Court records and salaries spark Carroll County dispute
A 1921 salary order for Carroll County Superintendent of Schools was not entered until 1923. The Indiana Supreme Court later ruled the county must appropriate the increased $2400 salary, despite prior disputes, with legal costs mounting. The author laments delays and political moves surrounding the case and predicts future budget impacts.
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J. H. Maurer
Armstrong
Swartz
Jesse Swartz
J. A. Kingery
Zartman
Burt McCain
McCain
Kingery
Unger
Butler University
Albert Stump
Indianapolis
Carr
Carroll Circuit Court
Stump
Fox
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Appellees
Appellee
Hamlet
Indiana
Blackstone
Carroll County
South Bend Mayor Hinkle Faces Impeachment Pressure
As plans moved to present charges before the South Bend common council, Rudy Ackermann former city controller and Democratic leader offered to reveal accusations against Mayor Hinkle and A. M. Long. Ackermann blamed the mayor for dismissing him over attempts to curb vice and gambling with a $20 000 police protection payoff linked to East Chicago visitors. The effort seeks impeachment with the council’s Democratic majority reportedly sympathetic to Ackermann’s faction.
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South Bend
W. Riley Hinkle
Rudy Ackermann
A. M.long
Publicafety
Ackermann
Hinkle
Double
Democrats win county offices in Howard after 75 years
In Kokomo Howard county will install Democrats Emerson Martin as clerk and George M. Phillips as recorder marking the first time since 1856 that Democrats hold these posts. D A McIntosh becomes county commissioner as Democrats gain control of nearly all offices after January 1 1932.
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Howard County
Kokomo
Emerson Martin
Citizens National Bank
George M. Phillips
Northern Indiana Power Company
D. A. McIntosh
McClanahan Elected to I H S A A Council Five Year Term
A. McClanahan Batttleground principal is elected to the I H S A A Council for five years starting January 1932. He will represent district one high schools and was endorsed by Carroll County principals. The Board of Control will be elected from the I H S A A council.
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J. H. Moorer
Burt McCainey Seay
Kingery
R. Davidson
A. McClanahan
Battleground Schools
McClanahan
Carroll County
Board of Control
I. H. S. A. A. Council
Local News and Family Updates from West Delphi Area
Mrs. Harry Brewer in St Elizabeth hospital shows slight improvement and family hopes for recovery. Leonard Sterrett’s son born last week near Battle Ground named David Lowell. Numerous residents attend the Gant sale in Pittsburg and visit kin across Delphi.
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West Delphi
Harry Brewer
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Marie Peterson
Chicago
Leonard Sterrett
Battle Ground
David Lowell
Pittsburg
Della Bush
Edna Leffler
Paul Julien
Edgar McKinley
Woodrow
Albert Myers
Elzia Litwiler
Oscar Hall
Willis Deford
Thomas Watkins
Charles Hendrickson
Frankfort
Delphi
Frank
Adams Township obituary and local social notes
Mrs. James Million former resident of Adams Township died at her daughter’s home in Spencer Indiana. She leaves a son Sylvia Million near Burnettsville. Funeral services were held Saturday at Hickory Grove Church and burial followed in Hickory Grove cemetery. The note also records visits and gatherings among local families including the Rollers Furgesons Worleys Groves and Mullins plus attendance at Achiever Day at Flora and a Jay club gathering at Yeoman M E Church.
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Robinson
America
Jam ‘Worley
Dave McDonald
Royal Center
Frank Hoehne
Victor
Buffalo
Charles Groves
Lafayette
Manford Holloway
Ina
Benrs. Dean Million
Ella Timer
Alta Peterson
Hazel Riggle
Charlies Smith
Mullin
Flora
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Board of Commissioners
Democra O
Harness
Democratic Board
Justice
Delphi Journal
Hoosier Democrat
Carroll County Press
Oscar S. Baird, Sr
Herbd. Smith
Santa Claus
Seaneas
Arfs Ilk
Sport
KERC
Nefshite
Jaces
Jess
Childrens
Congoleum
New York
William Webster
Axminster
Maslin
Spert Yard
Wear
Alc
STATE
Democrat
Howard CO
Jay Club
the Yeoman M. E. Church
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