Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
JEWETT CROWD
HANDS SEEN IN
APPOINTMENTS
Deputy Assessors for Center
Township Announced by
Jefferson.
DOUGLASS OK. REQUIRED

The hand of the Jewett-city hall
forces is revealed in the appoint
ments Of deputy assessors for Center
Township, made public today by
Michael L. Jefferson, township trus-
tee.
The Jewett-city hall forces have
demanded from the beginning that
the "Jewett regulars" who were rec
commended by the Jewett precinct
committeeman be appointed as as
SCISSORS.
Since the women have the fran
chise a number of women also were
named.
The method Of selection has been for
the ward and precinct committeeman,
the big majority of whom are said to be
Jewett men, to recommend the faith
full" who should be given jobs as deputy
assessors for seventy five days
For days the political sea has been
troubled because Of tine demand OF the
Jewett city hall forces that administra-
ton followers be appointed.
The list of appointments, Of course,
meets with the approval Of James c.
Douglass, county assessor One Of the
noticeable things on the wall Of Mr..
Douglass Office is large notice Of the
candidacy OF Mr.. Thomas c. Howe, for
mer president OF Butler College, the
Jewett News selection as candidate for
the Republican nomination of mayor
The official list Of deputy assessors
for Center Township follows:
Clyde Edmonds. A. A. Womack, T. D.
Taylor. c. V. Chandler, Henry Kugel-
man, II. II. Harrell. John w BOland,
Lewis II. Renkert. Charles Potts, Charles
F. Richardson, J. s. Bailey, w. c. Kress
Edwin Wilde, A. p. Bruner Joseph G.
Camp, NJ. c. Alexander, William L.
Gresh, Thomas McNulty, Thomas G.
Clapp. Mrs. Rhoda A Hanley, Miss Eel
ma Young. Mrs. Ella Settles, Charles l.
Goth. Joel J. Wright. f. B. Whitehead.
Charles Hickman, G. c. Douglas, Richard
Toohtl a. Ambuhl. S. J. Earles NJ. b.
Love. George Yoke, George A. Dickinson,
Charles Barrett, John p. Pyle, Charles
Schmidt Harry X. Price Madge III.
Frady. Benjamin Troutman. Peter Far
Der, Mrs. George l.. ScaVllle, William II.
Wilson, Arthur Jackson, Harry Jordan.
G. Avels, James Holly, Rufus Nelson,
Harry stevens, mrs. max 1OhnE, I. d q.
Nou, Sr. Luther Pentecost. Tobe Sans,
Louis Brown, Cody V. Friend, w. L..
Clifford, Mrs. C1aud c. Mccoy, Sam Doc
little, Abe Polaski, Jake Simon, w. j..
Altsmeycr, A. j. Hummel, Alfred Wat
son. George Noble, d. Granger, Albert
Leap Martin King, John Wise, Gran
?. Kemper, Glenn B. Noble, James
Brown, w. D. Thicke Robert T. Davis,
James f. Carr, J. b. Schultz, w. T. VIII
son, Harvey Hoffman, James O'Brien,
Ed Johnson, Elias Tate. James John
son, Harry Haywood, Walter II. Alex
ander, Edwin Foster Edward PediGo,
James Devoss, Amos G. Haines, Charles
Craigh, William G. Donvoiese, James
Hood, Charles W Roesner, John Bart
lett, Sam J. Beach, Frank Hollis, Warren
r Pierce, Mrs Grace Scanlon, Mary T..
Kynett, Mrs. Jessie Prange, John b.
Ray, J. c. Carims, Charles KosS, Paul
Wynn, J. W. Graham. Howard Powers,
Edward Brewer. b. A. Sasmire, Frank
KERN, Mrs. Mary Osborne, Ed A. Rief1e
Fred w. Adolay. Harry Baker, Phillip
Davis, w. II. Hert, J. L. Carter, Maurice
Hollingsworth, Joseph Stone, Joseph
Keenaugh, William E. Bryant f. q.
Kamp, Jr., 0. B. Tripp and Paul Hook
Surprise has been expressed that some
Of the "old regulars were not appointed
1t is expected numerous changes will be
made in the list.