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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1934

Page

2

Making America Safe for Democracy

A thoughtful editorial argues slow growth in political and social reform is needed, criticizing big business influence and the capitol's grip on government. It notes fear of economic planning and welcomes public ownership experiments while urging clearer democracy.

America A. B

Old Settlers Day to Honor Pioneers in Delphi

The seventy ninth Old Settlers Day in Delphi honors the county’s pioneers and their enduring legacy. The article recalls early celebrations, the role of old settlers in founding local institutions, and the community’s debt to them as the city prepares to dedicate the key to the city to its elders.

Delphi Mr. Landis

Wilson Writes From Paris Encouraging Home Crowds

Wilson reports from Paris that the soldiers from home are in fine form and spirits, earning esteem among all comrades they have met during the war.

Wilson Paris

Political Musings on Farmers, Taxes and Media Bias

Congressman Durgan cites federal aid to farmers as Carroll county pays nearly 200000 under the Hog-Corn Adjustment plan. The piece critiques Republican newspapers for conflicting headlines and argues tax money is often returned to local units, not spent. It notes a red Indiana budget claim and a library acquisition of a skin-bound book from a Camille Flammarion admirer.

Carroll County Indiana National Library Camille Flammarion

Political voices and local financial claims collide in 1934 Carroll County notes

A mix of quotes from national figures on drought relief and politics runs alongside a dense list of local payrolls and vendor claims. The document records auditor I J L Whiteman certifying August 1934 claims filed by Carroll County commissioners, with warrants release delayed until board meetings.

Carroll County Commissioners J. L. Whiteman Ruby F. Whiteman Ruth Whiteman John H. Hamling Orvel C. Schock William B. Smith Albert G. Clifton Arthur Anderson Maggie Kirkpatrick Amer Disinfectan Ce James Willer James A Goff Me Wilt Shafer Jesse V Pearson Howard Witchar Oma Miller Guy Million Faye Dwyer Emanuel Gaumer Bill Whitzel Emerson Gaumer Heflong Bert Sanders Merle Muilendore Frank A. Liebert A Fred Gaumerx W. J. Beard Judson, Dilling D. E. Smoyer Jame Viner Floyd Hargraves Roy Chapman A. J. Clifford John McManus Thomas E. Smith Silas Nelson Wm. Leiter Ee Chas. Bird Ee Haywood Publishing Co Fred Brad Walter E. Britton Cc. Carroll Telephone F Alex F Bt McCain Chester Afford Ieeieeat Naia Catellent Bentead Ruth McCormick Chas. Shaffer Ee Edward Philli Weer Ohn Burris Ee Indiana State James Burris J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co Teetner Harold Logan Wood Working Roland Will John T. Kirkpath A. F Cecil Brown Dora Elliott Emer Ewe Henry Brookshire Peewee James E. Airhart Willis Baug Geo Reynolds J. Se John Morrison R. H. Bunn Sherman Misner Ewe Wallace Smith John Schnepp Wis Wm. Rook Eel R. Foreman Wilson Saute Wm. Shockley James Lone el Aypins Bee Amin Nate Coniaiah Chi Aimee Richard Stewart Earl Robinson Sreran L. OS Abies Shaia Betner Board of Commissioners I. J. L. Whiteman Carroll County State of Indiana L. Whiteman

Theodore Roosevelt Dies at Sagamore Hill Home

Former U.S. president Theodore Roosevelt died at his Sagamore Hill residence after a seven year term in office. He passed away at 4 14 Tuesday morning, marking the end of a long political career and a public life of leadership.

Theodore Roosevelt United States Sagamore Hill

United States Declared Dry Nation After Ratifications

More than two thirds of states ratified the constitutional amendment making the United States a dry nation. The country becomes the first great power to end liquor traffic permanently through legislative action.

United States

World War Ends in Carroll County Delphi Welcome Home

Carroll County marked the end of World War with a countywide Welcome Home celebration in Delphi. The event drew the largest crowd in memory and honored returned soldiers and fallen heroes, making the day a historic note in county history.

Carroll County Delphi

City to Start Free Mail Delivery and Carrier Exams

Postmaster S. S. Doty announces free mail delivery will begin in the city. Examinations for carrier positions will start soon.

S. S. Doty

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