Democratic vision pits Murray and Long in 1932 outlook
W C assesses the rising influence of Oklahoma governor Murray and Louisiana leader Long as potential dramatic forces for the Democratic convention. The piece notes their fame, methods, and possible roles while pondering whether the party will rally to reform or revolt amid national distress.
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William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Huey P. Long
Hocey
Louisiana
U. S
Washington
Broussard
Senate
Long
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Bryan in California Calls Silver Conference on Value
William Jennings Bryan Jr., a prominent California attorney and son of the statesman, convenes governors of silver producing states to push for restoring silver value. He argues silver is the poor man’s gold, its decline hurts global purchasing power, and a stable silver price would aid international trade and employment in the United States.
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Bryan
Los Angeles
William Jennings Bryan
California
United States
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Tariff Passage Sparks Veto Hopes and Reciprocity Push
Democratic tariff moves in the House prompt predictions of a Hoover veto if the Senate passes the bill. Democrats seek to restore full rate-making power to Congress and propose a reciprocity conference to discuss mutual reductions. The piece notes the difficulty of reclaiming executive tariff authority once vested.
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Wilson
Tariff Power Shifts Sparks Debate Over Rates
The piece analyzes tariff policy shifts from the Fordney McCumber act to Smoot Hawley and Hoover era, criticizing the Tariff Commission’s temporary duties under presidents and the drift toward executive control, while contrasting local road funding and the push to restore townships vs state management. It notes Lincoln and Washington birthday publicity amid bicentennial celebrations.
Hawley Smoot Tariff Bill Undermines World Prosperity
Harvard economist Slichter argues the 1930 tariff rise worsened global prosperity by misdirecting capital, delaying adjustment to debtor creditor shifts after WWI, and provoking maladjustments that lowered demand and prices, deepening the world economic downturn.
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H. Slichter
Crops Serve as Security for New Farm Loans
The Smith amendment to a reconstruction bill authorizes $50 million in farm loans backed by crop liens. Farmers lacking collateral can receive direct financing from the Agriculture Department once funds are appropriated. Loans are repaid from the sale of the planted crop, with a first lien securing the government.
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Reconstruction Corporation
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House
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OpEis 5
Secretary of Agriculture
Inheritance Report Rules Expanded By Legislature
County Assessor Orvel D. Schock says a new amendment requires a court report on every estate after death even if not taxable. A 50 cent daily penalty up to 50 dollars applies for failure within six months. The assessor is the official appraiser, and tax applies only when estates exceed set thresholds.
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Orvel D. Schock
Schock
Allen Bailey Named Finance Committee Chairman for Butler Prom
Allen Bailey of Delphi Indiana was appointed chairman of the finance committee for the annual Junior prom at Butler University. The prom, presented by the junior class, is set for April. Bailey, a Phi Delta Theta member, also serves as junior class treasurer.
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Allen Bailey
Delphi
Ind
Butler University
Bailey
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Court notes Indiana sentencing and civil actions
State of Indiana vs Arthur Vaughn defendant sentenced to Indiana State Prison for not less than two or more than fourteen years sentence suspended two years on condition of obeying laws and paying restitution to W G Garrison 593 92. Michael Garrity vs Nellie Coonan cause dismissed. Aloe vs Emerson Carter judgment for plaintiff 74 28. Baker vs Newman Hoff judgment for plaintiff 407. St Louis Joint Stock Land Bank vs George Brown et al judgment for plaintiff 2222 43 and foreclosure of mortgage. New suits filed: Huston trustee vs Murphy foreclosure demand 2400. John Michael et al vs Muriel Michael partition of Real Estate. Avery vs Avery divorce.
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State of Indiana
Arthur Vaughn
Indiana
W. G. Garrison
Michael Garrity
Nellie Coonan
Aloe
Emerson Carter
Charles E. Baker
Newman
G. Hoff
St. Louis
Bank
George Brown
Robert Huston
John Michael
Muriel
Michael
Savanah M. Avery
Jessie E. Avery
Notice of Administration in Carroll County
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints John A. Shanks as administrator of the estate of John A. Shanks deceased, noting the estate is solvent. Hanna & Hanna represent the estate in Carroll County Indiana with a January 25, 1932 filing date.
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John A. Shanks
Adm
Hanna & Hanna
Notice to settle estate in Carroll County Indiana
The undersigned authorized by the Judge of the Carroll Circuit Court Indiana to settle the estate of William R Ferguson, late of Carroll County deceased, without administration. The estate is believed to be solvent. Dorothy Martin.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
John A. Shanks
Deceas
William R.‘ Ferguson
Dorothy Martin
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Chandler Estate
In Carroll Circuit Court January term 1932 O C Plough as administrator of Malissa J Chandler deceased filed final settlement and will be examined February 12 1932 at Delphi Indiana all heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why account should not be approved. Clerk Floyd J Julien.
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Malissa J. Chandler
Carroll Circuit Court
O. C. Plough
Malissa J.chandler
Carroll Circuit
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
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