The Outlook For Peace In Europe And War Debates
The piece argues democracy avoids sinking under crisis like a raft while monarchy risks ruin if leadership fails. It notes Europe’s looming influence on U.S. policy and the danger of Versailles era restraints. It cautions against a costly war and calls for addressing economic tensions and international agreements to sustain peace. It ends with a discussion of a Treasury financing plan affecting veterans loans and government borrowing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Mr. Babson
Frank Simonds
United States
Russia
Italy
League
Too Far in 1912 and Since
The piece recalls George F. Baker warning in 1912 that money and credit centralization had gone too far. It argues today that concentration has intensified, with giant firms dominance and small independents fading, while wealth remains unevenly distributed and workers face wage gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Baker
Great Trust
Democrats' 1932 Victory Map Based on 1930 States
The New York Evening World reports a "Victory Map" showing Democrats could win the 1932 presidency by holding the 23 states carried in 1930, totaling 284 electoral votes versus 247 for Republicans. If retained, Democrats would hold a 37 vote majority in the Electoral College. The piece notes a favorable realignment and cites governors or senators from most non-South states carried by Democrats in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
New York Evening World
Evening World
Wilson
Solid South
Indiana
Missouri
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Trust Companies Decried As Hindering Public Service
The piece condemns a legislative move to curb trust and bank will drafting, arguing it would burden the public and favor lawyers. It asserts trust companies regularly serve communities, produce solid wills, and should not be penalized for offering their services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of Lawyers
Roman corn laws and 1931 wheat reserves critique
The Star argues historians will question U S grain reserves amid a 1931 drought while public hunger grows. It contrasts free corn with a complacent aristocracy and notes Senate debates over relief versus tariff policy, suggesting wealth and poverty diverge in markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United States
St. Louis
Missouri
Star
Senate
Health Facts The Work of the Skin And Measles Guidance
An article explains skin functions as a regulator of body heat and a barrier against elements. It stresses regular washing to prevent clogged glands and pimples, then covers measles in children with home care and medical follow up, noting convalescence is critical and pneumonia risk.
Carey Gives Causes and Conflicts Behind Boxing Standstill
William F Carey, head of Madison Square Garden, cites three main causes of boxing decline: aging stars, fan financial hardship, and fighters refusing to fight certain opponents. He notes confidential fight lists showing refusals to meet contenders, while the New York State Boxing Commission delays big bouts. Carey has paused MSG shows as the commission blocks Schmeling and Striblings, with venue options discussed but none chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Martin Oxing
William F. Carey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Dr. Carey
New York City
Carey
John L. Sullivan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
Jack Dempsey
Dukes
New York State Boxing Commission
New York
Max Schmeling
W. L. (Young
Commission
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Newark
Mickey
Walker
Johnny, Risko
Primo
Caréra
Jimmy Maloney
Miami Arena
the Garden Corporation
Unreadable fragment quotes Wordsworth with moral meditation
The text presents a reflection on kindness and love from Wordsworth with a note about a doctor guarding against after effects. It lacks clear events, names, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
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Wordeworth
New State Highway Maps Issued With Updated Improvements
The state highway commission announces release of new maps detailing improvements up to January 1. The 1931 edition, issued under William J. Titus and directed by John J. Brown, features a revised color scheme and surface types for state and county roads. Free copies are available on application as the third edition in fifteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Commission
John J. Brown
William J. Titus
Camden Teacher Is Latin Contest Head
Miss Ruth Stanton of Camden has been named Carroll County chair for the eighth annual state high school Latin contest run by the IU extension division and the Classical Section of the Indiana State Teachers Association. About 15 000 Indiana high school students participated last year. Adele K. Bittner leads contest details for the division with county Latn contests set for Feb 28 and district contests March 21, the state event April 3 at Indiana University. The Blooming ton state contest aligns with the Classical Association gathering, offering teachers and scholars a chance to engage with the program and observe contest operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stanton
Camden
Carroll County
Indiana University Extension Division
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Indiana
Adele K. Bittner
I. U. Extension Division
Lat'n
Indiana University
Bloomington
Classical Association of
Middle West
Legion Rifle Team Wins State Contest Honors
The Harry Bohannon post Amerian Legion rifle team won the state championship on Feb 19 at the local armory. Members Dick Kent Roy Gardner Jay Edgins Curtis McCain Clarence Foster and John Vianco competed and scored 1 546 of 1 800. National results followed with scores to be tallied at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bohannon
American Legion
Dick Kent
Roy Gardner
Jay Edgins
Curtis McCain
Clarence Foster
John Vianco
Legion
National American Legion
Indianapolis
Court notes on several estate matters and judgments
Court notes include administrators appointed for Susan C. Rosenbarger, Myrtle Mikesell, Laura B. Julius and others. orders to sell personal property privately. quiet title action against Israel Gregg et al. various dismissals. special judge Snyder declining further action. probate of Catherine Shockey will. executor and guardian appointments with guardians authorized to sell wards real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Misner
Susan C. Rosenbarger
Gray J. Nagle
Ella Updegraf
William E. Miller
Ida
Notice of Administration for Sarah C. Rosenberger estate
The Carroll Circuit Court Indiana announces the estate of Sarah C Rosenberger of Carroll County Indiana has an administrator Gray J Nagele appointed. The filing indicates the estate is to be settled. Delphi Indiana February 28 1931. James Obear attorney Delphi Indiana.
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Carroll Circuit Court
State of Indiana
Sarah C. Rosenberger
Carroll County
Indiana
Gray J. Nagele
Delphi
James ©. Obear
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Delphi Times
Carroll CO. Citizen
Wayne Coy
Grace Cady Coy
Democratic Newspaper
United States Treasury
Treasury
Andy Mellon
Hoover
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
Tubby
The
Highway Commission
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