Prohibition issue fades as voters focus on economy and Roosevelt
The piece argues the 1922 campaign centers on economic recovery and continued Republican leadership under Hoover, not merely prohibition. It notes Roosevelt as Democratic nominee with a platform protecting deposits, conserving natural resources, and tariff revision, while praising Baker as a safe choice and detailing Roosevelt campaign organization led by James Farley. Indiana delegates back Roosevelt, hoping for McNutt in eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Gov. Roosevelt
Second Deaths Reported From Flora Crash
One hour after Mrs. Oscar Campbell died, Rev. J. G. Stinebaugh also passed away in a Cass County hospital after the Flora road intersection collision. Surviving Stinebaugh include widow and five children. services were held at Flora and Maple Lawn cemetery. Campbell and Mrs. Stinebaugh were among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Campbell
Cronce
J. G Stinebaugh
Cass County
Flora
Stinebaugh
Campbell
W. C. Stinebaugh
Logansport
Etta Stinebaugh
North Manchester
Virgil J. Stinebaugh
Indianapolis
Esther Stinebaugh
Jeffie Douglass
Bringhurst
Rossville
Esther
Flora Church of the Brethren
Ray O. Shank
Maple Lawn
Charles Oberlin
Peru
Deer Creek Presbyterian Church
Stein
Water Bill Notice for July Payment
Flat and meter rents must be paid by July 10 to avoid penalty. TALMAR. R. ARNOLD, Water Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmar
R. Arnold
Vlastos Leases Dreamland Theatre in Fowler
Dick Vlastos, owner of Delphi's State Theatre, has leased Fowler's Dreamland Theatre and assumed control last Wednesday. He will operate both venues, with Ralph Harris handling projection at the Fowler house as the Vlastos family keeps Delphi as home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Vlastos
State Theatre
Delphi
Fowler
Vlastos
Ralph Harris
Fowler Theatre
Indiana Special Legislative Session Opens in Indianapolis
Indiana lawmakers convened in an extraordinary session called by Gov. H. G. Leslie. The session may run up to forty days as tax relief and government cost cuts dominate debate with two camps split over new tax sources including a potential personal and corporate income tax and an intangibles levy. Carroll County taxpayers plan to join a statewide demonstration before the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
H. G. Leslie
Carroll County
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
No Change Planned for Route 25 Through Delphi
Local reports assert State Road 25 will stay on Main street through Delphi during late construction from Lafayette to Logansport. Rumors claimed the interurban right of way would be used to avoid the Wabash railroad crossing, with roads 39 and 18 joining 25 near the Main and Washington corner and proceeding west to Pittsburg.
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Lafayette
Logansport
Delphi
Main Street
Washington Street
Pittsburg
Fall Festival Dates Set for Flora Event
The 4 H Fall Festival will run August 18 19 and 20 in Flora. Plans place the festival on Flora streets in connection with the Calf Club Show.
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Flora
Camden Centennial Celebrated With Parade And Pageant
A crowd estimated at six thousand joined Camden's centennial celebration on July 4 featuring a sports program, parade of historic vehicles, speeches by Rev William Guard and Luther R Shank, and a community pageant One Hundred Years Ago. Relics, a reading by Donnabelle Ritchie, and a centennial edition of The Camden Record News highlighted the events with participation from local clubs and many former residents.
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Camden
Camden Literary Club
Jackson Township Home Economics Club
Trusedale Green House
Arthur Ritchie
William Guard
Urbana
Taylor ‘Groninger
Indianapolis
Luther R. Shank
Chicago
Sol Thomas
Carrollesounty
Donnabelle Ritchie
Marjorie Kahl
Tippecanoe
Joseph Vurpillat
Gaylord Lloyd
Maurice Cohee
Clifford Wallace
Everett Judy
Fred Leslie
Dean McCain
Manford Wolf
West Randolph
Albert Neher
Leonard Reid
Ora Cox
Logansport
Camden Record News
Camden Expositor
Ruel Paden
T. C. Paden
E. L Wright
Harry, Gardner
C. M
Paden
Frank Wright
Taylor Groninger
Nettie
Daisy Groninger
Ace Haywood Jr
Aurora
Nebraska
Pearl Case Hawkins
Russell
Cleveland
Horn
Kathryn Paden
Carl Wright
James Range
Bessie Plank
Will Guard
Ohio
Manly Named to Indiana Sanitarium Board
Frank P. Manly president of the Indianapolis Life Insurance Company is named to the board of directors at the Indiana Sanitarium in Rockville. He succeeds Parke Beadle former publisher of The Citizen as one of two Democratic members.
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Frank P. Manly
Indianapolis Life Insurance .Co
Indiana Sanitarium
Rockville
Parke Beadle
the Citizen
Democratc
Noah Landis and Ada Ray announce marriage in Indiana
Noah Landis of L. S. Ayres & Co. Indianapolis marries Ada Ray of Tipton. Landis once co owned the Model Clothing store in Delphi in earlier years.
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Noah Landis
L.S. Ayres & Co
Indianapolis
Ada Ray
Tipton
Landis
Model
Delphi
Local Leaders Attend Citizens' Military Training Camp
Joe S Been Delbert England William J Ryan Charles R Beale and Lewis C Kirkpatrick traveled to Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Tuesday for the Citizens' Military Training Camp. Been and England flew with Jason while Ryan Beale and Kirkpatrick were driven by Floyd Julien.
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Joe S. Been
Delbert England
William J. Ryan
Charles R. Beale
Lewis C. Kirkpatrick
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Citizens
Been
England
Jason
Beer Ryan
Beale
Kirkpatrick
Floyd Julien
Nada Holloway Weds Glen R Weckerly in Crown Point
Miss Nada Holloway of Yeoman daughter of Albert Holloway and Glen R Weckerly son of Mr and Mrs Frank Weckerly of Delphi were married June 18 in Crown Point Indiana. Rev Edward Strecker officiated. Mrs Weckerly is a Delphi high school graduate and a musician. Mr Weckerly is a Delphi high school graduate and longtime Citizen employee. They will reside in the apartment above The Citizen office and plan a ready home within the week. The Citizen extends congratulations.
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Nada Holloway
Yeoman
Albert Holloway
Glen R. Weckerly
Frank Weckerly
Delphi
Acmed
Crown Point
Indiana
Edward Strecker
Crown Point M. B
Weckerly
Delphi High School
Citizen
Two Monon Passenger Trains Discontinued
J E Rees announces discontinuance of two Monon trains effective July 10. The 9 46 am northbound and 11 35 am southbound will stop. Evening trains 4 33 pm north and 7 35 pm south will not stop at Delphi, with stops at Frankfort Monon Rensselaer and Hammond. Delphi will receive two daily stops in both directions. The new schedule cuts Indianapolis Chicago travel time by fifteen minutes.
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Monon
J. E Rees
Delphi
Frankfort
Rensselaer
Hammond
Indianapolis
Chicago
Catholics Again Defeat Methodists In League Play
The Catholics beat the Methodists 5 to 2 in a Tuesday night game. Clayton had three hits for the losers as Catholics scored in the first, third and fourth innings. It was the Methodists second loss of the season, both to Catholics. The Christians beat Catholics 3 to 2 Friday night. Presbyterians sit atop the standings followed by Catholics and Methodists with Christians and Presbyterians trailing.
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Clayton
Presbyterians
WWL Pet
Methodists
Sea
SOO
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Diaspora
Results from last Sunday include Camden defeating Flora 7 to 1 and Cutler beating Moran 7 to 6 in 10 innings. Other results show Carrollton 12 over Burlington 6, Battle Ground 14 over Delphi 6, and Bringhurst 9 defeating Delphi 3. Next Sunday Delphi plays Cutler with Flora hosting Bringhurst and Wolcott visiting Delphi. Walton Bunker Will faces Deer Creek. Obscure note: Misses Mary Lane Alfa Mildred Kite and Dwain Samh Tom Han nell spent the Fourth at Lake Manitou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Flora
Cutler
Moran
Carrollton
Burlington
Battle Ground
Delphi
Bringhurst
Wolcott
Walton-Bunker Will
Deer Creek
Mary Lane
Alfa Mildred Kite
Dwain Samh
Tom Hannell
Lake Manitou
Fishermen Find Unidentified Man Body Along Wabash River
Fishermen along the Wabash River near the Monon bridge found a badly decomposed male body. Officials suspect natural causes. possible link to Lone ly Howell, a former resident of the Ed Cheeseman home, though identity remains unconfirmed. Burial delayed as Mrs. J H Kelleher seeks identification.
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Wabash River
Carroll County
Monon Bridge
John Garrison
Kenneth Liebert
Blythe Funeral Home
Jess Clawson
C. W. Hunter
Hunter
Lonely Howell
Cheeseman
Howell
Mr. Cheesman
Cheesman
Che
Mrs Eva Kahler and Glenn Ginn Wed in Lafayette
Miss Eva D Kahler daughter of Mr and Mrs Mace Kahler near Star City and Glenn Ginn son of Guy Ginn Monticello were married Tuesday July 5 by Rev Harmon of Lafayette. Mrs Ginn, Royal Center high school graduate, works as beauty operator at Delphi Main Street Fashion Shop. Ginn, Monticello graduate, runs a Sitka general store and they will reside there. Mrs Ginn will keep her job in Delphi.
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Eva D. Kahler
Mace Kahler
Star City
Glenn Ginn
Sitka
Guy Ginn
Monticello
Harmon
Lafayette
Ginn
Royal Center High School
Delphi
Monticello High School
Couple of Cutler, Galveston, Granted Logansport License
Orville Sylvester son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sylvester of Cutler and Miss Elsie Downhour of Galveston daughter of Albert Downhour of Cutler were granted a marriage license in Logansport on Tuesday afternoon.
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Orville Sylvester
Joseph Sylvester
Cutler
Elsie Downhour
Galveston
Albert Downhour
Logansport
Winslow Youth Returns From Visit With Miss Kerlin
Ray Curry of Winslow Arizona returns home after a visit with Miss Kathleen Kerlin who teaches in Winslow and is spending the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs C M Keltn Assistance details are sparse but confirms travel and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Curry
Winslow, Ariz
Kathleen
Kerlin
Al Smith Backs Democratic Party in Formal Statement
Alfred E. Smith declared on Wednesday his support for the Democratic Party and rejection of any independent party. He did not name Governor Franklin Roosevelt or other potential contenders while stressing his commitment to the Democratic fold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Franklin Roosevelt
Hoover uses executive clause to retain 2391 workers
President Hoover invoked the economy act exemption allowing him to keep 2391 employees beyond retirement. Captain Morris M. Barnard, longtime DC penal institutions chief and former Indiana State Prison deputy warden, is among the first retained. Barnard, a Delphi native, has 15 district years and strong reformist credentials.
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Hoover
Morris M. Barnard
District of Columbia
Indiana State Prison
Michigan City
Luther H. Reichelderfer
District of Columbia Board of Commisioners
Civil Service
White House
Congress
Barnard
Indiana Reformatory
Barhard
Christian rally set with Studebaker official speaker
M R Dennison of South Bend Studebaker Corp will headline the county Christian churches rally at French Post Park next Sunday. W G Million and Ida Nelson announce a tentative program with singing, sermons, and music from Rockfield Burlington Delphi Flora churches followed by an address by Dennison.
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M. R. Dennison
South Bend
French Post Park
Studebaker Corporation
Christian Churches
Wabash
Dennison
Christian Church
Indiana Christian Missionary Society
Carroll County
W. G. Million
Ida Nelson
Rockfield
Rev. Berry
Burlington
Delphi Church
Flora Church
Clawson Family Wins Delphi Chevrolet Franchise
Sheriff Jess Clawson and Gerald Clawson of Russiaville secure the Chevrolet franchise in Delphi, succeeding Lee Chevrolet Sales. Gerald Clawson has worked at Howard Chevrolet Sales in Russiaville and will soon return to his Hill residence to lead the new Clawson Chevrolet Sales firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Clawson
Gerald Clawson
Russiaville
Chevrolet
Delphi
Lee Chevrolet
Howard Chevrolet
Clawson Chevrolet
Summer union church service to be held at Delphi church
The second in the summer series of union church services takes place this Sunday night at the Delphi Christian church. Rev. Paul Beck of the Baptist church will preach the sermon. The series began last Sunday night at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Benjamin Rist, M. pastor, delivering the sermon.
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Delphi Christian Church
Paul Beck
The
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Benjamin Rist
Marriage License Issued to Emily Root and Wilbert Yoder
A marriage license was issued on Wednesday afternoon to Emily E. Root of Clay Township and Wilbert Yoder of Rossville.
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Emily E. Root
Clay Township
Wilbert Yoder
Rossville
Roosevelt and Garner Named Democratic Ticket in Chicago
Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York and John N. Garner were chosen as the Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees at the Chicago convention. Roosevelt won on the fourth ballot with a 5 to 1 vote, Garner by acclamation, after lengthy ballots and political maneuvering.
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James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Mr. Farley
Jouett Shouse
Charles Michaelson
New York
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
U. S. House of Representatives
Gov
Garner
Gov. Roosevelt
William “Gibbs McAdoo
California
N. Y
Hoover
Sen. Barkley
Kentucky
Louisiana
Minnesota
Porto Rico
Sen. Walsh
Montana
National Committee
Platform Committee
Life of Franklin D Roosevelt’s Kin Told In Brief
A compact life sketch of Franklin D Roosevelts fifth cousin and New York political figure. Born 1882 on a Dutchess County estate, he attended Groton Harvard and New York University Law School. He married Anna Eleanor Roosevelt in 1905 and entered the New York State Senate in 1910.
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Franklin D. Rooseevlt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Holland
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Groton
Harvard
The
Crimson
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevlk
Roosevelt
University Law School
State Senate of
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