State to Test Salary Laws With Mandamus Suits
A special suit will be filed in Hamilton County Circuit Court today to test how Supreme Court rulings apply to the county salaries act. Similar actions will follow in Cuyahoga and Cleveland as State Auditor Guilbert seeks mandamus to force signing of vouchers, aiming for a quick ruling before the summer adjournment.
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Supreme Court
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County Officials Seek Pay for Clerks Amid Court Ruling
A July payroll emergency led Hamilton County officials to meet and decide to pay clerks directly, taking receipts to be turned to the Auditor and Treasurer as cash as they await full Supreme Court syllabus. No layoff plans were made, and all agreed to act cautiously until the ruling’s applicability is firm.
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Courts Shake City Hall Over Supreme Court Ruling
Officials debate the Cleveland decision impacting Cincinnati's city classification and the Superior Court, noting Judge Ferris's resignation to a high paying post. The Longworth bill allows bonds for municipal projects with tight yearly limits and a 4 percent cap on total tax duplicates.
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Franklin Alter May Attack Omnibus Bill
Franklin Alter plans a second challenge to the Longworth omnibus bill after the Supreme Court ruling. He argues the court exceeded its authority by ruling on the constitutionality of the bond bill, claiming the court had no right to decide that issue when it first addressed the Roger act.
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Plan to test legality of county offices in Pickaway ruling
Within days two legal options may be used to challenge the offices of County Solicitor Wilson, the County Board of Control, and the Insolvency Court, following the Supreme Court Pickaway County decision. A suit may be filed in court to determine the validity of these offices.
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Gideon C. Wilson
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Rudolf Mackrum
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Pickaway County
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