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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
2
The Carroll County Citizen was established in 1892 and renamed The Delphi Citizen in 1924. Edmund Parke Beadle served as editor and business manager with Celia L Beadle as associate editor.
Parke County PTA meeting features Dwight L Crays arguing America mirrors fallen empires. He urges a return to Christian principles to preserve national leadership and warned wealth concentration threatens republic. The Rockville Republican editor notes parallels with Rome and calls for a Democratic revival.
A cryptic note muses that if the bosses reconcile at the state convention, perhaps the common folk will witness the Lord's salvation.
The Delphi Citizen recalls the April 12 discussion of Couzens and Mellon sparked by Indianapolis News claiming a personal feud. Couzens rebutted on March 22 accusing Senator Moses of alleging the resolution’s intro was born from a private feud between Michigan’s senator and the secretary of the treasury.
A final statement proclaims support for Gus A. Hall as party nominee for judge. The speaker urges Democratic allies to back Hall, defend his candidacy, and campaign to secure victory in November while retiring from politics afterward.
In a charged exchange, a senator withdraws no explicit statement while defending a protest against a wealth dominated government. The Indianapolis Times reports a broader critique of utility influence in schools and the Home Market Club’s declining role.
The piece argues that control of the treasury has wide implications beyond money matters affecting Congress, the press, and the public. It criticizes major newspapers for echoing editors and corporate policies, saying readers rely on the Congressional Record to learn truth.
The Minneapolis Poultry Association argues crowing roosters cannot be stopped without harming birds. They claim confinement to mute crowing would dull a vital dawn chorus and disrupt a world where crowing and laying eggs both serve priceless work.
A man who flew a plane while intoxicated faces legal action in New York the case contrasts with a deceased person in a separate report. The incident highlights aviation safety enforcement and criminal charges surrounding alcohol impairment in piloting.
The American Legion and Auxiliary will hold their national convention in San Antonio Texas from October 9 to 12. Entertainment includes a world championship rodeo a welterweight title bout and air shows plus a Broadway show Mexican revue and parade reviewed on Alamo Plaza. Side trips visit Corpus Christi Mata moros Novo Laredo Piedras Negras with bull fights and Spanish fiestas.
Carroll County Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for grading and graveling the Martin Hinkle road in Washington Township. Proposals due Wednesday May 9 1928 at 3 00 PM. Bids to be submitted to the State Tax Boards. board reserves right to reject all proposals. Dated April 17 1928.
Public notice from Delphi Deer Creek Township Consolidated School Corporation outlines a required additional expenditure of about 450 dollars for transportation due to a new truck body and extra conveyance, plus 9375 dollars for teaching from a special fund. A hearing is set for May 14, 1928, with appeals possible to the State Board of Tax Commissioners by May 24, 1928.
In the circuit court April term 1928 Abraham C Coble as administrator has presented and filed his account of the estate of Sarah Coble deceased seeking settlement with heirs and creditors in formal probate proceedings.
The Carroll Circuit Court at Delphi Indiana sets May 11 1928 for examination of the estate of an unnamed decedent. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved. Clerk Floyd J Julien presides with attorney Clarence R Cowger for the administrator.
Notice is given in Carroll Circuit Court that Rov P. Martin as administrator of the estate of Jennie Jordan has filed an account for examination on May 16, 1928, to show cause why the account should not be approved. Floyd J. Julien, Clerk, Delphi Indiana. Pollard Cartwright & Wason, Attorneys for Estate.
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