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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
2
A brief note outlines the evolution of Carroll County papers from The Delphi Times (1848) to The Carroll County Citizen-Times (1896) and The Delphi Citizen (1920) and identifies The Delphi as an official Democratic newspaper in the era.
The Delphi community saluted the 1931-32 Oracles Tuesday at a Lions Club sponsored banquet. They praised the team and coach for wholesome basketball and loyal fan support. Prospects for next season look bright with only two graduates.
The article discusses the Linthicum Resolution in the U S House which failed to pass. It argues the proposal would not settle the liquor issue and would create 48 varied enforcement regimes. It critiques the measure as a move to score delegates rather than solve the national alcohol question.
The piece contrasts Republican push for a $2 billion deficit remedy with past Smoot Hawley tariff work. It notes Democrats hold a slim House majority, laments Republican delays on the Grundy tariff, and argues against using strong-arm tactics to silence minority views.
Tyre Taylor announces a committee to draft a constitution and bylaws for the National Organization of Young Democrats. Members include Wright Patman as chair and Miss Louise Falligant as secretary, with several state and regional leaders named. The effort aims to unify youth wings amid a politically charged era.
Carroll Circuit Court April 1982 term notes final settlement of Barbara Dye estate presented by executor Edward O. Grimm. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear April 29 1932 in Delphi Indiana to show cause why account and vouchers should not be approved. Clerk Floyd J. Julien seals.
Executrix Luella D. Otten appointed by Carroll Circuit Court to administer the estate of Henry Otten deceased. The estate is declared solvent. Delphi Indiana issued April 5 1932. Smith and Smith Attorneys for the estate.
Carroll Circuit Court in Carroll County Indiana administers the estate of Minnerva Allen deceased. Alva R. Allen appointed administrator on March 28 1932 with Harjna and Hanna as attorneys.
In the matter of the estate of Rhoda M Pratt deceased filed in Carroll Circuit Court during the January term 1932. The notice provides legal proceedings concerning the estate administration and related probate actions. Further details and dates appear in the court records.
The Car roll County Loan and Trust Co of Delphi Indiana as administrators of the estate of Rhoda M Pratt deceased has filed its account and vouchers for final settlement. The circuit court will examine the matter on April 18 1932 at which time heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness the Clerk and Seal of the Carroll Circuit Court Delphi Indiana March 25 1932. Floyd J Julien Clerk. Carr et al attorneys for estate.
Carroll Circuit Court of Carroll County Indiana announces the administration of the estate of Caroline Stanley late of Carroll County deceased. The estate is described as solvent. Harry E. Reed adm in Delphi Indiana dated March 14 1932 with attorneys listed.
The lot owners of St Johns Cemetery of Clay Township Inc will meet in St Johns Church on April 18 at 1 30 P M to elect three directors and transact other business By order of Directors Frank M Laughlin sec y Sam Maxwell former county commissioner was able to be out Saturday for the first time in two weeks He has been confined to his home with a broken rib from a fall on the ice Radio service Herb Smith phone 375.
Official notice certifies a complete list of nominating papers filed for the Carroll County primary. The primary is set for May 3, 1932, with polls open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., nominating Republican and Democratic ticket candidates and listing their names and post office addresses.
A list of Republican delegates and nominees across Indiana districts. Includes names and addresses for state convention delegates in Adams, Jefferson, Tippecanoe, Deer Creek, Madison, Carroll, Monroe, Rock Creek, and other townships, plus candidates for U S representative, state senate, prosecuting attorney, clerk, treasurer, recorder, sheriff, coroner, surveyor, commissioners, and precinct committeemen.
Readable voter precinct roster lists several Indiana locales with names and addresses. It enumerates townships Clay, Deer Creek, Democrat, Jackson, Jefferson, Monroe, Madison, Rock Creek, and Tippecanoe with precincts and residents such as Lewis W. Jordan Rossville Delphi Ruth Ayres Frank Porter Camden and Carl Eikenberry Flora.
The notice lists Democratic delegates and candidates across multiple townships and precincts in Delphi and surrounding areas, including districts in Deer Creek, Tippecanoe, Jefferson, Monroe, Adams, and Carroll counties. It names William Gros Cowdin, Carl C. McFarland, Roy C. Clauser, and many others as nominees for various local offices, clerk, treasurer, recorder, surveyor, and U.S. Representative candidates, with election date set for May 3, 1932.
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