Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 174, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1927 — Page 5

•KOV. 29, 1927.

CITY IS LAUDED FOR LEADING IN MANAGER PLAN Northwestern Expert Sees Adoption as Turning Point of Politics. •* Adoption of the city manager form of government in Indianapolis probably was a “turning point in Indiana politics,” said Dr. A. R. Hatton, Northwestern University political science expert today. Dr. Hatton talked on ‘Making! the manager plan effective in Indianapolis,” before the League of Women Voters at the Columbia Club. “The successful campaign for adoption of the manager plan was a significant forward step for Indianapolis,” Dr. Hatton declared. Calls Victory Revolt “The Victory was a revolt against local political conditions, but unlike most political uprisings in this country, it was not merely destructive. It was an expression of renewed faith in the possibility of effective popular government in cities, a faith now existing but feebly in the neighboring State of Illinois. “Until the revolt, Indiana had been a laggard in the struggle for better city government. While doubtless distasteful in some respects, it is one of the most hopeful political moves I have seen. The State apparently has set out deliberately to ‘clean up’ State and local politics.” Urges Caution Dr. Hatton, a former Hoosier, drafted the present city manager law. He declared that the manager advocates should guard against the attempt of enemies of good government to tear down what has been accomplished. He expressed the belief that Hoosiers will continue their fight for good government “with surprising thoroughness.” Benjamin Harrison’s statement that “political parties are a national necessity but a local misfortune,” was cited by Dr. Hatton to substantiate his belief that the municipality should not be linked with national politics. “Politics is one of the serious and fundamental things of life and not a ‘game to be played,’” he said.

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MAYORS’ CASES ARE ADVANCED Hogue and Holmes Make New Court Moves. Legal contestss of two aspirants for the mayor’s chair were furthered today in Marion County Circuit and the Indiana Supreme Courts. Attorneys for Joseph L. Hogue, who considers himself rightful mayor since the death of former Mayor Samuel Lewis shank, under whom he city controller, filed a second paragraph to his quo warranto suit before Circuit Judge Harry C. Chamberlin. The additional information alleges Hogue should have taken office Jan. 4, 1926, when Shank’s term expired. This is averred because former Mayor John L. Duvall, who succeeded Shank, was convicted Sept. 15 of violation of the corrupt practices act, commission of which took place before he became mayor. Attorneys for Mayor L. Ert Slack were granted until next Tuesday to file answers. In the meantime Thomas Whallon, attorney for Ira M. Holmes, filed with the Supreme Court, a transcript of injunction proceedings, brought by Claude Negley, council president, who was elected mayor pro tern., to prevent Holmes from acting. Holmes was appointed by Duvall when he resigned. This took place the same \ day Negley was elected and Superior Judge Joseph M. Milner granted an Injunction against Holmes.

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