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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1931

Page

2

Tariff debates over Britain and Smoot-Hawley spark World trade clash

President Hoover defends British tariffs as non hostile to US trade while Senator Smoot cites Canada Argentina Italy and other nations as retaliatory. The piece argues embargo rates by the US sparked a global tariff reaction and warns the conflict slows economic recovery as both sides exchange blame and seek self defense.

Hoover White House Smoot Canada Italy Hoover-Smoot England United States Great Britain Albion

Cuthbertson Voiced Doubts on North Manchester Plant Move

The Indiana Public Service Commission member Harry K. Cuthbertson ruled the town of North Manchester’s bid to seize the Northern Indiana Power Company plant as beyond the commission’s scope. The petition failed 3 to 2 with Singleton and Ellis opposing. The report notes past attacks on Paul V. McNutt and hints at political pressure from Gov. Leslie and P S C chair McCardle.

North Manchester Northern Indiana Power Company Indiana Harry K. Cuthbertson Public Service Commission Cuthbertson John W. McCardle Jere West Singleton Ellis

Trend of thought on tariffs and party leadership

Henry Ford argues against tariffs in a copyrighted statement. Nicholas Murray Butler says the Republican party is ineffective. Arthur Brisbane questions the 1929 crash and urges elected leaders to govern. The remarks offer a sharp critique of Wall Street and Republican leadership.

Henry Ford Nicholas Murray Butler Frank Arthur Brisbane Wall Street Washington

Public figures weigh Silver coinage and Coolidge silence

The text surveys political stance on silver coinage and Coolidge's noncandidacy, noting Hiram Johnson praising Coolidge and Hoover coolness, editorial sentiment on silver value restoration, Bryan’s stance, and public debate over repeal of the eighteenth amendment. It cites state highway concerns and a Hyde hog cholera bulletin, linking politics, policy, and public opinion.

Hiram Johnson United States California Coolidge Hoover Indianapolis Star Republican

Farm Board Details Stabilization Loans and Losses

The Farm Board reports to the Senate Agriculture Committee on stabilization efforts and loan activity. It shows purchases of 329.6 million bushels of wheat and 1.22 million bales of cotton at high costs, with large remaining holdings. Estimated losses total about 177 million dollars from wheat and cotton stabilization.

Federal Farm Board Senate Committee On Agriculture New York Times Chicago Congress Potomac Park Farm Board

Democratic party plans $1.5 million victory campaign launch

The Democratic party outlines a nationwide push to raise 1.5 million dollars starting January 14 to settle old debts and fund the 1932 campaign. John H. Fahey presides in Washington as pre campaign contributions look strong. John W. Davis will speak in New York with other leaders at a victory dinner. Indiana members receive key committee assignments as the party readies for the race.

Democratic Party Washington John H. Fahey Boston John W. Davis New York John J. Raskob Jouett Shouseb Shouse Raskeb Shduse

Mr and Mrs H B Wilson Travel to Detroit for Christmas

Mr and Mrs H B Wilson will Motor to Detroit Michigan Thursday to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs John David Carmichael.

H. B. Wilson Detroit Mich John. David. Carmichael

Notice to non-residents in Carroll County real estate suit

In The Carroll Circuit Court of Indiana a quiet title suit by Lenna M. Powell against George Hawk et al seeks to quiet title to 80 acres in Section 25 Township 24 North Range 1 West and 20 acres off the north end of the southwest quarter in the same section. Non-residents Roxie M. Burroughs Olive Leon Hatfield Basil G. Milburn and others are named. defendants must answer by January 25, 1932.

George Hawk Smith & Smith Circuit Court Carroll County Indiana Joseph Vanausdale Elizabeth Vanausdale Philip Hawk John Hawk Martha Hawk Daniel Hawk Martin V. Hawk Mary Jane Hawk Jonas Flora Susanna Flora Philip Hilo John H. Flora Ann Flora James Milburn Nancy Milburn Nancy Pritchard Joseph Pritchard Andrew Milburn Henry Milburn Lincoln Milburn Margaret Milburn Nancy A. Russell Albert Russell Martha Beach Josiah Bean Elizabeth Milburn Isaac Milburn Nancy Agness Milburn Margaret‘Milburn Abraham Lincoln Milburn Nancy, Milburn Margaret Lowman Wiliam R. Lowman Inana Sai Wnt Roxie M Burroughs Olive Leon Hatfield Basil G. Milburn Mary Agnes ‘Hinton Fanki Pritchard Indianatown Twenty Pee Ee Delphi

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