The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-10
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by Thomson \ McKinnon)
GATHER DEARTH
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parchment is unconstitutional. The
impeachment law says the bench is
automatically vacated when i'm
parchment is voted.
Machines Allied
The Dearth and Muncie city ma
chimes are very closely allied, Mayor
John Hampton and Dearth being OF
the same Republican political fac
ton. According to Davis, also a
Republican, but of the strata which
opposes Dearth and his methods, il
was not very hard for politicians Oh
persons close to them to be drawn
on Dearth's juries.
Davis supplied to the House the
following notations about persons
drawn for grand jury services be.
fore Dearth for the present term:
l. Mayme Wright, Liberty
Township. Name appears on tax
duplicate as marie Wright" and
not as Mayme Wright. She is the
wife of Frank Wright, a grocer
of Selma, Ind, whose claim with
the county was held up by injunc-
ton against the treasurer OF the
county.
2. Ruth Hopping, Center Town
ship. She is the daughter Of Mr..
Clark of Selma, member of the
firm of Hervett & Clark. Selma
grocers, whose claim against the
county was held up by injunction
brought against the treasurer.
3. Julia Kurtz, Center Town
ship. Sister of Sherman Shroyer,
superintendent of the county in
Urinary, located near Selma in
Liberty Township, whose claim
was held up by injunction brought
against the treasurer.
A. Walter Rothlis, Center Town
ship. Very active in politics, Re-
publican.
About persons drawn for the petit
jury, Davis gave this information:
5. Charles Mclaughlin, Center
Township. Taxes delinquent. Jan
itor Of City Hall.
6. Minnie Lupton, Center Town
ship. Wife of city controller.
Z. Ray Hawk, Perry Township
Defeated candidate for Township
l Trustee, running on the so-called
Machine" slate.
s. Bonnie White, Center Town
ship. Wife of Paul White, city
engineer.
X 9. Ethel Clark. Liberty Town
ship. Wife of the son of Mr.
Clark, firm of Hervett & Clark G
Selma, Ind, whose claim was heh
up by injunction against IL
treasurer.
10. Alma Sutton, Mt. Pleasan
Township. Wife of. John Sutton
defeated candidate for TOWNSHIP
Trustee on the so-called. Machine
slate.
II. Herbert Fuson, Mt. Pleasan
Township. Present precinct com
mitteeman.
II. Charles Davis, Niles Town
ship. Road, supervisor.
13. Harry Glenn, Center Tow
ship. Very active in politics.
IA. Ethel Clark, Liberty Town
ship. Please note that the record;
show Mrs. Clark to have drawn or
the 9th day of December. 1926
and again on the 31st day of
December, 1926. 1t is not shown
that she was excused and she is
now serving as a member Of the
regular panel.
Is. George Mills, Center Town
ship. Has served for several
years as deputy assessor and is
very active in politics.
A special section Of the informa
ton which the prosecutor has pre-
pared for the House managers deals
with jurors drawn Feb. and fol
the KOrby murder case. This was 8
case i'm connection of which there
was criticism of the police and the
general law enforcement situation
The prosecutors comment:
is. Otha Langdon, Center Town
ship, personal property only on tax
duplicate. Employed as mechan-
ic at the city barns.
II. Lulu Fitch, Center Town
ship, wife of Senator J. Monroe
Fitch. CThe Senator was excused
from voting when the, Senate as
sumed jurisdiction of the Dearth
impeachment.)
18. Sam McCallister, Perry
Township. Road supervisor.
10. Robert long, Niles Town
ship. Brother of Harry Long and
very active in politics.
20. Clifford Lennox, Monroe
Township. County road man.
Fl. James r. Peacock, Monroe
Township. Has been appointed by
Judge Clarence w. Dearth as re-
count commissioner in two cleo
ton contests.
%. Elizabeth Hopkins Center
Township. Wife of present county
assessor.
20. Lulu Sample, Center Town
ship. Wife of city barn employee
and extraordinarily active in poll
tics.
"a. Pansy Blease, Center Town
ship. A native of Liberty Town
ship and very near relative of
the Liberty Township so-called
s'machine boss" who is read SUI
pervisor there.
25. Margaret Gill, Center Town
ship. Very active in politics. Dur.
ing the early period of Judge
Dearth's career upon the bench,
Mrs. Margaret Gill was chosen for
jury service twice in one year and
4 L. H.