Delphi Citizen Newspaper Heading 1927 Issue
The Delphi Citizen weekly edition from June 9 1927 lists its history as the Delphi Times and Carroll County Citizen becoming The Delphi Citizen in 1924. It names Edmund Parke Beadle as editor and business manager Celia L Beadle as associate editor and notes subscription rates for out of state and within Indiana. It shows Delphi Indiana post office filing and a 1927 publication line.
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Delphi Times
Carroll CO
Delphi Citizen
Edmund Parke Beadle
Celia L Beadle
Carroll County
Indiana
Delphi
Ind
Franklin
PRESERVE THE BILL OF RIGHTS IN SUPREME COURT FIGHT
Analyzed discussion on a recent court decision opposing Kansas radicals and free speech limits. Highlights include Brandeis and Holmes dissenting, income tax parallels, and tensions between property rights and civil liberties in a partisan climate. The piece also reflects praise for Lindbergh as an international demigod and private enterprise’s role in exploration and national pride.
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United States Supreme Court
Kansas
Justice Brandies
Justice Holmes
Jefferson
Lincoln
United States
Harlan
Bryan
Supreme Court
Congress
Chicago Times
Legal but is it wise editorial calls out repression
The passage discusses Vallandigham's covert return to attend the 1864 National Democratic Convention and questions current repression of civil rights. It urges readers to study an Indianapolis Times editorial challenging reactionary policies and warns against labeling dissenters as red or Bolshevist.
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Vallandingham
Canada
Indianapolis Times
America
Automobile appeal drives future housing needs
The passage predicts growing car ownership will force a county in about two decades to build sheltering roofs over a township to house a large poor population, highlighting intensified dependence on automobiles and rising social costs.
Free speech in wartime law challenged by Brandeis and Holmes
Indianapolis Times cites Brandeis and Holmes condemning curbs on free speech under criminal syndicalism laws. They argue liberty requires robust discussion and more speech, not silence, and urge repeal to align with a true bill of rights.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Brandeis
Holmes
Farmers Demand Pay Parity and Modern Homes
A historical article argues farmers must be paid adequately to restore farm value and create a true market. It compares farm earnings to day labor and urges an eight hour day, safer workloads for farmers and wives, and adoption of electric appliances to keep families in rural areas.
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Stasks
Tax The Cloth And Thread In Early Trade Era
Fragmentary note recalls duties on wool cloth and thread in historical trade. Mentions a buyer in Calabea era and broad tax concept impacting textiles and woven goods.
Prosperity Propaganda and the Farm Plight
The piece argues that a broad chorus of leaders and media have proclaimed nationwide prosperity, boosting farmer purchasing power while masking underlying farm sector illness. It notes full page prosperity ads by Curtis and Rotary campaigns, tariff support, and limited farmer gains under protection, ending with a call to face causes and remedies.
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United States
Schwab
Ford
Federal Reserve System
Commerce
Commerce, the Secretary of Labor
Secretary of Agriculture
Sek
Treasury
Curtis Company
Rotary Clubs
East
Central West
Arraignment Debate Over Obvious Law in XIV Century Style
A reader questions whether a man can be arraigned for a plainly understood law when no lawyer can argue the opposite side. The inquiry contrasts modern court practice with the archaic XIV century language used in current writings.
Tariffs Discourage Industry and Labor Costs
A tariff on any commodity raises production costs and drains funds available for wages, acting as a discouragement to industry and particularly to labor.
Farmer Enjoys Simple Dinner Over Expensive Beef
A historic remark notes a farmer preferring a humble greens meal to a stalled ox, arguing contentment comes from frugality. The speaker contemplates selling meat at low prices and buying it back later, illustrating thrift and market sentiment.
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Ja Farmer
S .O
Spectacle of Farm Foreclosure Mortgage Gap Revealed
A fragmented report notes a land sale under a farm loan foreclosure, with emphasis on the mortgage amount and the broader impact on the country. The text references Judge Garry only indirectly and lacks clear outcomes or names.
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Garry
Nér Pays Off Half Billion Liberty Bonds reportedly
The report notes a plan to retire the $500 million Second Liberty Loan bonds in full for holders, with veterans and the public seeking a complete payoff and a broader move to reduce debt.
Home Brew Customs Boost Market for Caps
A fragment notes how trends around home brewed goods and at home drinking influence perceived value of caps. The text hints at moral attitudes shaping prices and market dynamics for these items.
Tariff Debate Draws Lines Over Economic Policy
A brief note discusses tariff as a tax and frames it as a political tool in the partisan fight between reformers and reactionary Democrats. It signals calls to deliver policy from obstruction and seeks clearer fiscal direction.
Indianapolis and The Delph i Citizen One Year Subscriptions
A reader note lists options for subscriptions costing four dollars and fifty cents per year, offered for Indianapolis and The Delaware Citizen publications.
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Indianapolis
Delphi
President Coolidge Resists Call for Emergency Congress
Washington reports continue to press President Coolidge to convene an extraordinary session to address flood relief for the Mississippi disaster and northwest drought loans. Critics argue the delay stems from political calculations linking Senate seat contests and ongoing investigations into primary corruption. Bernard Baruch signals a move toward Democratic unity and adherence to Jeffersonian principles to guide party strategy into 1928.
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Washington
Drouth
Northwest
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
Vare
Pennsylvania
Smith
Illinois
Reed
Progressive Platform Urged To Mobilize Indiana Voters
An editorial warns the Democratic party in Indiana against relying on Republican weakness. It argues for a platform of progressive principles and candidacies with known progressive leanings to attract the submerged vote, including men and women who have felt neglected for years.
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Indiana
Democratic Editorial Urges Clean Indiana Government
Attica Ledger Tribune urges voters to elect a Democratic state ticket to restore economy and honesty in Indiana. It contrasts past Democratic governance with current Republican rule and stresses preventing corruption by choosing clean officials and maintaining integrity in public office.
Notice to heirs and creditors in Pollard estate
Carroll Circuit Court April term 1927. George W. Julien administrator files final settlement for John W. Pollard deceased. The court will examine on June 14 1927. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the accounts should not be approved. Floyd J. Julien Clerk. L D Boyd attorney. May 23 1927.
Notice to Heirs and Creditors of Bates Estate
In the matter of the estate of William M Bates deceased J Ben Bates as administrator has presented and filed his account and vouchers in a final settlement The Circuit Court at Delphi Indiana willExamine the account on June 8 1927 Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved Floyd J Julien Clerk Boyd Julien Attorneys for Administrator May 17 1927 12 31
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John W. Pollard
Carroll Circuit Court
George W. Julien
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
L. D. Boyd
William M. Bates
J. Ben Bates
Circuit Court
Carroll
Helen M. Hut
Carroll, Circuit Court
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Hut Estate
In Carroll Circuit Court Indiana Judge announces final settlement of the Helen M. Hut estate. Administrator April W. Julien presents accounts and vouchers for examination on June 20, 1927. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. May 28, 1927. LJ D. Boyd attorney for administrator.
Notice of Receiver for Flora Commission Company
The Carroll Circuit Court of Indiana appoints John L. Hanna as receiver for all assets of Flora Commission Company. Creditors must pay and claimants must file claims with the receiver. Dated May 24, 1927. Fansler & Douglas, Attorneys for Receiver.
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John L. Hanna
Carroll Circuit Court of
Tdiana
Flora Commission Company
Indiana
Flora
John L.hanna
Fansler & Douglas
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