Prohibition Debate Drives Resubmission Arguments In Indiana
The piece discusses resubmission of the eighteenth amendment and Prohibition policy. It contrasts dry and wet positions, references Andy Mellon, Nicholas Murray Butler, and Republican figures like Springer, noting divisions within Indiana politics and debates over enforcing acts and temperance. It critiques leadership failings and calls for alternative proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Mellon
Indiana
Nicholas Murray Butler
Political groups urged clear alternative to the eighteenth amendment
A political organization pledging to resubmit the eighteenth amendment should not seek evasive action but offer a concrete proposal to replace the current law if it believes change is needed. The statement urges duty and accountability in framing a replacement measure.
Hawley Retired as Smoot Hawley Tariff Debated
The article critiques Representative Willis C. Hawley and the Smoot Hawley tariff. It argues the Grundy bill worsened unemployment by provoking retaliatory duties, shifting American capital abroad and reducing domestic sales. It notes many transplanted factories in Canada and England, and hints at waning support for the measure in Oregon and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis C. Hawley
Oregon
United States
Mr. Hawley
Canada
England
Senator Smoot
Hawley
Congress
Editorial shift backs Smith for president after 1928 Hoover stance
Scripps-Howard papers editorially back James Smith for the Democratic nomination. Four years earlier they supported Herbert Hoover against Smith and, faced with current support for Smith, were asked why they did not back him in 1928. Their reply: we wish we had.
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Scripps-Howard
Jal Smith
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Hoover
Grand Hotel Misidirection Becomes Political Tale
Three north central Indiana men attend a Vincennes political meeting after misidentifying a moving picture theater as the Grand Hotel. The piece traces historical convention pageantry from Baltimore to Chicago, noting odd venues and stunts from 1839 to 1928 and recounting sensational displays at past Democratic and Republican gatherings.
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Indiana
Vincennes
Grand Hotel
U. S. Highway No. 41
Democrats rally behind Utah Governor Dern for VP nomination
Western Democratic state conventions including Utah Wyoming Nevada have endorsed Governor George H Dern for the vice presidential slot. Colorado Idaho New Mexico Arizona and Montana are expected to follow with similar endorsements.
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George H. Dern
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Colorado
Idaho
New Mexico
Arizona
Montana
Roosevelt Supporters Rally for Walsh for Chair
Friends of Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York will back Senator Walsh of Montana for the permanent chairmanship of the national convention. They oppose Jouett Shouse who leads the headquarters staff and is seen as unfriendly to Roosevelt. Senator Barkley acts as temporary chairman and key noter for the convention.
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Friends of
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Walsh
Montana
Jouett Shouse
Shouse
Roosevelt
Senator Barkley
Boland Bids for Democratic Nomination for Lieutenant Governor
Michael F. Boland, Batesville attorney, enters the race for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He has long been active in political and civic affairs in southern Indiana.
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Michael F. Boland
Batesville
Indiana
Springer Faces Gubernatorial Bid From Connersville
Raymond S. Springer of Connersville, a longtime lawyer and American Legion leader, won the Republican nomination for Indiana governor on the fifth ballot amid a tense convention fight over the party platform's wet plank. He previously served as Fayet te circuit court judge and gained statewide notice defending former congressman Harry Rowbolt.
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Raymond S. Springer
Connersville
Indianapolis
Ivan Morgan
House
James E. Watson
Gause
Springer
American Legion
Harry Rowbottom
Evansville
Fayette
Local Gary Lawyer Jenkines Files for Attorney General Nomination
B C Jenkines of Gary announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. He has practiced law 35 years, 30 years in Logansport, and has lived in Gary five years.
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B. C. Jenkines
Gary
Jenkines
Logansport
Raskob's $100000 Debt to Democrats Reduced
The Democratic party canceled two promissory notes of 50000 each held by John J. Raskob, cutting the national committee's indebtedness. The treasurer's period ending May 31 to the House clerk shows Raskob tore up IOUs to back a 100000 pledge toward the Victory Fund if the 1.5 million goal was met.
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Democratic Party
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
House of Representatives
Raskob
O Bannon Drops Senate Bid at Democratic Convention
L M O Bannon publisher of Corydon will not seek the U.S. Senate nomination at the Democratic state convention. No reason given though illness is thought to play a part. Remaining candidates are Walter Myers, Speaker of the Indiana House, and Frederick Van Nuys, an Indianapolis attorney.
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Indiana
General Assembly
Indianapolis
Oldest Maine man Castor hailed as centenarian veteran
Castor of Portland is described as Maine’s oldest man. Born 107 years ago he served the Helis as a spy in the Civil War. He remains hale and hearty and walks about ten miles daily.
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I Castor
Portland
Maine
Helis
Progress of Christian Science Emphasized at Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting of The Mother Church in Boston reported steady progress across departments as the Christian Science movement broadens its reach. A new building outline for the Christian Science Publishing Society symbolized growing activity, and officers were elected including President Ralph O. Brewster and First Reader Gordon Y. Czer.
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Christian Science Movement
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Christian Science Publishing Society
Ralph O. Brewster
Dexter
Maine
lerk—Ezra
D W. Palmer
Brookling
Mass
Reasurer
Edwar L
Guardian's Sale of Real Estate in Carroll County Indiana
Guardian Helen West will sell at private sale the undivided two thirds of the East Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 16 in Township 26 North, Range 1 West, Carroll County Indiana. Sale in Delphi at Smith & Smith on June 18 1927 at 10 AM cash and subject to court approval.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
Indiana
Mary Louise West
Francis William West
Smith & Smith
Delphi
India
Helen West
Guardian
Jason M. Been
Smith & Smith Smith
Atty
Notice of Administrator for Isa Florence Wasson Estate
The Carroll Circuit Court of Carroll County Indiana appoints Samuel V. Wasson as administrator with the will annexed of Isa Florence Wasson late of Carroll County deceased. The estate is believed solvent. May 26, 1932 Cartwright Wason & Carr Attorneys for Administrator. 1341
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
Indiana
Isa Florence Wasson
Samuel VY. Wasson
Cartwright
Wason & Carr Attys
Estate of Martha E Flora final settlement notice
Irvin M Flora as administrator has filed final account and vouchers for Martha E Flora deceased in Carroll Circuit Court. The examination is set for June 13 1932 in Delphi Indiana. Heirs creditors andlegatees must appear and show cause why approval should not be granted. Floyd J Julien Clerk Hanna Hanna attorneys.
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Martha E. Flora
Carroll Circuit Court
Irvin M. Flora
Eal
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
Mary E. ‘Scott
William A.million
Mary E. Scott
Circuit Court
Carroll Circuits
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Carroll, Clinton and
White Counties
Claude R. Wickard
Carroll and
Cass Counties
R. C. Wickersham
John H. Hamling
Wilbur
Robert F. Johnson
Ruth McCormick
Albert G. Clifton
John T. Kirkpatrick
Samuel R. Dyer
Charles W. Hargraves
2Nd Dist
Earl Chapman
Europe
Tubby
Hank
Agaiad
Wenee
Chicago
Fourth Presbyterian
Baltimore
Lutheran’ Church
Harrisburg
Odd Fellows
Universalist Church
Abraham Lincoln
Denver
Anna Case
Houston
William F. Dudine
Jasper
Senate
House Accounts Committee
Lindsey C. Warren
Dem
N. C
Whigs
Zachary Taylor
Taylor
Baton Rouge
Yagu
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
E. Howard Cadle
Evangelist
Claypool
Cadle
A. E. Wrentmore
Lynn C. Bisbee
Freemont
Frank N. Williams
Frank Lesh
Farmersburg
Samuel E. Kiger
Kokomo
Frederick Sageser
Franklin
Charles A. Salyer
Montpelier
W. H. Brimson
Anderson
Supreme Court
George Buck
Lafayette
Third
Owen Wierd
Winona Lake
E. A. Deere
Robert M. McKinley
John V. Skeeter
Rushville
Raymonds. Springer
Joseph B. Kyle
Bert Morgan
James O. Leek
Terre Haute
Mary A. Steeth
Floyd O. Jellison
South Bend
Genevieve Brown
Winamac
Public Instruction
Ben H. Watt
Princeton
Clarence R. Martin
Julius C. Travis
Progress OF Christian Science
Hanna & Hanna, Atty
Cartwright, Wason and Carr
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