Delphi Citizen Records Historical Carroll County Echo
The snippet notes the Delphi newspaper lineage from Delphi Times established 1843 to The Delphi Citizen in 1924, with editors Mund Parke Beadle and Celia Il. Beadle and a Carroll County official publication. Subscription pricing listed as outside Indiana and inside Indiana rates.
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Carroll County
Delphi Times
Delphi
Ppmund Parke Beadle
Celia IL
Beadle
Carroll County, Inc
Indiana
Ind
Franklin &J. Telephone NO
Wet and Dry Debate Across Two Eras of Law
A historical reflection on Prohibition era disputes, juries and enforcement. It contrasts the Fugitive Slave Law with the Eighteenth Amendment and notes insurgent resistance, moonshine in Appalachia, and a Parke county jury acquittal amid calls for stricter penalties.
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Washington
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Albert Gallatin
Treasury
Blue Ridge
Cumberland Mountains
Jefferson
Lincoln
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia
Department of Government
Prohibition Department
Indiana
Parke County
Anti Saloon League
Defense of Judge Dearth Highlighted by Fred Van Nuys
A commentary defends Fred Van Nuys as a lawyer who ethically represented Judge Dearth. The piece mocks the opposing side’s argument as weak and notes the humiliation of having to press a case that fails under alert scrutiny.
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Fred van Nuys
Judge Dearth
Fred
Questioning party faith after impeachment vote on Judge Dearth
Mention that all but one Democrat in the State Senate voted to impeach Judge Dearth, then question whether the remaining member is truly a Democrat. Suggests that some labeled as Democrats may not align in tough votes.
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Judge Dearth
Automobiles as Symbol of Change in National Manners
The passage contends that improvements in national character are linked to modernization, arguing that modern mobility via cars replaces horseback travel and signals shifts in behavior for men and women.
Tariff Tax Falls On Bun Coed Consumers
A tariff increases prices for bread products, raising costs for bun coed shoppers and altering purchase decisions as households absorb the added charge.
Acquittal Debate Over Judge Dearth Sparks Moral Clash
The piece argues Judge Dearth escaped formal conviction despite widespread moral opposition. It cites a 32 to 49 Senate vote against impeachment and notes the judge’s defense of his jury system as part of a broader theme of “invisible government” affecting Indiana politics and party unity. The author links past Indiana scandals to current tensions in Delaware County.
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Eee
Dudge
Jefferson
Delaware County
Judge Dearth
Indiana
Indiana Senate
Stephenson Stick
Decatur’s Toast and the Call to Speak Against War
The piece argues that small nations deserve self government and criticizes U.S. policy toward Nicaragua, Mexico, and possible China. It urges Americans to oppose aggression, warn that patriotism can silence truth, and recall 1898 mistakes to avoid repeating a war for humanity.
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Sephen Decatur
Nicarauga
Mexico
Great Britain
Russia
United States
China
Virginia
Tennessee
Union
Roger A. Prior
Confederate Congress
South
Decatur
Philippines
Great Man Tells Truth on Peace Prize Award
Elihu Root receives this year’s prize for distinguished services in the cause of peace from the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. The award highlights nonpartisan unity on peace under the League of Nations and World Court. Root’s acceptance speech stresses separation from party politics and calls for calm on hostile questions.
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League of Nations
Worl Court
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Elihu Root
Wilson
Pole
War and Peace Shaped by Character and Habit of Thought
Mr. Root argues that humane service and education cultivation guide future generations toward peace rather than war. He notes domestic strife weakens noble impulses, but assures that such repercussions will pass as standards of conduct and habits of thinking advance globally.
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Root
Chicago Elects Mayor Thompson Despite Public Outcry
Big Bill Thompson wins re election as Chicago mayor by a 70000 plurality. Once resisted wartime unity and faced widespread hostility from loyal Americans. Supporters included Governor Small and Senator Deneen. Comment questions if sentiment will shift again.
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Tompson
Chicago
Thompson
Marshall Joffre
Small
Deneen
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Pig Iron Tariff Seen as Graft Not Economic Policy
The Chicago Journal argues that the recent pig iron tariff hike serves tariff graft, not industry needs. It cites United States Steel earnings to claim the increase boosts profits for large producers while raising prices for consumers and harming efficient competition.
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United States Steel Corporation
The
Steel Trust
Brussels
India
United States
Indiana Juror System Criticized by Judge Dearth
Judge Clarence W. Dearth testified before the State Senate that he knew some jurors summoned for his court were improperly selected. A commissioner once described his method for picking jurors as right and effective. The judge gains attention with frequent columns in Chicago papers and mentions of Indiana figures like Stephenson and McCray.
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Clarence W. Dearth
State Senate
Judge Dearth
Chicago
New York
Stephenson
Indiana
McCray
Monticello
Demon and Legion Spar Over State Officials Salaries
A terse dispatch notes widespread dissatisfaction as salaries for state officials are described as reduced, reflecting economic strain and political debate. The brief implies a public payroll dispute affecting government leadership and public servants.
Odd Phrase on Federal Tax Exemption for Officials
A fragmented line suggests debate over whether salaries of state and county officials are exempt from federal income tax. The OCR text is unclear but implies a political or legal discussion about tax exemptions for public officials.
Political figures named in cautious California case
Scraps of discussion mention Washington Jefferson Jackson Grant and Roosevelt as possible in a cautious California case. The text hints at candidate talk without firm denials or confirmations and reflects speculative political framing.
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Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Grant
Roosevelt
Mellon Dominates Fiscal Policy Debate in 1927
A May 1927 analysis asserts Secretary Mellon shapes the Republican fiscal policy, criticizing tax cuts benefiting the rich since 1921 and warning of insufficient relief for middle and small incomes. It accuses Republican leaders of delaying broad tax reduction to favor election-year aims. It also argues Democratic policy favors progressive taxation, fair tariffs, and anti corruption measures, contrasting with alleged Republican payoffs to special interests.
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Jefferson
Hamilton
Congress
Mellon
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Coolidge
Wilson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Fall
Doheny
Administrator Will Annexed Named in Indiana Notice
The undersigned shows as administrator with will annexed of the estate of a deceased person in Indiana. The notice lists Roy Martin as administrator, Raha Mate and Wason Astor as related parties.
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Carroll
Tate
Indiana
Roy Atartin
Raha Mate & Wason
Astor
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Carroll County
Notice to heirs and interested parties that John H. Shulthus as administrator will privately sell 38.65 acres in Madison Township Carroll County Indiana on April 6 1927 at 10 am at the law office of Boyd and Julien Delphi Indiana. Sale subject to liens tenant rights and not below appraised value. Attorneys for Admr. Timon Indiana.
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Lucinda Stinebaugh
Carroll County
Indiana
John H. Shulthus
Carroll Circuit Court
Boyd & Julien
Delphi
Madia Township
Secan Rie
John
Timon
Notice to Heirs in Carroll County Estate Proceedings
In the Carroll Circuit Court Indiana the estate of son West is settled by Carroll County Loan & Trust Company as administrator with will annexed. The final settlement and vouchers will be examined April 21 1927 requiring heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause. Witness the Clerk Seal Floyd J Julian Clerk. William Co Smith Attorney. 5-4t
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County Loan & Trust Company
Dson West
Indiana
Floyd J. Julian
William Co. Smith
Carroll County
State of
John. V. Plank
Carroll Circuit
Willian J. Schneck
Carroll County Loan & Trust Companys
Hanna & Hall
Attys
Wabash Railway stockholders meet in Fort Wayne May 16 1927
Notice to stockholders of the Wabash Railway Company states the annual meeting will be held May 16 1927 at 10 o clock A M in the Standard Building Fort Wayne Indiana. Directors will be elected and acts of the Board and Executive Committee may be approved. Transfer books close April 16 to May 17. Chairman Williams and Secretary Otteson announce.
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Wabash Railway Company
New York
Leonard, Rose & Zollars
Standard Building
East Berry Street
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Indiana
Board of Directors
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Brookbank Estate
In the Carroll Circuit Court March Term 1927 Joe Brookbank as Administrator filed final settlement for Helen N Brookbank deceased. The court will examine the account on April 22 1927 and heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Floyd J Julien seals the notice.
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Helen N. Brookbank
Carroll Circuit Court
Joe Brookbank
Circuit Court
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
Notice of Administration in Carroll County Indiana
Executor Thomas L Hazelgrove appointed by Carroll Circuit Court to administer the estate of James M Hazelgrove deceased of Carroll County Indiana. April 1, 19 James C Attorney for executor.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
James M. Hazelgrove
Thomas L. Hazelgrove
James C
Notice of Appointment of Executors in Carroll County
The Carroll Circuit Court of Carroll County Indiana appoints executor for John V Plank and William J Schneck estates. Harvey X Boham and Hanna Hall Attorneys represent the administration. April 12 1927 referenced.
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Harvey XK
Boham
Hae Ie
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John C. Milner
Lyle R Petiner
Omar Petiner
Elsie McCarty
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Guy L. Bergen
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L. Prentice
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Sarah ‘Morris
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Ella Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Earl E. Layton
Bertha
Middlefork Ditch
Alo
Roll County
Middle Fork Ditch
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Section 15
Arthur M. Chittick
Boyd & Julien, Attys
Admr
John Gilbert
Renee Adoreej J
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Casey J. Bat
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Edward Connelly
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