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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1928

Page

2

Political Candidates Listed In Delphi Times For Indiana

The Delphi Times presents a slate of candidates including United States Senator Albert Stump and Governor Frank C. Dailey. Other races include George L. Mackintosh for Congress Addison Drake for Lieutenant Governor Arthur J. Hamrick for Secretary of State Dr. George W. Sweigart for State Auditor and Jap Jones for State Treasurer.

Congress George L. Mackintosh Addison Drake George W. Sweigart Jap Jones

Playing Politics and Rail Safety Drive 1927 National Debate

George M. Peek urges Republicans to vote Democratic in November citing farm policy clashes at Kansas City. Senator Brookhart of Iowa faces pressure over Hoover stance. A separate American Railways Association report highlights 1927 railroad crossing crashes totaling 5,640 with 2,871 deaths and 6,613 injuries, urging safer practices and crossing eliminations.

George M. Peek Associated Press Peek Kansas City Houston Brookhart Iowa Hoover Peck Brokhart Senator Brookhart American Railways Association National Pensylvania Railroad Frank E. Strouse Rockville Chicago

Reading the Declaration Day Cause in History

A reflective line questions public interest as few read political platforms yet many mark Independence Day celebrations. It contrasts the share of listeners to civic messages with those who attend the holiday events.

Tae Ane

Prohibition Party Chief Blitz in Chicago Conference Speech

The article critiques Shumaker's Indiana stance and warns that he will back the same ticket as in the past if a crisis arises. It reports D. Leigh Colvin alleging the Anti Saloon League is a paid group and accuses dry Democrats of being misled by Shumaker.

Houston Shumaker Indiana Prohibition Party Prohibitionists Chicago D. Leigh Colvin Anti Saloon League League Prohibition

Roosevelt Praises Governor Smith At Democratic Convention

Indianapolis Times reports Franklin D Roosevelt praising Governor Al Smith at the Democratic national convention. Roosevelt emphasizes Smith as a sincere man, focusing on character over oratory while projecting Smith as a capable leader and four time New York Governor poised for the White House.

Indianapolis Franklin D. Roosevelt al Smith Smith United States Roosevelt United States Senate Democratic Party New York White House

Bank Failure Triggers Closure of Arcadia Institution

The board of directors decided to close the bank after months of withdrawals driven by a low agricultural mood. The last statement dated February 28 shows deposits of 230000, loans and discounts of 200167, and assets of 287370.56.

Indianapolis First National Bank of Arcadia

Bread lines in Kansas stir political ire and labor drive

The text notes Meredith Nicholson criticizing utility interests in February and July remarks about bread lines in Kansas. It claims thousands of laborers from cities traveled to Kansas to help harvest a bumper wheat crop, reflecting Republican prosperity rhetoric and state involvement.

Meredith Nicholson Kansas Curtis

Calamity Howling in Republican Prosperity Press

A quoted passage recalls the Declaration of Independence warning that people may alter government when it destroys life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. It notes three headlines national bank closed state bank collapses trust company fails from a leading Republican paper within two days, criticized as calamity reporting.

Republican Party National Bank Trust

Hoover Avoids Dry Issue to Save Cities and Country

The passage critiques Herbert Hoover for not stressing the dry issue, arguing this strategy aims to protect cities while appealing to rural country districts. It mocks Hoover's honesty compared with Al Smith.

Hoover Herbert Hoover al Smith

Kansas Farmers Turn From Crops to Reckless Rhetoric

A terse comment rails against bread lines for jobless workers and low returns for farmers. It laments bumper wheat yields failing to lift fortunes and mockingly suggests Kansas should abandon crop farming and “raise hell” instead.

Carroll County approves highway bonds for Tippecanoe township project

The Carroll County Commissioners authorize the sale of twenty bonds valued at 580.00 each totaling 11,600.00 to fund construction and improvement of a highway petitioned by Charles Daughan et al in Tippecanoe township. Bonds bear 4.5 percent interest, dated July 3, 1929, with semiannual payments through ten years. bids may be rejected. William H. Ashba treasurer. Gus A. Hall county attorney.

Indiana Board of Commissioners Carroll County Charles Daughan Tippecanoe Said William H. Ashba Gus A. Hall

Notice of Road Bonds Sale in Carroll County Indiana

Treasurer of Carroll County Indiana announces sale of highway improvement bonds at 2:00 PM July 8 1928 in the county treasurer's office Delphi to the highest bidder for cash no less than the bond principal sum. The sale takes place at the courthouse in Delphi Indiana.

Carroll Couny State of Indiana Court ‘House Delphi

Indiana County Plans July Auction for Highway Bonds

The county treasurer will sell at 2 00 P M on July 8 1928 at the courthouse Delphi Indiana highway improvement bonds with par value 8880 00 bearing interest from July 3 semi annually on the 15th. Bonds due May 15 1928 with 444 00 each. Sale to highest bidder per state law and board order in Carroll ton township Morris D Flora et al petition. Gus A Hall County Attorney 2021 Luna Coffee 43c Smiths Grocery Little Elf Peas 15c Smiths Grocery.

Carroll County State of Indiana Court House Delphi Sai County Boards of Commissioners of William H. Ashba Gus A. Hall

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The Delphi Citizen Delphi Times Edmund Pareke Beadle Celia J. Beadle Kialao Ind Utside Franklin Democratic Albert Stump Frank C. Dailey Secretary of Arthur J. Hamrick State Superintendent of Public Instruction John A. Linebarger Curtis Shake Supreme and Appellate Courts Mary Mack Supreme Court Thomas A. Branaman William C. Curll Glenn J. Gifford Walter Million Harry E. Reed Gus John H. Hamling, JR Floyd J. Julien Irvin M. Flora Oscar S. Baird, SR Albert G. Clifton Thomas A. Kearns Charles R. Thompson Charles W. Billings Lester D. Dickinson William C. Mullin Fred Voorhees Lee Voorhees Lewis Pritts Cliff Sheagley Lee Flora John ‘Wilcox George Weearaon Oscar Wemdienten Frank Dante Irvin Wagoner Lesa Charles Weidner Dencil Wilcox Esra Flora David. Wise Max Landis Joe Pearson Roy Bev Ewe Eral Winon Itro Contend Glen Kennard Clarence Sageéers John Roach Ee Newman Viney Cee Herman Weaver Jud Dilling Robert Million Charles Hargraves Roy Hildebran Henry Peters William Lybrook San TV Roy Mulendore Axeew Dale Maxwel Albert Jackson Metzger Lumber Co Wee Mount & Son Adam Carrigan Charley Landis PNAC John Coble Gerald Larimore Willie McCloskey Leonard Seward Billy Martin Charles Martin Richard Simmons Omer Gangloff John P. Hinkle Lien Pan Pearl Campbell Asec N. C. Clinginpeel William Guckien William Moore Laneht Laneht Eee Cicb. (Ries 22 c22 Eos Ces) Eer Ross Wagoner Fred Wagoner Clifford Walace Henry Purdue Robert Snoeberger Elmen-Senis Dwight “Gesh Hobison Orly Isaacs Jim Kleckner Tom Sanderson Accus James Camden Cement Tile Bruce Yerkes Charles Gerard C. ES Baker (&Sones Reason Camden Lumber Co John Randolph West Randolph Carl Stimes Charles Eikenberry John Hicks Leroy Hicks Dallas Kirkpatrick James Sifik Otto Penn Camden Cement Tile Co Wild Stanks Mitchell Hardware Camden Cement Tiles Oaks & Minnix R. H. Million Clayton MilHon Cyril Bowman Frank Kennedy Batcaricy Cece Bowamen Ease Charles Yerkes Willard McCloskey Howard Hinkle T. A., Sutton Meionce IE D. C. Degreffenreich Jesse Michael Carl Shanks Wean Riley Landis Jessie Swisher Barton Shanks Jorn Carn Sisco Claude Oyler Wane Joe Snyder Newness Reaves le Miller Hardware Co Miller & Smoker Sherman Wilson John James Cecil Applegate K Newell Ayersona Gat' See Flavis Ayers Frank Shigley Paul Wilson Willis Allen Floyd Peterson Dale Goslee John Allen Bert Goslee Howard Cleaver Jjames Bougher Ted William Gilliam An Baker Camden Cement & Tile Co Danones James Ridenour Loyd Winsor John Allbaughee Pear Ate Clyde Johnson le Raymond Landis Chester Dencon Raymond Barber John Miller John Brown Edward E. Ferrier Ralph Metzger Dick Bossom Donald Beatler Orville Gilbert Ee Tacre Ss. M. Stewart Fred Stewart Fred Cates James Cates James Wottom Frank Randolph Sam Wola Lewis Cates Francis Randolph Milroy Justice Walter Ringer Chester Brown Samuel Yeakley Joe Hayes Yesse Daniela George Butler George Fosnock William Campbell L. M. Pletcher Fred Ferling Ewe Noah Allen Ralph Hill Ae Albert Williams Charles Randall Eon Marshall Wagoner Miles Martin Een Rorgcordi Poe Linna Powell Wow Joe Brown Gharles Jester Earnest Rohrabaugh Thomas McCurdy Onaries Asset Scoters Roger Gerard Wa Wee Wwe Albert Smith Frank Wingerd Martin Boone K. E. Caldwell Standard OL Co Shanks Ween Sidney Maxwell Dora Elliott Luther Grantham Phillip Voorhees & Son J. D. Adams & Co Charles Davis Martin Boone Wee Clark and Brees PRS Rss Ree Pharos Robeson Owen Oon Ij. Kessler Davies Oil Co Arthur Fred Cates Maitchey Blscle “Sueanne James Turner J. H. Clifford F. H. Robinson Reer Haugh Coal Co Frank Wingard A. Grimm & Sons A. H. Brewer L V. Myer William Luter B. Cohee & Co John Bradfielder Perry van Gundy Delmar Albreth A. H. Rasler Owe - Ee H. Wet Mullin E. D. Wagoner William Smock & Co Lulu Harvey Ee Rossville Lumber & Supply Sedalia Lumber & Co Grace Neal Aio Sdeu J. A. Pitze Abeth Keliffe John D. Oorée J. M. Kiery C. W. Billings William Funkhouser Frank Roskuski George W. Peterson Everett Baer Francis Wilson S. Margowski Huntington Laboratories J. I. Halcomb Mfg Co the Holmerdon Co Earl * Berr Mike Retherford & Co John Collins Carl Kingery Julius A. J. Clifford Board Children’ S Guardians Carroll Telephone Co Delphi Journal Haywood Publishing Co Kent & Cowdman Charles F. Davis Jesse 0 John H. Oyler Lewis ‘Es H. E. Ac Tt. T. Landis Barnard Lumber Co City of Delphi Maumee Carter Irelan Bros.co Elsie DeLaney Aspaugh & McCorkle Charles M. Kennedy John A. Zook Joseph Rodkey F. Wray M. D Amanda C. Myer J. L. Whiteman Whiteman Tubby FL Buadt Captain Kidds Luna Coffee Smith’s Grocery Arc Delphi McAvoy Conrad Nagel Paramount Helene Costello Warner Oland Clyde+Cook Charley Bugs William Haines Anita Page Ole Methuselah
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