Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 158, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1929 — Page 16

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COUNCIL GROUP LAUNCHES QUIZ OF CITY BUYING Campaign Charges Will Be Sifted on Demand of Mayor Slack. Investigation of pre-election charge* against the Slack administration was begun today by a special city council committee, composed of Herman P. Lleber, chairman; Edward W. Harris and Earl Buchanan. Council President Edward B. Raub Br. appointed the committee Monday night, taking official cognizance of the attack of Charles W. Jewett, former mayor and apologist for the George V. Coffin Republican machine, in the recent city campaign. Mayor L. Ert Slack Monday wrote the council inviting a thorough and prompt investigation, which he declared “was due the administration.” Demands Investigation “Ordinarily criticisms of this nature are regarded as ‘campaign talk,’ expected to be forgotten after election,” Slack wrote. “However, we are not disposed to let it go by.” The statement to council was prepared after a lengthy closed-door conference with Robert E. Springsteen, Democratic member, who conferred for an hour with the special committee after the council session. Declaring he was fulfilling a preelection promise, Albert F. Meurer, a Republican councilman, made the motion that the council conduct at investigation of the purchasing department and certain .court awards of damages in flood prevention property acquired by the city. President Raub immediately appointed the committee, with Meurer chairman. Wants Body to Act "T refuse to serve either as chairman or on the committee,” asserted Meurer, who insisted that the council consider the facts as a committee of the whole rather than allow a special committee to conduct the probe. "We are going into this matter thoroughly and expect to move promptly on what we do,” Lieber declared. “Jewett will be asked to file charges covering the facts in his verbal attack in campaign speeches.” City Attorney Edward H. Knight asked for an opinion of the uowers, duties and procedure by the committee chairman. Jewett charged that the La Salle automobile of Police Chief Claude M. Worley had been purchased on two separate requisitions to avoid going to council for approval. The law requires that council approve all purchases over S'!,000 and the machine cost $2,650. Sterling R. Holt, city controller, refused to pay the bill to the Burke-Cadillac Company. BURGLAR GETS CLOTHES Two Hornet Are Entered: Watches Loot in One Crime. Clothing valued at more than SIOO was stolen from the home of Mrs. William Ehrhart, 2329 East Riverside drive. Monday night, she told police today. Gilbert Banta, Apt. 16, at 19 North Oriental street, reported theft of two watches valued at $75.

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