Indiana 1936 ticket list outlines Roosevelt Garner ticket
A detailed party slate lists national and state offices with nominees. It names Franklin D. Roosevelt for president and John N. Garner for vice president, along with numerous Indiana officials and district candidates across executive, judicial, and legislative posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
John N. Garner
Texas
United States
Frederick van Nuys
Indianapolis
Paul W. McNutt
Bloomington
Indiana
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
Ralph N. Smith
LaPorte
Philip Lutz, JR
Boonville
Emma May
Terre Haute
George R. Durgan
Lafayette
Carroll
Clinton
White
Claude R. Wickard
Cass
R. C. Wickersham
John H. Hamling
Wilbur Lane
Robert F. Johnson
Ruth McCormick
Albert G. Clifton
John T. Kirkpatrick
Samuel R. Dyer
Political Maturity and Calls for Real Alternatives in U S
The piece laments enduring political immaturity since the Civil War, noting Republicans lean on business power while reformers like Schurz Roosevelt and La Follette push liberal ideas. It urges Democrats to propose distinct alternatives to the GOP and criticizes opportunism and party machinery.
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United States
Republican Party
Carl Schurz
Roosevelt
la Follette
Ins
McKinley
Tine
Prohibition Question Shapes 1932 Political Debate
The article argues Congress and state conventions will decide future prohibition, noting monetary interests in both parties favor shifting taxes from income to consumption. It calls Roosevelt to address tariff unemployment public utilities and social issues, urging Democratic statesmanship as pivotal for 1932 political maturity.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Democatic Party
Wagner bill praised for relief provisions and leadership
The article discusses the Emergency Relief bill with $300 million for Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to states, $120 million for emergency highways, and $1.5 billion to expand the RFC for public and private projects. It credits Senator Wagner for drafting, leading, and securing concessions from Hoover and Mills, while noting praise from The Baltimore Sun and The New York Times. It also mentions Delphi Indiana debating street lighting cost savings.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Wagner
Robinson
Pittman
Walsh
Montana
Bulkley
White House
Baltimore Sun
Senate Democrats
New York
New York Times
Hoover
Mills
Treasury
Barbour
New Jersey
Two-Thirds Rule Of Democrats In Danger Of Reversal
Congressional expert Clarence Cannon predicts the Democratic Party may drop the two thirds rule at future conventions. He notes conventions set their own rules and the practice has limited democracy by empowering large states, and suggests a simple majority nominating basis could prevail in 1937 1942.
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Clarence Cannon
Mississippi
Mississipian
van Buren
House of Representatives
Chicago
Old Settlers Day Recalls Carroll County’s Early Years
Notes from Carroll County Old Settlers Day recount the 1855 gathering with Dr. John Ewing’s account of settlement in 1827, Deer Creek, and the first roads, trades, and officials. The 1856 third meeting at Delphi Grove featured E.W. Wright, Andrew Ingraham, and sketches by Daniel and Magdalena McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
John Ewing
Deer’ Creek
Carroll
White
Cass
Delphi
Cass County
Henry Robinson
Daniel Baum
Abner Robinson
R. H. Milroy
E. W. Wright
Grace
Andrew Ingraham
Lafayette
Daniel
Magdalena
McCain
Judge Ingraham
Enoch Stansel
Aaron Gregg
John Wesley Gillam
Henry ‘M. Graham
Fourth Old Settlers Meetings Chronicle Carroll County Roots
The article recounts multiple Old Settlers meetings in Carroll County starting 1857 at Delphi with Abner Reabinson and others, notes addresses by Judge Milroy, and records future meeting plans. It covers accounts of early pioneers, Daedalus-like scenes, music committees, and a plan to continue next week.
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Old Settlers
Carroll County
Delphi
Abner Reabinson
William McCord
James Odell
Thomas Stirlin
Adam
Porter
Aaron
Gregg
Isaac Robins
Henry Mi. Graham
John Barr
Isaac Jackson
Andrew Buratrager
Enoch Stansel
Isaac Wilson
Hamilton
Thompson
Deer Creek
Samuel L. Milroy
Issac Griffith
Col. Milroy
W. H. Buford
Samuel Milroy
Stewart
Samuel McCain
John Odell
John D. Wilson
Enoch Stansell
Abner Robinson
Society For ‘Life
Roosevelt to Open Presidency Drive in Eastern States
In New Jersey Governor Roosevelt will launch his presidential campaign on August 27 with a Sea Girt rally. He will begin ten weeks of campaigning and travel as Democrats expect Jersey leaders to back the nominee.
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New Jersey
Jase Smith
Roosevelt
Democracy
Sea Girl
N. J
Jersey
Irrn0ver
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Smith
Chicago
Sea Girt
James A. Farley
Hague
Farley
Massachusetts
Ely
Springfield
Joseph B
More Veterans Eligible for Bonus Loan Privilege
About 215000 additional World War I veterans can borrow half the value of their bonus certificates under a new Hoover signed act. The change extends loans to those previously excluded, cuts loan interest to 3 percent, and allows regional offices to begin lending next week.
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Veterans Administrative Offices
Hoover
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Affairs
Veterans Administration
For Sale Clean Newspapers for Shelves and Cleaning
Classified notice offers clean newsparts suitable for shelves and housecleaning. Includes brief description and contact method for buyers seeking inexpensive recycled paper and scraps.
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E Citizen
Tom Mix Returns to State Theatre in Destry Rides Again
Tom Mix, the renowned western star, appears in Destry Rides Again at the State Theatre for Friday and Saturday showings. Co star Claudia Dell joins ZaSu Pitts and others in a revival marking Mix’s first talking appearance and crowd enthusiasm among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Destry
State Theatre
Tony
Mix
Max Brand
Peritonitis
Claudia Dell
ZaSu Pitts
Earle Fox
Stanley Fields
Francis Ford
Frederick Howard
Edward Peale
George Ernest
Notice of Administration in Carroll County Indiana
The clerk of Carroll Circuit Court appoints MADIE THOMPSON executrix of the estate of Sarah H. Julien, deceased. The notice indicates the estate is to be sold and lists Cartwright, Wason & Carr as attorneys for the estate with an address of 20-41.
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Carroll Circuit
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Sarah H.julien
Sete
Cartwright, Wason & Carr
Notice of Administration in Bennett Estate
Clerk of the Carroll Circuit Court appoints DAISY KENNEDY administratrix of Zuinglius Bennett deceased. Estate is declared solvent. Hanna and Hanna attorney. July 12, 1932. 20-4t.
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Hanna
Hanna, Atty
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East Franklin Street
Tue
Tue Carrot
Citizen Times
Drelpht
Wayne Coy
Grace Capy Coy
Democratic Newspaper
Republican
Missouri
Qld
Missourian
Tubby
Tra
Albany
Madie Thompson
Executrix
Carroll Circuit Court
Zuinglius Bennett
Daisy Kennedy
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