Set for Wednesday. Funeral services for Mason W. Summers, 86, will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday from the home, 1816 Medford Ave. Burial will be at Ladoga, Ind., his former home. Mr. Summers died Monday, following a long Illness. He was bom at Gloverland, Ind., in 1841 and was educated in the public schools. He fought for the Union during the Civil War and in the final year of the war married Miss Nancy Caroline Long, of Ladoga. They moved to Indianapolis ten years ago with their children. Surviving are the widow and five daughters, Mrs. Lena Evans and Mrs. Adeliade Schrader, both of Rushville, Ind.; Mrs. Alice Toney, Darlington, Ind.; Mrs. Grace Wright, West Newton, Ind., and Mrs. Miller, Indianapolis; and two sons, Fred and Edgar Summers, Indianapolis. Mr. Summers was a member of the G. A. R., the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Ladoga and the Presbyterian Church. DRIVER GETS 120 DAYS Man Sent to State Farm for Hitting Woman’s Car Wilbur Lacompte, 28, was fined S6O and costs and sentenced to 120 days on the Indiana State Farm by Municipal Judge Paul C. Wetter on charges of driving an automobile while intoxicated. A fine of $25 and costs was suspended. Lacompte’s five ton truck collided with the parked car of Miss Elizabeth Bennett, 731 Park Ave,, Sunday. COLORED WHISKY FOUND A four-gallon keg of colored whisky, a sack of corks, two bottles of coloring,/ a quantity of caps, a capping machine, and hose werj found at the home of Arthur Threewits, 434 S. Addison St., by a raiding squad Monday. The officers said they learned the liquor was owned by a man now awaiting trial in Federal Court.

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