Will H Craig Speeched on Public School Costs and Tax Policy
The piece argues against funding higher education from public funds in Indiana noting constitutional limits of the 1851 charter. It cites Will H Craig of Noblesville urging curtailment of state spending on universities, calling for public schools as the sole constitutional use of tax dollars and condemning tariff and federal spending tactics shaping educational finance. The discussion links traffic to panic economics, labor costs, and proposed bond financed building programs alongside Coxey era monetary proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Craig
Noblesville
Indianapolis News
Craig
Indiana
Monroe County
State University
Wall Street
Chicago
Gen. Coxey
Treasury
Rebuilding Aid After 1871 Chicago Fire Sparks Business Pact
The passage describes post fire relief efforts after the 1871 Chicago blaze. Congress freed building materials for reconstruction, funds aided the destitute,Jim Fisk organized food aid, nationwide meetings and school contributions fueled a relief wave. Now the President calls big business leaders to pledge support for a large rebuilding program.
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Peter
Paul
Chicago
Congress
Jim Fiske
Wall Street
United States
Coxey’s Army and the Tax Burden Debate in 1890s Era
An editorial retells Coxey’s 1894 march on Washington and links it to contemporary debates on public works and national spending. It contrasts Democratic and Republican policies, notes Wall Street excess, and discusses how austerity influenced state economies, with South Carolina’s Union organizer case provoking critique of a Baptist pastor’s views on reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Washington
Congress
D. B. Hahn
Pendleton Street
South Carolina
Hahn
Worm Turns as Indiana Votes Hint Shift in Ballot Mood
The fragment hints that the late Indiana election outcome signals a possible political shift. It notes a perceived change in public sentiment and suggests momentum toward a new electoral direction based on the late results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Commission form of government overruns Indiana cities
The passage argues that multiplied commissions have eroded self governance in Indiana and that home rule is largely diminished as cities operate under the commission form, implying little loss when this system replaces local control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Landian Epigrams on Trees and Public Works
Fred Landis argues for protecting trees along roads and courthouses. He condemns elm and maple felling for wires and new courthouses, urging citizens to preserve the "Architect of the universe" by sparing mature trees.
Call to Protect Historic Trees and Forestry Boards
A persuasive piece urges towns to preserve old trees and establish forestry boards to oversee sidewalk planting. It laments replacing shaded courtyards with barren lots and advocates public spirited volunteers to manage urban planting for lasting beauty and civility.
Tree Advocate in Town Calls for Arborial Counsel
A speaker argues for a town attorney for trees, praising a five foot diameter tree that stood fifty years before a critic arrived. The speaker notes the tree’s happiness to the world and predicts it will bloom again in memory despite calls to destroy it, while the polar bear rests in sleep.
Hidden taxes on everyday goods spark calls for cheaper public services
The writer argues that taxes on gasoline and tariffed goods act as hidden costs, ultimately funded by consumers. He warns that the public will demand cheaper utilities like light or water, which would become a newsworthy outcome in the future.
If All We Read In Papers Brings Wealth Prosperity
The speaker remarks on rising national wealth from news reports and questions how to handle increasing prosperity as the country grows richer day by day. The tone mocks blind optimism about economic boom based on sensational headlines.
Tariff Duties Tied to County Treasurer Revenue
The text argues that funds for tariff duties originate from the same source as county treasurer payments, highlighting a common fiscal flow and questioning the source of public revenue.
Prices on butcher supplies at Roach's Bakery
Roach's Bakery advertises 60 lb wooden jard tubs at 10 cents each 100 lb flour sacks 1.00 per dozen and 50 lb tin lard cans 20 cents each offering bulk items for sale. Buy now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach’s
Notice to Non-Residents in Carroll Circuit Court
The Carroll Circuit Court warns non residents of Indiana defendants in the Stefano Drago et al v Jacob Lockart et al action to appear by January 28, 1930 or answer the complaint to quiet title on real estate. The case filed December 1 1929 seeks relief against unnamed spouses heirs and others with an affidavit of nonresidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Carroll County
Cass Circuit Court of Indiana
Stefano Drago
Miscalangelo Buttice
Jacob Lockart
Office of the Cerk
Carroll Circuit Court
Towit
Jacob Lockhart
George Hartman
Elijah Vaness
Augustus Mattock
Ashford Carter
James Slusser
Hanna Irwin
Cornelius J. Larimore
James D. M. Larimore
Andrew Himelick
Delphi
Tioiana
Notice to heirs and creditors in Pritsch estate
Carroll Circuit Court, Delphi Indiana, December 6 1929. Larry A Strong as administrator de bonis non presents final settlement of Henry Pritsch estate for examination January 13 1930. Heirs creditors or degatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Floyd J Julien Clerk. Cartwright Wason Carr Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pritsch
Carroll Circuit Court
Larry A. Strong
Circuit Court
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
Cartwright
Wason& Carr
Attys
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Delphi Citizen
Edmund Parke Beadle
Celia L Beadle
E. Franklin St
Will HO Craig
Henry Ford
Ford
Vcoxey
Hoover
Hoover and Coxey
Charles Ransom
Memphis
Tenn
Indianapolis
Dan
Bersheba
Washington City
Indianapolis Times
North
Olina
Mr. Hahn
Jesus
Massachusetts
Roger Williams
Rhode Island
Williams
First Baptist Church In
America
New England
Charleston
Fred Landis
Fansler & Douglas
Tubby
Sam Wilson
T. Baxt
Appmicklé
Enus
Dot
Chester
Patricia
Ducky Doodle
Sugar Plum
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A. H. Brewer
C. C. McFarland
Delphi, Ind
Francis Wilson
E. Monroe St
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Saint Louis
U. S.A
Blythe & Sons Funeral Directors To
Delphi Ind
Ts & Delicious
KRAFT
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Company
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