Official Paper of Carroll County Price and Warnings
The item lists subscription prices for outside and inside Indiana and notes Delphi, Ind. as second-class mailing. It then cites Wendell Phillips on Tory obstruction and critiques Indiana Republicans and Governor Ritchie of Maryland with a tongue-in-cheek reference to a political speech at French Lick and a cartoonish dog reference.
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Carroll County
Indiana
Delphi, Ind
Ritchie
Maryland
French Lick
Old Dog Tray
Chicago
State budgets and taxes in coming administrations
A comment warns that continued Republican rule may worsen delinquent taxes and extravagance, predicting that a succeeding Democratic administration could break the record for economy as there will be little money to spend.
Ed Jackson Recommended for Professorship Despite Silence
Ed Jackson earns recommendation for a professorship at an institution for the deaf and dumb yet refuses to talk or sign, his handicap cited as a unique barrier to his suitability.
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Ed Jackson
Mills Sees Tariff-Fed Line of Titans in Senate Critique
Roger P. Mills of Texas rails against tariff policy describing daughters of tariff advocates as “fatted like heifers” and sent abroad in pursuit of titles. He warns the breed has not grown prettier, signaling a harsh view of protectionism’s impact.
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Roger P. Mills
Texas
Senate
Anti-Saloon Leaguers Back God and Morality Cause
The Anti-Saloon League supporters, still active for its cause after Levi P. Morton’s saloon license in Washington decades ago, remain strong for the same movement. Governor Small of Illinois urged Governor Jackson to stand firm to the end, a stance later questioned by a report of a large repayment to Illinois with a case dropped, notes Tippecanoe County Democrat.
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O. P
Levi P. Morton
Washington
Small
Illinois
Jackson
Bank failure cited as sign of prosperity under Coolidge
The recent collapse of the J. F. Wild Bank of Indianapolis is argued to show national prosperity under the Coolidge administration. The main cause is losses from real estate loans, with farmers suffering as their loans trigger bank failures.
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J. F. Wild Bank of
Indianapolis
Coolidge
What about Nicaragua
M E Tracey argues in Indianapolis Times that 300 Nicaraguans and one Marine died and Congress should investigate. He notes U S policy, Latin American reactions, and the need for a clear stance to prevent anti Americanism while avoiding a broader regional clash. He suggests either a frank policy statement or an apology to ease tensions.
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M. E. Tracey
Indianapolis
National Citizens’ Committee
Latin-America
Congress
Nicaranga
United States
Panama Canal
South America
Henry Ford
Forgetting the West in 1912 political battles
The writer notes it has been over a decade since Woodrow Wilson carried key eastern states and questions Democrats who overlook western strength for future success. It cites a historic contest as the GOP’s fiercest struggle and urges focus beyond the East.
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Woodrow Wilson
New York
Indiana
New England
New Hampshire
G. O. PD
Myers Touted as Democratic Governor Hope in Indianapolis
An Indianapolis precinct committeeman urges Walter Myers, the late mayoral defeated candidate, as the Democratic best bet for governor. He advocates Myers run or enter the primary to challenge.
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Indianapolis
Walter Myers
Myers
Grandson Drives Family Car with Modern Convenience
A fifty year old college boy once bound wheat for easy money and chewed Star or Battle-Ax. now his grandson handles the family automobile, relying on others instead of rolling his own.
Invisible Empire in Indiana Grows More Invisible
A brief regional note reports that the so called Invisible Empire in Indiana is shrinking in visibility with activities or influence described as increasingly unseen. No individuals or organizations are named in the accessible text.
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Indiana
Old Settlers Day honors Carroll County history and leaders
The article reflects on Carroll County Indiana centennial years with remarks from the Old Settlers at a Delphi picnic referencing early settlers Gen. Samuel Milroy Rev. John W. Gillam and Abraham Lincoln era memories. It notes Delphi origins Carrollton renamed Milroy and the Civil War volunteers from the county. It also details a county highway bid notice from the Board of Commissioners to repair Democrat Township road Irwin Humes et al with a bid bond requirement.
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Delphi
D. F. Vandevener
Isaac Griffiths
Halsey and Griffiths
Carroll County
Ephriam Chamberlain
Henry Robinson
Henry
Abner Robinson
Samuel Milroy
Milroys
John W. Gillam
Indiana
Carrollton
Gen. Milroy
Abraham Lincoln
Hannum
Camp Morton
Indianapolis
Schermerorn
Lewis Gros
J. H. Barnes
E. M. Barnes
J. M. Watts
John Lathrop
Will A. Pigman
W. J. Little
A. S. McCormick
Dr. Morrow
Board of Commissioners
Said County
Court House
Democrat Township
Auditor
Said
State of
Irwin Humes
Et al
Sai Board of Commissioners
J. M. Kinghery
M. Lil
Maxwe
C. W. Billings
J. L. Whiteman
Indian M. Smith
Board of Commissioners of
County of
Carroll
Stranathan Arch
Tippecanoe Township
the Auditor
Democrat
Burlington Township
King
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Delphi Times
Edmund Parke Beadle
E. Franklin St
Telephone NO
Wendell Phillips
Wald
Nicaragua
Thieme & Schuessler Co
Lafayette
Odc
Ate
Just
Y M. Kingery
S. M
Police
Institute
Sss
Township Road
Raisz
Ota Jase
Levy
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Elmer Shaffer
Marion B. Thomas
Wnship
Levies
Hess
Balanc
Ee ’ Carroll Ee
Callahan’s
Murphy’s
Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Sally’ O’neil
Kathleen Norris
Jane’s. Sleuth
Madge Bellamy
Ireland
America
Collegians
Bebes
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