Ed Jackson Verdict Spars With Indiana Constitution
In a Delphi Times column the author questions how Article 1 Section 19 of Indiana’s Constitution applies to the Ed Jackson case. The piece criticizes the jury instruction to find Jackson not guilty and decries political corruption tied to campaign money and party power in Indiana and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Bill Nye
Ed Jackson
Joseph E. McDonald
Indiana
J Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Jackson
What’s the Matter with Indiana and National Scandals
A midwinter Democratic Editorial Association talk by Louis Ludlow answers Indiana taunts with a defense of state honesty and patriotism. The piece compares Indiana issues to nationwide scandals like Teapot Dome and Whisky Ring, noting broader GOP grafts and questions political accountability in Washington and national events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ludlow
Democratic Editorial Association
Indiana
Washington
Washington City
Ludlow
United States
Credit Mobilier
House of Representatives
Samuel J. Tilden
Ed Jackson
Statehouse
John Duvall
Calvin
Coolidge
Democratic Florida Wants Protection Tariff Claims Exposed
A New York Post piece cites a Florida Chamber of Commerce statement arguing Democrats favor tariffs to shield Florida grown produce. It notes the national platform supports a tariff in general but suggests the Florida line should be amended to carve out protections for Florida citrus and other favored products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York~ Post
Florida
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Custom House
Houston
Louisiana
Ludlow Considered For Congress In Indiana Opposition
The Citizen notes Washington correspondent Louis Ludlow may enter the Indiana congressional race against Representative Updyke. Democrats view the contest as favorable for Ludlow, who is praised as a capable writer and loyal Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis. Ludlow
Congress
Louis Ludlow
Washington
Ludlow
Indiana
Sincere third-term talk for Coolidge ignores crowded field
The writer criticizes calls for a third Coolidge term noting too many New England presidents and a weak Democratic lineup. Names like Baker, Smith, Carter Glass, Daniels, McKellar, Robinson, Wheeler, and Reed are cited as capable rivals who could force a tight race against Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
New England
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
al Smith
New York
Carter Glass
Virginia
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Robinson
Arkansas
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Jim Reed
Missouri
Price rise for hams sparks hog price remark
A shopper asking for ham prices learns whole or half hams cost 22 cents a pound, up from 19 previously. A bystander notes the hike roughly mirrors the drop in hog prices, offering a practical explanation in the exchange.
Return to old moorings against prohibition foes
A call to restore government to traditional values and oppose prohibition, warning that plutocratic profiteers threaten the nation’s unity and stability. The speaker urges voters to act to prevent further division and potential destruction.
Democratic party urges active primaries and delegate prep
The article urges rank and file Democrats to engage in primaries and start selecting delegates for the State convention. It warns against allowing Indianapolis influenced factions to steer nominations and policies, stressing progressives as the coalition capable of victory in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Political third term debates shape 1880 1908 echoes
The text recalls Grant in 1880 being opposed for a third term after a break in service, and Roosevelt facing a similar challenge. It notes that in the Senate debate on a third term resolution, it was argued that Coolidge’s reelection would not constitute a third term, reflecting historical precedents in U.S. politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Grant
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate
Coolidge
Democrat candidates loom in Seventh and Ninth districts
The piece argues the current Seventh district representative may be renominated and Louis Ludlow has strong prospects on the Democratic ticket. It suggests all districts in the state should elect a Democrat, citing Dr. McIntosh of Wabash College as a Ninth district nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ludlow
Congress
Dr. MclIntosh
Wabash College
Candidacy and Career Moves Noted in Small Town
Sam Wells runs for country editor and lawyer in Scottsburg while Claude Matthews rises from Vermillion County farm to Secretary of State and then Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wells
Scottsburg
Claude Matthews
Vermillion County
State University graduate runs for Legislature in Bloomington
A Bloomington candidate lists as a State university graduate. The piece notes higher education demands more funding and highlights political bets tied to such filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Bloomington
Republican candidate pledges to send a pro prosperity congress
Mr Becker a Republican hopeful in Indianapolis argues the party must send a Republican to Congress to insure exiting prosperity. He criticizes the incumbent, saying even if he is bad he will do just as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Updyke
Indianapolis
Congress
Tariff levy idea bypasses Constitution says protectionists
The text condemns protectionists who skirt constitutional bounds to impose tariffs without authorization from Congress. It emphasizes opposition to executive action bypassing the House of Representatives and the constitutional process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Reed Size-Up Echoes 1916 Campaign Moment
Jim Reed compares his plan to Woodrow Wilson’s 1916 appeal as he seeks nomination and election. He casts his campaign toward the West and argues for broad support to secure victory.
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Jim Reed
Woodrow Wilson
Taxing tariff fears and public weariness noted
The quote critiques tariffs as a taxing policy that the public tires of paying. It argues tariffs, among taxes, are the worst form of levy and reflect broader frustration with tariff costs.
Democrats and radicals in the tariffs debate
CHAS. H. KRAUSE SR. of Indianapolis writes that Democrats must offer a lasting issue beyond tariff reform to avoid slumps and a drift to socialism. He argues radicals win and urges a bold stance to prevent economic declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Chas. H. Krause SR
Indianapolis
Indiana
Critics question Coolidge thrift claims in Congress
Lawmakers Madden and Burns challenge the administration’s economy rhetoric. They cite Treasury and appropriations data showing total appropriations exceed budget estimates and note large projected costs in naval programs and canal stock purchases. The piece also touches on fiscal contrasts with past presidents and political notes surrounding the era.
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Washington
Coolidge
Federal Treasury
Martin Madden
Illinois
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Treasury and
Post Office Dept
Madden
Burns
House Appropriations Committee
House
Harding
Congress
Treasury
New York
Cape Cod Canal
Massachusetts
Bryns
Treasury Department
Denouncing Government By Injunction Across Democratic Platforms
A historical survey traces Democratic party platforms from 1896 to 1924 denouncing government by injunction. It highlights the shift in stance on labor strikes and executive power as key themes in each convention.
Near Sighted, ct That Nothing 'calls for more second thought than love at fiet stett.
text appears garbled and incomplete with no clear people places or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper item. No readable entities or actionable facts present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiet Stett
Rosten Horn
Unclear Fragment Sparks No Clear Event
The readable text provides no coherent event, names, places, or dates to anchor a summary. It appears to be a fragmentary sentence with no detectable news item or identifiable subjects for a proper two-line card.
Take Care of Your Money Investment Institute Guidance
The column promotes thrift and smart investing from the Straus Brothers Investment Institute. It urges readers to start saving early, plan for retirement, and learn basic investment principles to grow surplus funds. The newspaper will publish educational investment articles by the institute to help readers take care of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus Brothers Investment Institute of Chicago
Straus Bros. Investment Institute
Chicago
Pipe-Smoking Machine Aids Quick Briar Break-In
A device that can smoke about thirty six pipes at once reduces the task of breaking in a new briar or meerschaum. It has mechanical mouth and lungs and ages a pipe as if it were used for weeks of steady smoking.
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Wilber F. Sharrer Estate
Carroll Circuit Court January term 1928 notices final settlement for Wilber F. Sharrer deceased. Executor Harry E. Sharrer presents account and vouchers for examination on March 16, 1928. Heirs, creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why approval should not be granted. Clerk Floyd J. Julien. Delphi Indiana. February 24, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber F. Sharrer
Carroll Circuit Court
Harry E. Sharrer
Delphi
Inar
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Wetzel Estate
In the Carroll Circuit Court notice is given that Alvin O Wetzel as Administrator of the David Wetzel estate has filed final settlement. A March 21 1928 examination date is set for heirs creditors and legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Floyd J Julien attorney for Administrator February 28 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wetzel
Carroll Circuit Court
Alvin O. Wetzel
Circuit Court
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
Boyd & Julien
Notice of Administration for James Estate
The undersigned appointed by the Carroll Circuit Court Clerk as administrator of the estate of James in Carroll County Indiana. This notice announces the administrator’s legal role to collect assets pay debts and distribute the remaining property according to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
James
Carroll Circuit Court
Joseph Ao
Beavers Estate Insolvent Adamsville Creditor Notice
Notice from Carroll Circuit Court announces Samuel P. Zeck estate in Carroll County Indiana is insolvent. Jesse E Geck appointed administrator with James O Obear as attorney of Logansport. February 14 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse E. Geck
Logansport
Ind
James O. Obear
Administratrix Named for Carroll County Estate
Notice states the estate of Joseph a o late of Carroll County is administered by an administratrix ORPHArad. The administrator is to serve as executor with Gus A Hall listed as attorney. The date February 13 appears as a key reference in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Baldwin
Columbus
Central of Railway
Buick
Northern Pacific
Gus A. Hall
Orpha Rad
Mney
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Swift
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Krause
Indianapolis Reader
Bel Teves
Anti-Saloon League
Senator Robinson
Watson
Jim Watson
South America
Central
Baldwin
Staavs Sacmers
Investment Institute
Make Merry Minstrel
Beaver
Wilber Crowell
George W. Kassabaum
Samuel P. Zeck
Gary Cooper
Evelyn Brent
Beau Labrent
Photoplay Magazine
Son. Chaney
Betty Compson
the Big
Sincere
Miracle Man
Marceline Day
J. Murray
Chaney
Neal Burns
Mary Brian
Dick Arlen
Zane Grey
Mr. Grey
Tubby
Missus Cooks
Chester
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