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Tarrant City
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\ BELL'S CHARGES
BEING CONSIDERED
Cloe And McLendon Stoutly
Assert Belief In Innocence
Of Comptroller
Charges brought by Dr. A. W. |
Bell, president of the Woodlawn j
Savings bank, against City Comp- j
troller H. Marvin Taylor were still i
under consideration by members of I
the city commission Saturday. There
was no deviation from the announce
ment made Friday evening that the
commission would not be ready to
render its pronouncement before
Monday.
Commissioner W. B. Cloe, who was
non-committal last week and busy
seeking all the information he could
gather, came out flat-footed Satur
day with the statement that he did
not believe Mr. Taylor capable of or
guilty of the accusation made against
him.
President D. E. McLendon has
never swerved from his original
statement that he believes the whole
business a misunderstanding and
that Mr. Taylor is incapable of do
ing the thing of which Dr. Bell
accuses.
Commissioner Harrison said the
subject was a grave matter, that it
should be considered carefully and
he had not as yet formed an opin
ion one way or the other.
Commissioner Echols said the mat
ter would be given the fullest con
sideration, but she had no opinion
to express on the subject at this
time.
Commissioner Dickson was not in
his office when a visit was made
there to see if he had anything to
say on the subject.
At various times during the day
the commissioners were visitors in>
other's offices behind closed doors.
Attention was drawn to the fact
that the announcement Friday was
to the effect a decision would not
be ready before Monday.
