The Delphi Citizen Established in 1848 and 1892 heritage
The Delphi Citizen a democratic county paper in Indiana traces back to 1848 and 1892 as history. Edmund Parke Beadle serves as editor and business manager with Celia L Beadle as associate editor. Subscription rates listed for outside and inside Indiana. Entered at Delphi Indiana office as second class matter.
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Delphi
Carroll County
Edmund Parke Beadle
Celia L. Beadle
Democratic
County
Indiana
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Local Directory Snippet Ends at 114 EB Franklin St
Readable portion shows an address 114 EB Franklin Street with telephone number 14 and a price line Carroll 2.00 1.50 post. The fragment suggests a classifieds style listing or contact details from a city directory.
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Franklin St
Telephone No
Announcement of Albert A. Never for Joint Representative
Albert A Never announces candidacy for Joint Representative to the Indiana General Assembly. district includes Carroll and Cass counties and the Democratic primary is set for Tuesday May 6 1930.
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Indiana General Assembly
Carroll
Cass
Albert A. Never
Auditor Candidate Whiteman in Carroll County Race
For Auditor I am a candidate for auditor of Carroll county subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election Tuesday May 6 1930 Jay L Whiteman.
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Carroll County
Jay L Whiteman
Jefferson Township
Charles A. Ballard
Democrat Township
Irvin Humes
Samuel Dyer
Carroll County Democratic Treasurer Candidate
A Democratic primary candidate for Carroll county treasurer states their bid is for the position and mentions the election date of Tuesday May 6. The statement frames a campaign entry for the primary contest without additional details about the candidate or race.
Robert F. Johnson Runs in Carroll County Third District Primary
A Democratic primary ballot lists Robert F. Johnson as a candidate for Commissioner in Carroll County’s Third District. The primary is set for Tuesday May 6 1930 and Johnson seeks the party nomination.
Local Trustee Candidates in Jefferson Carroll and Dee Creek Townships
Public notices list candidates for township trustee positions in Jefferson Carroll and Dee Creek townships. Names include Charles A Ballard Irvin Humes Carl C M Farrland John Kennard and Edna Yeager with ballots set for the Democratic primary on Tuesday May 6 1930.
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Dee. Creek Township
Carl .C. M’ Farland
Jefferson Township
John Kennard
Washington Township
Edna Yeager
Samuel Dyer Seeks Democratic Primary Surveyor Nomination
Samuel Dyer announces his candidacy for the Democratic primary election for surveyor. He positions himself as experienced in land measurement and public service, aiming to improve county surveying practices and public records.
Rock Creek Township Assessor Candidacy in Car roll County
John W. Smith announces candidacy for township assessor of Rock Creek Township in Carroll County under the Democratic banner. Statement released ahead of the election on Tuesday May 6, 1930.
Censorship clash shows Smoot as GOP power figure
A critical look at Reed Smoot and the censorship push in Congress notes past opposition from the WTCU and others, recalls his initial Senate approval, and labels him a dominant force in today’s political scene. The piece mocks American hypocrisy and imperial boast.
Smoots Law Censorship Sparks Moral Debate Across Congress
The piece argues that literal censorship would cut nations off from global ideas and scientific information, while milder enforcement invites bootleg activity. It warns of Smoots influence and questions the morality behind censorship as adults in Congress consider repeal in time.
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Congress
Smoot
Critique of tariffs and farm relief under Hoover era policy
A critical analysis argues tariffs on farm products transfer costs to consumers, not real relief for farmers. It questions the Canada versus Chicago wheat price, warns protectionism harms economic law, and points out industrialists benefit from debenture-like privileges while farmers bear the burden. The piece calls tariffs an artificial, unsustainable policy.
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Hoover Commission
Winnipeg
Seaboard
Chicago
Congress
Justice Brandeis on Free Speech in Communist Party Case
Justice Brandeis warned against silencing political discussion and urged that more speech, not less, is the remedy when evaluating emergency laws. He argued assembly with a political party advocating proletarian action is protected under the fourteenth amendment, in the Charlotte Whitney case.
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Justice Brandies
United States Supreme Court
Charlotte Whitney
California
Communistic Labor Party
Planet naming humor and jury duty jolt amid global talks
A humorous letter cites naming a distant planet George or Mabel after discovery. It shifts to a juror controversy in Washington, lamenting the burden on jurors and a case where twelve jurors are sequestered from start to finish. It then touches on stalled international talks with Italy and Japan over parity and naval ratios.
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Fred Landis
Packeye Times
George
Mabel
Doheney
Washington
Global tensions and political mutterings ripple through discourse
The text strings together heated views on immigration in Japan and the United States, land ownership limits in Japan, a Mendota Illinois church shooting sparking protests, and broad observations on tariff politics. It questions protectionist motives and fiscal optimism while noting British India’s tea tax lesson.
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America
India
Knights of the Road Drop By The Citizen Office
A damaged excerpt notes a knight of the road seeking work at The Citizen office early Monday. The visitor claims long unemployment with only limited recent work, saying depressions bring mass layoffs and hard luck stories to towns nationwide.
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Genterman
Citizen Office
Tariff battle and political pressure threaten farmers
The article critiques the tariff bill as favoring industrial interests over farmers, warns of higher duties under the Flexibility Clause, and predicts continued farmer hardship. It notes Senate opposition, Muscle Shoals debates, and a potential government role in nitrate and fertilizer while detailing lobby activity around Claudius Houston and the Republican National Committee.
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Senate
Coolidge
Claudius Houston
Tennessee
Republican National Committee
Hoover
American Cyanimid Co
Union Carbide and Carbon Co
Houston
Tennessee River Development Association
Republication’ National Committee
Indiana party leaders weigh reapportionment and school funding
Indiana Republicans and Democrats debate reapportionment and state aid for schools as they map 1930 platforms. Tax relief, county unit versus township schooling, and potential special sessions loom large amid concerns of districting, finances, and election power.
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Indiana
Will Mber
House of Representatives
Rea
Congress
Harry G. Leslie
Colburn Resident Ida May Edmunds Dies at 70
Ida May Edmunds 70 a lifelong Colburn resident died Friday night at home from myocarditis. She leaves her husband a daughter Mrs Ruth Love of Lafayette a granddaughter and a sister in Ohio. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 30 p m at her residence with Rev Garner and Rev Allen in charge, burial in Springville cemetery Lafayette.
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Ida May Edmunds
Colburn
Ruth Love
Lafayette
Ohio
Garner
United Brothern Church
Rev
Allen
Lutheran Church
Springville
Banker Arrests Shake Monticello Bank I Team
B. B. Baker former bank president and his son Burdell Baker, cashier at Farmers State Bank of Monticello, were arrested last week on bank embezzlement charges and released on five thousand dollar bond.
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B. B. Baker
Farmers State Bank of
Notice of Administration in Carroll County Indiana
The court appoints Mae Walters administratrix of the estate of Grant H. Walters, deceased, Carroll County Indiana. March 25, 1930. Attorney Gus A. Hall signs the notice as attorney for the administratrix.
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Carroll Circuit
Carroll County
Indiana
Grant H. Walters
Mae Walters
Gus A. A. Hall
Bat
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