Democrats Buy Time on World Debt Moratorium Stand
The piece argues Democratic leaders pledge bipartisan cooperation on a one year moratorium of international debts to ease unemployment and industrial distress, contrasting with Republican opposition to similar moves and criticizing the administration for veto tactics and partisan hurdles. It notes uncertainty over full party support and highlights the 1930s wartime financial context.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Hoover
House
Democratic Party
Doak
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Hoover fixes tariff remedy via Tariff Commission powers
The piece argues against a special congressional session to revise the tariff. President Hoover tightened the Tariff Commission and can adjust rates on its recommendation. It notes extensive earlier investigations and duty increases on items like wire fencing, straw hats, maple sugar, and wool felt hats.
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Congress
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Who Plays Politics Endorsements Stir Democratic Party Tensions
Within the past two weeks Democratic leaders publicly endorsed the mora and party unity tensions rise as factions weigh influence and candidate support across key districts. The article documents endorsements by the party chair and a senior strategist amid evolving intra party dynamics.
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Mora
Hoover plan to restore European financial order sparks party clash
The proposal to stabilize Europe draws mixed reactions with Pat Harrison calling for a political armistice during Senate review. Democratic leaders Jouett Shouse and John J. Raskob endorse nonpartisanship while Republicans like Senator Smooth and G O P counsel James Francis Burke claim the plan could boost party fortunes. Critics say only bankers stand to gain from the international scheme.
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Hoover
Europe
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Jouett Shouse
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Republican Party
Smooth
James Francis Burke
Drunken Driving Drive Ordered By Indiana Highway Police
Frank Mayr Jr secretary of state in charge of the highway police has ordered a statewide drive on drunken drivers following injuries to an Indiana state highway policeman. The move aims to curb spree driving and improve road safety.
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Indiana
Frank Mayr, Jr
Hoover era official missing during huge deficit announcement
A remark notes the official tasked with naming a dam, a road, and a plan for President Hoover was on vacation when the $900 million deficit was announced, leaving the matter in question.
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Hoover
Caraway Critics Hoover Twenty Year Plan as Dream
Senator Caraway ridicules Hoover's Twenty-Year Plan calling it not a plan but a dream, reflecting sharp opposition to the proposal. The remark underscores partisan debate over long term economic and policy aims.
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Senator Caraway
Mr. Hoover
Mortgage on Democrats Motives Cited by The Missouri Democrat
The Missouri Democrat argues the party faces a political mortgage tied to its affectations, claiming a large Democratic base of fifteen million supporters reflects alignment with these views on the party’s direction.
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John Raskob
Missouri Democrat
Hoover Moratorium Backed by Democratic Leader in Georgia
Jouett Shouse, Democratic National Chairman, endorsed President Hoover’s one year international debt moratorium at a Atlanta dinner for Governor elect Richard Russell Jr. He urged Congress to back the plan, praised the President’s restraint, and warned against global economic collapse while noting tariff and prohibition debates.
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Hoover
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Atlanta
Young Men’s
Democratic League of Georgia
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Shouse
Germany
Congress
On Second Thought at Lake Freeman Weekend Musings
Mindwell Crampton Wilson recalls Independence Day cross out and a relaxed Lake Freeman weekend. A child protests animal cruelty, vacation reflections shift toward short midyear breaks, and a July 4 dinner at Sunset Park Lodge with locals and visitors unfolds amid casual misadventures and church morning chaos.
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Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Delphi State Bank Report Shows June 30 1931 Condition
The Delphi State Bank of Delphi Indiana reports assets of 22 575 855 89 and liabilities of 575 855 39 for the close of business on June 30 1931. Officers include President Charles A Gay Vice President J D Klepinger Cashier E R Smock and Assistant Cashier Nellie Haughey. The document bears sworn attestations witnessed by William B Smith dated July 8 1931.
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Charles A. Gay
J. D. Klepinger
E. R. Smock
Nellie Haughey
Delphi State Bank
Delphi
Indiana
State of
County of Carroll
Ss. T
Delphi ‘State Bank
William
Day of Restand Joy Prompt Evokes Church Danse
Fragmentary recollection describes a restless moment at church where a bell rings at 10:30 and 10:31 sending people to the street and into the church as the pastor invites singing. The speaker recalls a burning odor and a buttonless device as part of the scene.
Sunday Lake Ride Prompts Family Talks on Vacations
The Sun day afternoon feature describes a motor boat outing on Lake Freeman with wind and waves keeping the crowd lively. A cottage picnic at Arcata follows as discussions about whether husbands and wives should vacation together surface, with quotes on independence and returning home. Paul Redman and Mrs Redmon, recently married in Crown Point, move to Flora with their families, while Flora and the Brower family visit Rockfield en route to Chicago.
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Lake Freeman
Brother
Arcata
Paul Redman
Buschbaum
Flora
Hmary Flora
Lois Jean
Anna Flora
Rockfield
Chicago
Administrator's sale of household goods in Delphi Indiana
The estate of Caroline Fethers will sell at public auction at the late residence 502 North Union Street Delphi Indiana starting at 1 o'clock. Items include a new radio, heating stove, range, kitchen tables, dining chairs, rugs, bedding, curtains and more. Cash terms. Auctioneers Hoshaw Bros with Harry E Reed as administrator and Harve Hoshaw as clerk.
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Caroline Fethers
North Union Street
Delphi
Indiana
Caroline L. Fethers
Harry E. Reed
Adm
Hoshaw. Bros
Harve Hoshaw
Receiving Proposals for School Building Construction
Proposals are invited for a new grade school building in Pittsburg Township Indiana. Sealed bids due by 11 A M Friday include separate bids for heating ventilation plumbing and electrical work with required bid bond and compliance with Indiana State Board of Accounts rules.
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Eee
Aaviory
Beasa
Miocestion
Joan
Indiana
Pachool Saniaing
Pittsburg
Aovence
William Gregory Ramm
Barnes
Lobe
Indiana State Board of Accounts
Notice of Sale of Township School Bonds
Sealed proposals will be received by the Trustee of Township Carroll County Indiana until ten o'clock A M Friday July 24 1931 for bonds to fund construction of a new grade school at Pittsburn Indiana. Bonds bear semiannual interest payable January 15 and July 15 and are sold at par plus accrued interest to the highest bidder for cash. William F Riley Trustee Brookston Indiana.
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Carroll Fee
Pittsburn
State of
Indiana
Williamshine
Broomn
Ana
William F. Riley
Brookston
Sale of Real Estate by Administratrix in Delphi Indiana
The estate of Harvey Rilson deceased announces a private sale of Lot 38 and five feet off the east of Lot 39 in Wilson's Addition to Delphi City Carroll County Indiana. Sale subject to court approval and at not less than appraised value for cash. Maud B. Wilson Administratrix. Cartwright Wason Carr, Attorneys.
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Harvey
R.ilsoa
Carrill Cicuit
Court of Indiana
Cartwright
Wason
Delphi
Carroll County
Indiana
Wilson
Maud B. Wilson
Wason & Carr
Insolvency Notice in Carroll Circuit Court 1931
Insolvency declared in the Carroll Circuit Court for the estate of Harvey R. Wilson deceased with Maud B. Wilson as administratrix. Creditors must file claims for allowance. Clerk Floyd Julien cites Delphi Indiana date June 25 1931. Cartwright Wason Carr attorneys for administratrix. 1831 note to heirs creditors etc in Samuel Easterly estate final settlement proceedings set for September 14 1931 in Delphi Indiana.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Harvey R. Wilson
Maud B. Wilson
L. Cour Ie
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
Cartwright
Wason & Carr
Administratrix
Samuel Easterly
Accre
Samuel ReoDyer
Notice of Remistration for Sherman Austin Estate
The undersigned appointed by the Judge of the Carroll County Indiana Court as Exe cutrix of the estate of Sherman S. Austin of Carroll County. The estate is declared solvent. Harriet J. Austin and Cartwright Wason Carr Attorneys June 22 1931.
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Carroll County
Indiana
Sherman
Austin
Harriet J. Austin
Adm
Cartwright
Wason, & Carr
Attys
Delphi Bar Association Offices Closed Wednesdays
Beginning July 1 through September 9 the Delphi Bar Association will close their offices every Wednesday all day. Urgent matters may be handled by appointment. Band Concert Thursday Night.
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The
Delphi Bar Association
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