Indiana Party Ticket List for State Offices
The document lists the party slate led by President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner with Indiana candidates for statewide offices. Key figures include Secretary of State Frank Mayr Jr, Treasurer William Storen, Auditor Floyd Williamson, Superintendent George Cole, and Attorney General Philip Lutz Jr, plus district judges and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
John N. Garner
Texas
United States
Frederick van Nuys
Indianapolis
Clifford Townsend
Marion
Frank Mayr, JR
South Bend
William Storen
Scottsburg
Floyd E. Williamson
George C. Cole
Lawrenceburg
Supreme Court
James P. Hughes
Greencastle
Michael L. Fansler
Logansport
William F. Dudine
Jasper
Alph N. Smith
LaPorte
Philip Lutz, JR
Boonville
Emma May
Terre Haute
George R. Durgan
Lafayette
Carroll
Clinton
White
Republicans Back Hoover Campaign Tale of Unity at Hoover Era
The piece notes Republican claims of Democratic disunity in 1930 and recounts how party factions failed to split the Democratic convention. It highlights the 1932 Chicago convention where Roosevelt Garner secured the nomination with a unified platform and swift endorsements from defeated rival candidates.
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Hoover
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Roosevelt
Garner
Roose
Cost of Federal Government Grows Across 1800 to 1932
Washington reports figures from Rep. John W. Flannagan Jr. showing per person government costs rising from about $2 in 1800 to $38.60 in 1932. The data track population and annual government expenditures, highlighting a shift from $10.8 million in 1800 to $4.82 billion in 1932.
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Washington
John W. Flannagan, Jr
Ninth
Virginia
Democratic Leaders Pledge Loyalty to Unified Candidate
New York, Governor White of Ohio, former Governor Byrd of Virginia, Governor Ritchie of Maryland, ex-Senator Reed of Missouri, Governor Murray of Oklahoma all pledged loyalty. Lesser hopefuls Newton Baker of Ohio and Melvin Traylor of Chicago volunteered as supporters to the chosen standard bearer. The text argues the Democratic party is more united now than since Woodrow Wilson’s victory.
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New York
White
Ohio
Byrd
Virginia
Ritchie
Maryland
Reed
Missouri
Murray
Oklahoma
Newton Baker
Melvin Traylor
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Time To Clean House In Wartime Tax Debts
A 1930s critique argues federal and local deficits rise from expanding government services in Detroit and beyond. It notes Chicago defaulting on bonds and a $99 million 1930 tax delinquency, urging budget cuts to align expenses with peacetime incomes and restrain public spending.
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United States
Chicago
Cook County
Detroit
William Anderson
Republican Leaders Clash in Indiana Senate Session
In a tense closing session Senator Watson faced sharp derision from within his party while Couzens challenged a procedural bid. The piece notes Garner's Indianapolis visit and his push for conservative tax policy, plus a recap of recent federal and state spending cuts and political defections shaping Indiana politics.
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Sen. Watson
U. S
Senate
Congress
Watson
Couzens
Indiana
State Fair School of Home Economics Scholarships Active
The Indiana State Fair School of Home Economics opens August 26 for a fifteen day term in the Women’s Building at the State Fair Grounds. Scholarships totaling amounts from Purdue University Indiana University and several colleges are offered by Schlosser Brothers and other institutions. About 120 girls from 170 counties are enrolled and a goal is one representative from every county.
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Indiana
L. N. Hines
Butler University
Franklin College
Earlham College
Central Normal
Danville
Civic Club
Home Economic Club
County Farm Bureau
County Fair
Staite House
Nationwide roads knit by Republican policy praised
The article lauds a unified traffic system linking every county with concrete roads and highways. It credits Republican administration for cheaper deliveries, easier farm financing, and relief from high mortgages, urging readers to compare the era's gains with Mr. Hoover's future claims and their own finances.
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The
News-Tribune
What Others Say on Hoovers Aid and Mellon
A Goshen Democrat column argues if a Joseph led the government four or five years ago better conditions might have prevailed. It blames Hoover and Mellon for ignoring looming disaster promoting false prosperity and warns of continued misery under their leadership.
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Joseph
Egypt
Hoover
Mellon
Republican Party
Wall Street
England
Unfit leader urged removal from exalted post
The remark calls on the public to seize the chance to remove him from the high office he has proven unfit to hold, urging action against his continued tenure.
World Newspaper Museum Opens in Ain-la-Chapelle Germany
The largest newspaper collection, claimed to be the world’s biggest, opens to the public in Ain-la-Chapelle Germany. The display includes some 150000 newspapers and curiosities from around the globe such as an Eskimo paper from the mid nineteenth century.
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Ain-la-Chapelle
Germany
Carroll County Circuit Court Allowances April Term 1932
J L Whiteman Auditor certifies the attached list shows allowances approved by Carroll County Circuit Court Indiana for the April 1932 term. Names include J W Acheson 66.06 and Jesse KR Clawson 44.00 with several small payments listed and totals.
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J. W. Acheson
Jesse KR. Clawson
Fie
J. L. Whiteman
Carroll County
Indiana
Carroll Circuit Court
Ind
Notice of Administration in Carroll County Indiana
The clerk appoints Madie Thompson as executrix of the estate of Sarah H Julien of Carroll County Indiana. The estate is declared solvent and the notice is dated July 14 1932 with Cartwright Wason Carr as attorneys for the estate.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of Indiana
Sarah H. Julien
Cartwright, Wason & Carr
Notice of Administration for Zuinglius Bennett estate
Daisy Kennedy appointed administratrix by Carroll Circuit Court. Estate of Zuinglius Bennett of Carroll County Indiana. Hanna & Hanna attorneys. July 12 1932.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Zuinglius Bennett
Hanna & Hanna, Atty
Sale of Rock Creek School Township property
Trustee Earl Stewart will sell at public auction on Saturday August 6 1932 at two o clock pm the abandoned Rock Creek School Township property in Carroll County Indiana for cash at not less than two thirds of its appraised value. The sale includes the school site and buildings. The action follows approval by the Advisory Board and is conducted by Smith and Smith Attorneys.
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Rock Creek School
Carroll County
Indiana
Said Township
Section
Township
Twenty Six
Minning
Said -School Township
Earl Stewart
Rock Creek Township
Rock Creek School Township
Smith & Smith Attorneys
Notice of Ditch Setting and Col Lection of Assessments
Carroll County Indiana invites bids for the Edward R Smock drain in Clay Township to be built per plans Then assessments are due at Union State Bank Delphi with dates November 15 1932 February 15 1933 May 15 1933 and June 15 1933 Bids due July 30 1932 at 2 PM with certified check required Drainage Commissioner Jesse McCarty Cartwright Wason Carr attorneys dated July 13 1932
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Indiana
Delphi
Edward R. Smock
Clay Township
Board of Commissioners
Union State Bank
Jesse, McCarty
Cartwright, Wason & Carr, Atty
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the Carrot Co. Citizen-Times
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Democratic Newspaper
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Tubby
Goat Hill
Nou
Awricht
Ant
Faitia
HCPE
U. S. House of Representatives
Rockefeller
Democratic Appropriations Committee
U. S. House
Harvey
Bryan
Liberty Party
Monte Ne
Ark
Ward B. Hiner
Ft. Wayne
Gary
Germania Park
United States Treasury
Rep
O’connor
Rules Committee
Treasury’ Department
Sinclair
Navy
White House
Rep. Snell
John M. Young
Muncie
Indiana Public Service Commission
L. O. Chasey
Public Service Commission
Ege
Providence
R-L
Equality
Opportunity
Democracy
Party of National Development
America
State Fair School OF Home Economics
Women’s Building
Goshen Democrat
Circuit Court
Madie Thomps¢ Execu
Daisy Kennedy
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