Indiana Ticket Leads State Race Names for Top Offices
The Ticket Democratic State Ticket lists Governor Dr Carleton B McCulloch Indianapolis and Lieutenant Governor Lew M O Ban non Corydon with Arthur J Hamrick Clayton as Secretary of State Robert Bracken Frankfort Harry L Arnold Gary Harvey Harmon Princeton Samuel L Scott Jeffersonville John W Kern Indianapolis Geo K Denton Evansville John H Aiken Ft Wayne and Valentine Livengood Covington named for Appellate Court Second District and Supreme Court seats.
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Carleton B. McCulloch
Indianapolis
Lew M. O’bannon
Corydon
Arthur J. Hamrick
Clayton
Robert Bracken
Frankfort
Harry L. Arnold
Gary
Harvey Harmon
Princeton
Samuel L. Scott
Jeffersonville
John W. Kern
Supreme Court
First District
Geo. K. Denton
Evansville
John H. Aiken
Ft. Wayne
Valentine Livengood
Covington
Local Election Ticket Listing Officials and Districts
Congress James P. Davis of Kokomo and Cecil Draper as joint senators. James Reeder of Camden as joint representative. Wm C. Smith of Delphi as judge. John Rothrock of Monticello as prosecutor. Floyd Julien as clerk. Wm Ashba as treasurer. Blanche Calvert as recorder. Joseph Sink as sheriff. Charles R. Thompson as surveyor. Dr H Y Mullin of Rockfield as Conner. Charles Sanderson and Wm Wright as commissioners for districts 1 and 3.
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Congress
James P. Davis
Kokomo
Cecil Draper
Cutler
James Reeder
Camden
Wm. C. Smith
Delphi
John Rothrock
Monticello
Floyd Julien
Wm. Ashba
Blanche Calvert
Joseph
Cab) Sink
Charles R. Thompson
Conner
H. Y. Mullin
Rockfield
Charles Sanderson
Wm. Wright
Ed Jackson Out. Coolidge Not a Fix for Indiana
The line reads as decisive coaching chatter, noting Ed Jackson's exclusion and doubting Coolidge as a remedy for Indiana's prospects in a pivotal game. The tone mirrors a sports brief with emphasis on lineup decisions and strategic doubt.
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Coolidge
Indiana
Indiana 193? Campaign Echoes Ring With Rascals Out
A 40 year old refrain rouses Indiana politics as Governor McCray departs a time while the current Republican ticket shows its influence. The piece notes Coldidge expectations, Ed Jackson’s voter appeal, and warns against party committees guiding labor blocs. The commentator stresses secret ballots and individual choice in voting.
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McCray
Debt rises as state projects higher levy and new notes
Figures from the auditor’s office show the state’s debt increasing from $3,390,000 in September 1923 to $4,240,000 currently. Deputy auditor Carl Cue says the levy may rise from 80 cents to about 31.5 or 32 cents this year to cover rising costs and debts. The state owes $2,500,000 on notes to Meyer Kiser bank due December 31, to be redeemed only by issuing new notes.
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Auditor of State
Carl Cue
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Cue
United States Returns to 2 Percent Interest Basis
The United States announces a return to a 2 percent rate for Treasury certificates with September issuances and a June issue of 150,000,000 dollars at 2 3/8 percent. The pre election move signals political overtones, yet the core point is that with debt exceeding 21 billion dollars, the nation has elevated its credit to borrow substantial sums as needed.
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United States
Treasury
Financial System Echoes of Democratic Reforms
The article argues the current Republican treasury ignores that the U S financial system operates under laws pushed by a visionary Democratic president who faced resistance from many bankers and Republican elders.
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Treasury
Compulsory Voting in Australia Affects Ballots and Candidates
The piece notes Australia for nine years enforces compulsory voting in Queensland with fines for noncompliance and argues this boosts turnout and may improve candidate quality. It discusses compulsory registration and the impact on local elections where voters face limited options and must cast a ballot.
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United States
Queensland
Senate
House of Representatives
Australia
Hobson
Population decline predicted after 2100 by Dr. Pearl
A Baltimore statistician Dr. Raymond Pearl estimates that U S population will peak in 2100 with about 176 years to reach an 85 million rise, then decline thereafter He questions whether the nation can support 200 million and cites factors like famine death or emigration in his forecast The analysis notes the wide uncertainty in long term population projections
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United States
Baltimore
Raymond Pearl
Europe
Indiana Hydro Electric to Issue Bonds for Tippecanoe Plant
The Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Co. may issue 750000 dollars in 6 percent bonds and 437600 dollars in 7 percent preferred stock for the second unit of the Tippecanoe river development near Oakdale ten miles below Norway. Funds may offset Interstate Public Service Co. debt at Monticello, with trustee held proceeds and bi monthly reports required.
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Public Service Commission
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Company
Tippecanoe River
Norway
Oakdale
Interstate Public Service Company
Monticello
Interstate
Treasury
Dexterous Water Bird Taming Land Portraits
Nature Magazine notes the scarce moment when a hell-diver on land becomes helpless and allows intimate portraits. The piece highlights how photographers must be extraordinarily lucky to catch such a fleeting, camera friendly instance despite its usual vigor in water.
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Nature Magazine
Ancient North American Tribes Use Seaweed Derived Anesthetic
In prehistoric times Zonis and other tribes of North Americans used a sea weed based anesthetic obtained from coastal sources. The fragment notes indicate early indigenous medical practices though details are sparse.
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North
Review of an Old Settler Activities in Carroll County
J C Odell recalls the Old Settlers Society and its 69th annual reunion on August 9, 1924, noting the merger with the Historical Society and the county’s early development. He highlights key figures, growth, and the society’s role in recording local history and organizing communities amid canal, railroad, schools, and social events.
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Old Settlers
Old Settlers’ Society
The
Historical Society
Carroll County
Abner Robinson
J. H. Steward
Enoch Cox
U. S
Society
Milroy
Delphi
Monon
J. C. Odell
Real estate transfers for past week in Delphi Indiana
Compilation by Harry Arnold lists transfers including Abraham Greider to Esther Carlson for 180 acres, and exchanges between Carlson and Greider. Key deeds involve Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Company acquiring multiple parcels, plus parcels in Deer Creek and Jefferson Townships. Other transfers cover lots in Flora and West Sonora areas, with values ranging from $1 to $3500.00.
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Harry Arnold
Delphi
Indiana
Abraham Greider
Esther Carlson
Deer Creek
Chester D. Peterson
Melvin G. Peterson
Pritchard
Flora
William L. Krietenstein
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Company
Krietenstein
Tippecanoe Park
Eunice M. Powers
Jefferson Tp
Ira R. Fetterhoff
Ira E. Fetterhoff
Minnie M. Wright
Goldie Marie Adams
David A. McCleary
West
Sonora
William” H. Wrigght
John T. West
Oscar Campbell
Ruth E. Ward
Ora A. Ward
Democrat
Eunice Smith
Alto
Charles
Anon
Reeder’s
Add
Veins of Wealth
Fragmented OCR text discusses wealth veins and Ruskin ideas on earth riches but is garbled with broken phrases and mispunctuation, offering no clear event or人物. The readable bits imply a quotation about natural riches versus value, without concrete details or outcomes.
Jesus Cleansing the Temple and Its Meaning
Lesson for August 17 explains Jesus visiting Jerusalem for Passover, purging the temple in zeal for God’s house, and the sign of His death and resurrection as proof of divine sonship. It urges reverence, purity, and proper conduct in worship, with applications for teachers and workers.
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House of Prayer
Jesus
Temple Traders
God
Jerusalem
Christ
Church
House of Worship
Lofty Ideals Lofty Ideals?
The item presents a brief, reflective note on ideals existing in humble settings, typical of a religious era publication. It hints at moral or spiritual themes common to the Western Christian Advocate without detailing specific events or names.
Saved From Sin Inspires Reflective Exchange
A quotation praising salvation from guilt power and sin notes a future blessing when Christ returns. The exchange emphasizes deliverance from sin’s presence and the ongoing spiritual journey.
Religion as a jellyfish metaphor in Western Christian Advocate
A brief quotation reflects on religion described as a jellyfish, buoyant in its element yet lifeless when removed from its native sands, attributed to the Western Christian Advocate.
Picnic Program at Camp Tecumseh Camp Exhibit
A picnic program lists speakers for the Camp Tecumseh club camp August 18 to 22 with Wm J Sayres as principal speaker on Wednesday evening. Other speakers include Otis Crane, Wm Bushnell, A R Hawkins, Greta Robinson, and Mrs Chas Sewell with a big surprise feature Thursday night. Readings, sewing clubs, and 4 H groups from Carroll County are also named along with club leaders and attendee names.
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Camp Tecumseh
Wm. J. Sayres
Lyceum
Chautauqua
International Harvester Company
Otis Crane
Indiana Farm Bureau
Muncie
G. L. Noble
Boys
Chas. Sewell
Otterbein
Greta Robinson
Carroll County
Acre Corn Club
Stewart Guthrie
Robert Sanderson
Thomas Sanderson
Everett Chapman
Perry Million
Virgil Joyce
Lloyd Joyce
Leland Carrigan
John Edw Snoeberger
Ernest Stephens
Harold Segraves
Ancil Segraves
Frederick Routs
Max Holmes
John Million
Byron Moore
Robert Wason
James White
Robert Reid Million
Robert Clawson
John
Joseph Peterson
Adams Township
Kathryn Landes
Ruth McVay
Leda McVay
Viola Shaffer
Lorene Schock
Lucile Schock
Frances Hardy
Washington Township
College expert added to Farm Bureau Picnic program
Prof T A Coleman of Purdue University joins speakers at the joint Farm Bureau Picnic to be held at Camp Tecumseh on Friday August 22. Earl Crawford of the State Highway Commission will speak briefly with John Ashba of Flora. The Moore singing troupe of Deer Creek will entertain. A carload of hogs shipped from Camden to Indianapolis by A A Newer. Eight county farmers keep detailed costs on soy bean production with the county agent and Purdue University.
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T. A. Coleman
Purdue University
Farm Bureau
Camp Tecumseh
Coleman
Carroll County
Earl Crawford
State Highway Commission
John Ashba
Flora
Moore
Deer Creek
Get What They Deserve
A pithy reflection on prayer and belief suggesting that the Lord grants what people deserve rather than what they ask for, highlighting skepticism about prayer’s efficacy.
Convictions and Tolerance Bridge Nations Like Brooks
A quotation from Phillips Brooks urges that strong convictions be formed through study and prayer and then held openly to foster understanding. It compares dividing walls to a shared ocean that becomes a highway for ships, uniting nations and people in power and sympathy.
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Phillips Brooks
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