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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
2
Official community notice listing newspaper names and historic publication details for Delphi Indiana including editors and mailing info. lacks a specific event or story to summarize.
The essay argues that western and southern voters distrust eastern presidential candidates, citing historical shifts and money influence. It claims the Corn Belt shares western political views, notes Wilson and Bryan as examples, and predicts future class clashes amid party money power. It ends urging Democrats to win western trust or withdraw.
The piece argues that Indiana farmers are being robbed by protectionism, with high officials aligning with the same forces that killed the Grange decades ago. It warns that leadership ties to the American Protective League could doom the Federation as well.
The passage notes Republicans struggle to explain the few bank failures during Wilson's eight years while citing farmer prosperity and rising farm values, yet they still rely on the Democratic incompetency epithet to challenge the GOP.
A banished Texas Democrat who arrived in Indiana to influence the Republican party is accused of high treason against the Invisible Empire, allegedly for the act of being detected in public.
The remark notes that Indiana has seen as many bank failures in six years as the United States did in an average year under the Wilson administration.
The piece argues the elephant emblem reflects GOP flaws, noting that Republican control has created a broad and heavy mess for the nation, described as elephantine in scale and impact.
The quote questions whether voters can support a Democratic ticket if the party merely differs in label from the Republicans. It highlights a Republican farmer's dilemma about aligning with party platforms and identity in elections.
A fragment notes that protection schemes were labeled as the same old fraud and robbery of the people, with reference to Democratic party critique in 1892 and their stance on victory.
Representative Oldfield of Arkansas argued that bank failures rose under 1926 during Coolidge era. He compared 608 failures totaling 212 million dollars in 1926 and 464 failures totaling 164.7 million in 1925 to 119 failures totaling 40 million in 1920, noting higher liabilities under Republican rule.
Indianapolis Times reflects on Charles Evans Hughes urging immediate disarmament at the American Society of International Law session in Washington. The piece argues past inertia harmed world peace and warns today’s insurmountable obstacles may resist any future effort without timely action.
Indiana Democrats gathered in Indianapolis to launch Evans Woollen’s 1928 Presidential nomination bid. The party praises Woollen as sound patriotic intelligent and ideal for the nation’s highest office. Support spans factions and bolsters Indiana’s stand at the national convention.
State Grange sessions nationwide strongly oppose shifting control of the Federal Farm Loan system from its present basis to treasury department supervision. Farmers view the loan system as their possession and resist changes that move oversight away from agricultural-oriented leaders.
The excerpt surveys taxation burdens with a focus on tariff taxation as a source of public concern. It frames tariffs as a prominent policy lever affecting consumers and industries and hints at political debate over trade protection.
Readable bits recall a German element linked to triggering a war myth. The text remains incomplete but suggests a historical claim tying Germany to the outbreak.
Washington May 11 Representative Oldfield proposes a flood control survey by Army Engineers along the Mississippi and tributaries, to be followed by a bill for appropriations at the December session of the Seventieth Congress. He argues the costs are dwarfed by saved lives and property and warns the issue could become a campaign topic if not acted.
A White House spokesman die last week as President Coolidge and Washington reporters gathered at his deathbed. Burial was private with few mourners. The spokesman’s career was long on talk but short on accuracy, leading to debunked statements and questions about his role as a trial balloon. The article predicts a return to direct presidential statements.
An eight year old Margaret muses on domestic life and marriage. She resolves to marry and have six children, four white and two black, to do the work when she grows up.
The Carroll County Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for grading and graveling in Rock Creek Township Indiana. Bids due June 7 1927 at 2 00 PM for road Lahrie Guthrie et al read in Rock Creek. Bonds double bid price. affidavit of non collusion required. board may reject all bids.
Plans and profile for a highway project in Democrat Township Carroll County Indiana are on file. Proposals will be received at the Auditor's office until the bid closing. Each bid must include a bond and be conditioned on performance, with awards to the lowest responsible bidder.
Notice to Carrollton Township taxpayers that on May 3 1927 officials determined to issue bonds not exceeding 14200 with about 9 percent interest. Net property value 2693005 and existing debt 30063. Proceeds to fund construction of a gravel road and related improvements.
Notice announces that the Delphi Indiana area will receive sealed bids for highway work in Jackson Township Carroll County Indiana. Details and plans are on file in Elam Plank and others and read in Jackson Township. County Commissioners to award contract or rebid if bidder fails to perform per terms. County Attorney involved.
Elmer Shaffer appointed administrator in a matter filed April 27 1927 before Hanna and Hall attorneys. Court documents list Shaffer as petitioner seeking appointment and related probate action.
In the Carroll Circuit Court for March Term 1927 William L Shaffer administrator with the will annexed of Isaac N Haslet deceased filed final account and vouchers for examination on May 31 1927 Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved Read the Citizen Delphi Indiana April 21 1927 Floyd J Julian Clerk Ryan Devol Attorneys
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints John C Kennedy as Executor of the will of Elizabeth P Kennedy of Carroll County deceased. Hanna Hall, Attorneys for Executor, dated May 9, 1927, notice in local court records.
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