Enforcing Constitutional Power and Party Ideals In Debate
The piece discusses non enforcement of constitutional laws like Fugitive Slave and Fifteenth Amendment, cites McHenry rescue in Syracuse, and argues Democrats must resist transient trends. It reflects on slavery, politics, and the need for a progressive Democratic party aligned with Jefferson and Lincoln ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred Scott
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
James Buchanan
John C. Fremont
Edward Gorsuch
Maryland
Lancaster County
McHenry
Syracuse
N. Y
Wilsons
Gerrit Smith
May
Smith
Mc Henry
Canada
South
Indestructible Principle in American Party History
The piece traces the Republican Party’s origins as a Jeffersonian force born to oppose a slave oligarchy and notes that early leaders were Democrats. It recalls the 1900 Philadelphia convention echoing that heritage while Democrats dominated the era’s political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Fremont
Philadelphia
Marshall Defines Lincoln Democrat In 1908 Bid
In reply to Republican charges, Thomas R. Marshall states that a Democrat is a man who believes in equality, local self-government, and a written constitution. He argues the executive should enforce laws, the legislature redresses grievances, and the courts construe laws impartially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Marshall
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Marshall
Campaign Lies Highlight Indiana Budget Debate
The Indianapolis News questions the existence of a $14,000,000 surplus cited by former Governor Jackson. It notes Governor Leslie and the legislature face state finance tensions and warns against alarm while remaining hopeful the fiscal issues will be resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Leslie
Jackson
Prominent Leader’s Slogan Sparks Call for Surplus Hunt
A historical column recalls a governor touting a surplus as a political asset and questions where that surplus now rests. The piece humorously suggests forming a legislative committee to locate the elusive funds, noting it could not have been kidnapped or misled but remains missing in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iosity
Tariff revision enters second phase Saturday
Republican Ways and Means committee members plan the subcommittee session schedule as open hearings wrap after seven weeks with over 1000 lobbyists, while changes target agriculture duties. The piece notes consumer and broad public impact while predicting limited concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington News
Call to End Tree Destruction Amid Orchard of Historic Timber
A reflective critique urges stopping the annual harm to shade trees. The author cites Florence S. and Indiana forests, condemning settler era ax and saw vandalism. He laments endless removal of elms maples and sycamores, arguing Arbor Day efforts fail against ingrained urge to cut trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Landis
Indianapolis
Indiana
Coolidge and Hoover Stand Against Higher Tariff Push
The text notes Coolidge aligning with Hoover against raising tariffs further, suggesting even supporters of New England trade views see the danger, or it reflects how Massachusetts voted last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Hoover
New England
Massachusetts
Debating Ends of Horse Theft Era and Association Names
The quote notes that horse thieves have renamed their group to avoid the contradiction of stealing horses when none remain to steal, highlighting shifting crime terminology and practices.
Chicago Seeks Lake County Territory Admired by Supporters
The speaker suggests Chicago could claim Lake County if possible and notes many people would object to no such plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake County
Indiana Republicans Held Absolute 1929 Legislature
The people of Indiana must hold the Republican party responsible for the legislature of 1929, for it was in absolute control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Republican Party
Women Take Lead Amid Primary Crisis
A controversial remark argues women must carry the effort to save the primary as men are deemed hopeless. The quote signals tensions over gender roles in political mobilization and party strategy.
Tariff Boost Debated to Sustain Prosperity
The article questions whether raising tariffs again is needed to maintain the current prosperity. It weighs potential economic benefits against risks to trade, industry, and consumer prices, seeking a stance on future protectionist policy.
Buy Home Baked Bread From Roach's Bakery Delphi
Delphians are urged to buy fresh bread from their grocer or directly at Roach's Bakery in Delphi for convenient access to wholesome baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach
Delphi
Landian Epigrams and Endurance Quips in One Column
Miss Bobby Trout set a women's endurance flight record with 17 hours 5 minutes 37 seconds. The column shifts to witty asides about enduring relationships and asides about Chicago gang battles. It then imagines highway cops as traveling hospitals for Lizzies with tire vulcanization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Trout
Lincoln
Tom Lincoln
Hollywood Divorces Sparked by Two On Same Day
A nostalgic column notes Viola Dana and her mother both filing for divorce on the same day. It recalls Kit Carson Jr. and other memories while lampooning political and social topics, including Lindbergh honors and wartime taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Dana
Hollywood
Sidewalks and satire mingle in a Florida crowd
In Florida Al Smith and Mrs. Smith danced to Sidewalks of New York while critics debate the song’s cost. The piece rails at overbearing lawyers, recalls a court with many attorneys, and mocks political spats between Senator Watson and the Kansas governor over a progressive appointment. It notes Havana’s January visitor count and praises country editors and small-town sages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
New York
Mrs. Smith
Florida
Smith
Watson
Indiana
Kansas
Senate
Curtis
Commissioner’s Sale of Lot in Delphi Carroll County
Ralph E. Hanna as commissioner under Carroll Circuit Court will publicly sell Lot One in Reed Case's addition to Delphi at 10:00 AM on March 23, 1929. Terms: two thirds of appraised value, one third cash, one third in six months, one third in nine months with 6 percent interest notes. Deed upon full payment. March 12, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H Hanna
Carroll Circuit Court of
Indiana
Lawrence F. Daily
Robert Toole
A&s
Court House
Carroll County
Reed
Delphi
Ralph E. Hanna
Notice to heirs and creditors in Shaffer estate final settlement
Carroll Circuit Court January Term 1929. William H. Ashba as administrator filed final account and vouchers in the estate of Larry R. Shaffer deceased. The examination is set for March 1, 1929, in Delphi Indiana, requiring heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Floyd J. Julien seals the record. James O. Obear attorney for administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry R. Shaffer
Carroll Circuit Court
William H. Ashba
Circuit Court
Carroll Circuit
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
James O. Obear
Carroll County
Willard Coates
Clara A. Coates
Hanna & Hanna
A. D
Apa
Seen & Hanna
Commissioners Allowances and Road Grants Questioned
Local records show debate over commissioners allowances and gravel road funding with unclear references to Camden Tile Co and associated costs. The fragment suggests scrutiny of expenses and possible vendor involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rascale
Camden Tile Co
Carroll County 1929 March Term Allowances Certified
J L Whiteman auditor certifies the Carroll County Indiana March Term 1929 allowances list as true and complete, naming recipients including Indiana Service Corp Standard Oil Co Carroll Telephone Co New York Store and others with amounts shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Delphi I
Acer & Supply Co
Francis Everett Baer
Delphi
Board of Childrens Guard
R. F. Love
Indiana Service Corp
Standard Oil Co
A. H. Brewer
Chittick Auto Co
Mch
F- Boer
Petition to Improve Public Highway in Monroe Township
A petition filed February 27, 1929 with the Auditor of Carroll County Indiana seeks to improve a public highway in Monroe Township. The route runs from Flora Park east to Flora via Main and Washington Streets and branches north and south to connect with existing gravel roads. Petition requests grading to level, concrete surface where needed to twenty two feet, drainage, and completion as a first class highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Billings
Carroll County
Indiana
Monroe
Flora Park
Main Street
Washington Street
Flora
Township
Range
Sollid
Columbia Street
Monroe Township
Carroll County highway hearing set for April 2 1929
Petition states existing highways vary in width from thirty four to over forty feet and should match current width. Notice designates Tuesday April 2 1929 for hearing before the Carroll County Indiana Board of Commissioners in Delphi. Auditor Gus A Hall signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Carroll County
Indiana
Delphi
J. L. Whiteman
Gus A. Hall
Notice to Bridge Contractors in Carroll County Indiana
Sealed proposals for construction of three bridges on State Highways in Carroll County Indiana will be received until 10:00 A M 1929 at the Indiana State Highway Commission office in the State House Annex Indianapolis. Plans may be examined at the commission office or copies obtained for a nominal charge. Bonds equal to at least 1.5 percent of the proposal are required. The director may reject bids or select combinations deemed advantageous. Indiana State Highway Commission John D Williams Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Highway Commission
State House
Carroll County
State Highway Commission
Annex
Indianapolis
Indiana
John D. Williams
Notice of Insolvency and Estate Insolvency Filing
Notice that Joseph Miller's estate in Carroll County Indiana is declared insolvent by the Circuit Court. Creditors must file claims for allowance by the date specified in the notice. Also mentions an executor for Mary E Vaughan estate in Carroll County and related probate filing dated February 28, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Miller
Circuit Court of
Carroll County
Notice of Administration for Hettie Dike Estate Carroll County
Charles E B Baker named administrator of the estate of Hettie Dike late of Carroll County Indiana deceased. Filing notes and attorney Seevers Hanna & Hanna, 2 4. March 2 1929.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Hettie Dike
Charles EB. Baker
Seeers Hanna & Hanna, Attys
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Celia L. Beadle
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Delphi, Indiana
E. Franklin St
Philippines
Washington
Jefferson
Democrat
Indianapolis Times
Tom Heflin
Mussolini
Heflin
Kit Carson, Jr
Boys of America
Kit Carson, Sr
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Lone Eagle
Ernest Schael
Wisconsin
Congress
Army
Marine Corps
Paris
John Coolidge
Hungary
America
King George
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Europe
Senator Underwood
Virginia
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Birmingham
Blackstone
Cuba
Havanna
Library Board
City of
Delhi Public Library
May Sibbitt
Arroll County
State of Indiana
Mary E. Vaughan
Carrol County
Artie Million
James 0. Obear
Floyd‘ J. Julien
State of Inc
Samuel P. Clauser
Roy C. Clauser
Hanna & Hanna, Attys
Tubby
Etree
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