Joe Derren Citizen in 1920 Carroll County Official
The fragment notes Joe Derren as a citizen connected to Carroll County in 1920 and cites the paper as the Official Democratic organ for the county.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
2
The fragment notes Joe Derren as a citizen connected to Carroll County in 1920 and cites the paper as the Official Democratic organ for the county.
The piece argues taxes persist and must be equitably distributed to fund government. It notes Indiana's 1.50 maximum tax rate law as a step, but warns exemptions are needed to avoid harming state operations. • Refers to Governor-elect McNutt and political tensions shaping the next administration’s approach.
Indiana faces a sweeping overhaul as Governor-elect McNutt prepares a new administration. Critics accuse outgoing Governor Leslie of last minute moves, including a renewed fire marshal appointment that clashes with the forthcoming regime and its ethics.
The article notes Thomas Jefferson as the third U.S. president choosing to walk to his inauguration rather than ride in state, establishing a lasting precedent of modest ceremony. It highlights his preference for simplicity in the inaugural moment and the enduring memory of that act.
The piece highlights Paul V. McNutt's pledge of a simple brief inauguration as Indiana's governor. It stresses Democratic ideals of simplicity, centralization resistance, and a program aimed at practical governance to lift the state from bureaucratic drift.
The piece discusses the upcoming seventy-eighth Indiana General Assembly opening January 5 while the governor and lieutenant governor-elect are not yet sworn in. It outlines potential parliamentary approaches amid a split from the incoming administration and notes broader national sentiment toward Roosevelt and Coolidge era politics. It also touches on local issues such as a truck war with Kentucky and expectations for Hoosier manufacturing and hospitality.
A police escort pilots a massive Otis elevator platform through the Holland Tunnel to the Inland Terminal Building in Manhattan. The truck loaded with the gigantic car marks part of a near one million dollar installation to move fully loaded trucks between street level and upper floors.
Auditor J. L. Whiteman of Carroll County Indiana certifies allowances for claims listed for the September Term of 1932. Payments include publishers and publishers' associations such as Lawyers Cooperative Pub Co 3.50 West Publishing Co 20.00 Bobbs Merrill Co 12.00 Harvard Law Review Assn 4.50 and Shepard’s Citations 16.00 among others. The document records the approved amounts and indicates the auditor’s certification for Carroll County.
Rawson Tolle as administrator filed final settlement of Levi Tolle deceased in Carroll Circuit Court. The exam date is January 16, 1932, at Delphi Indiana, for heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Wilbur Lane presides with attorney Gus A Hall.
The seventy-eighth Indiana General Assembly opens with a large Democratic majority. Committees, inaugurations, and staffing are shaping the early agenda as Gov-elect McNutt and Lt. Gov-elect Townsend prepare for a high profile transition.
In the Carroll Circuit Court of Delphi Indiana, Charles Harner as administrator filed final settlement for Ida Black deceased. The court will hear the account on December 23, 1932, requiring all heirs and creditors to appear and show cause why the settlement should not be approved. Hanna and Hanna, Attorneys. December 1, 1932.
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