Reformers vision of women and public utilities in Indiana politics
The piece critiques Ruth McCormick's rhetoric on women's political roles and contrasts it with the cost of a senatorial bid. It discusses John King’s air propulsion patent, public utility corruption, gubernatorial appointments, and calls for equitable enforcement of the law and restoration of local self government in Indiana through reformist Democratic principles.
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George Dale
Public Service Commission
Martin van Buren
Indiana
Notable Politician Names Listing In Historic Ballot
A compiled list of names including Adams Walter E Wakeland Burlington J Hueston Dunn Carrollton Harley A Mummert Clay John V Hurley Deer Creek Carl C McFarland Democrat Irvin W Humes Jackson Virgill L Sink Jefferson James B Hurtt Madison John M Sheets Monroe Wilbur Lane Rock Creek Earl Stewart Tippecanoe D Haf Washington Edna Yeager James F Wallace Jean Beck Floyd Seward Jesse R Daniels Democrat James Everett Clarence L Lake Charles E Crook Byron W Calvert Evan Sanderson Rock Creek John W Smith Tippecanoe John L Sellers Ira L McFatridge.
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Jefferson
James B. Hurtt
Madison John M. Sheets Monroe
Wilbur Lane
Rock Creek
Earl Stewart
Tippecanoe
Washington
Edna Yeager
Look Out for a Landslide at State Convention
A mass of independent voters shows interest in the Democratic party as a relief they expect at the polls. Chairman Peters warned against corrupting influences in the Republican party, noting past defeats shielded reformers from greed and entanglements.
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Democratic Party
Peters
Republican Party
Indiana
Indiana Democrats rally to bold platform and landslide hopes
The Indy press notes a growing voter surge among nonvoters shifting to the Democrats as Indiana Democrats tout a reform agenda. They highlight the buy power for farmers, anti injunctions, home rule, and economic relief while predicting a decisive landslide that money cannot buy.
Carroll County Bar Association summer vacation schedule
Members of the Carroll County Bar Association will close their Delphi offices each Wednesday during the vacation period from June 28 to September 4, 1930. If prior arrangements are made or by telephone, attorneys may attend to urgent business on that weekday.
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Carroll County Bar Association
Delphi
Farm sale profits and tariff talk at Cass township
A hundred acre Sarah Caughell place near Burnettsville in Cass township sold at sheriff’s sale to Aetna Life Insurance Co for 2413.39. The buyer plans farming to offset prices, while legislative talk ties tariff bills to economic outlook and unemployment.
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Monticello
Sarah Caughell
Burnettsville
Cass Township
Aetna Life Insurance Co
L. D. Carey
Insurance Company
Attna Company
Farmers Seek Fair Tariff Reforms Under Ending Session
President Hoover called a special session to fulfill farm pledges linking agriculture to parity with industry. After a year of debate the tariffs rose, shifting costs to farmers and consumers, with the farm sector claiming as much as others and warning against renewed burdens. The bill passed the Senate forty four to forty two.
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Hoover
Congress
Senate
Tariff Critique Highlights Farmer Hardships and Rising Prices
A historic critique argues that tariff laws favor monopolistic industry, drain rural wealth, and push costs up. It contends higher taxes and prices hurt farmers and small towns while touting relief only through heavier taxation and burden.
Wise candidates attend sixth annual hay fever convention
Fred Landis reports from Indianapolis Times that Wise candidates for office attended the sixth annual interstate hay fever convention in Newcastle Indiana on Sunday week noting hay fever as a serious concern.
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Fred Landis
Indianapolis Times
Newcastle
Ind
Congress to add two federal judges for Chicago
The speaker argues Congress will appoint two more federal judges for Chicago, claiming the move is useless without simplifying procedures and that the city already has more judges per square inch than any nation, while producing few results.
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Congress
Chicago
Mexican president presents silver service to Hoover
President Critiz Rubio of Mexico gifts a silver service to President Hoover, an act seen as embarrassing as Hoover pushes for an immigration barrier. The article argues the country needs the barrier more than Hoover needs the gift.
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Critiz Rubio
Mexico
Hoover
Senator Walsh seeks to jail Bishop Cannon for refusal
Montana senator Walsh demands confinement for Bishop Cannon who refuses to testify. The legislator questions why any man would stay silent when called to speak.
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Walsh
Montana
Bishop Cannon
Liquor Consignment Aims to Boost Sir Ronald Lindsay in Washington
The papers report a large shipment of liquor bound for Washington to accompany Sir Ronald Lindsay, the British ambassador, a move that would enhance his social prominence and standing in the capital.
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Sir Ronald Lindsay
Washington
Sir Ronald
President Hoover Ships Eskimo Dog to Sea Port
President Hoover sends the Eskimo dog to a north Atlantic seaport for health, yet remains firm on keeping senators in session until they ratify the naval pact. A guarded gesture shows reliance on senators despite the heat.
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Hoover
Washington
Bedford Banquet Yields Optimistic Industry Talk
At a Bedford editorial meeting last week an Indiana Limestone official described the firm’s prosperous condition as a Republican speaker. Mayor Gregg of Vincennes then spoke on the soup canning sector noting an unusual run in the industry.
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Bedford
Indiana Limestone Company
Gregg
Vincennes
Notice in Carroll Circuit Court on final settlement
Edgar Thomas as administrator for John W. F. Thomas deceased files final settlement in Carroll Circuit Court April term 1930. The 18th of September 1930 is set for examination. heirs and creditors must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Julien, Delphi Indiana. Gus Peck attorney.
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John W. F. Thomas
Carroll Circuit Court
Edgar Thomas
Circuit Court
Delphi
Indiana
Julien
Gus Pek
Notice to heirs and creditors in Dickinson estate
Notice is given that Lester D. Dickinson as executor of the estate of Jacob C. Dickinson deceased has vouchers in final settlement and they will be examined by the Circuit Court on September 8, 1930. Executor Floyd D. Julien, Clerk Delphi Indiana June 24, 1930. William C. Smith, Attorney for estate.
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Jacob C. Dickinson
Carroll Circuit Court
Lester D. Dickinson
Circuit Court
D. Dickinson
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd D.julien
Ind
William C.smith
Notice of Final Settlement Examination in Hanna Estate
Carroll Circuit Court announces in the matter of the estate of Joseph W. Hanna deceased that John L. Hanna as administrator will present vouchers for final settlement. The examination is set for September 8, 1930, requiring heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Ralph E. Hanna, attorney for the estate.
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Joseph W. Hanna
Eg Carroll Circuit Court
John L. Hanna
Carroll Cirea
Ipo
Aire Art
de Nhis Noth Bey
Loyd
Jullien
Ciar
Ralph E. Hanna
Notice of Administration in Carroll County Indiana
The Carroll Circuit Court of Carroll County Indiana appoints J. L. Whiteman administrator of the estate of Wilbert Whiteman, deceased. The estate is said to be solvent. Gus A. Hall is the attorney. Dated June 11, 1930.
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Carroll Circuit ‘Court
Carroll County
Indiana
Wilbert Whiteman
J. L. Whiteman
Gus A. Hall
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