Local Political Roster in Delphi Carroll County
The Delphi Times and Carroll County Citizen list candidates for office including George Mackintosh for Congress Walter Million for Joint Senator Harry Reed for Judge Gus Hall for Prosecutor John Hamling Jr for Clerk Floyd Julien for Treasurer Irvin Flora for Recorder Oscar Baird Sr for Sheriff Albert Clifton for Coroner Thomas Kearns for Surveyor Charles Thompson for Commissioner Second District Charles Billings for Commissioner Third District Lester Dickinson for the 1912 era ballot in Delphi Indiana.
Robins ons mare s nest and Indiana politics analysis
An editorial voice criticizes Senator Robinson for reviving teapot dome charges and mocks Republicans and Democrats over graft exposure in Indiana. It argues the speaker exposes lightweight motives while The Indianapolis News opposes large campaign funds and questions prior editorial bias toward Hoover era finances.
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Senator Robinson
Indiana
Greencastle
Senate
Robinson
Oliver P. Morton
Benjamin Harrison
George Lockwood
Wheeler
Senator Walsh
Montana
Lockwood
Saturnalia
Shumaker’s role in Indiana politics criticized
A Democrat warns that Rev. Shumaker’s classification tactics mislead voters in Indiana. The piece recalls Shumaker’s over twenty five years of church meetings used to bolster Republican aims, likening them to pro saloon political mobilization and accusing partisan manipulation.
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Shumaker
Indiana
Shumaker’s Anti-Saloon League Work Continues
The article notes Rev. Shumaker remains active in the Anti-Saloon League drawing his salary and spreading the same propaganda. It alleges some Democrats contributed financially to sustain the deception, despite Indiana lacking saloons now and in the future.
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Shumaker
Indiana
Eight Years Ago Farm Prosperity Referenced in Political Debate
A 1920 campaign text contrasts farm prosperity under the Republican era with Democratic promises. It questions current farmer relief and criticizes the party in power for not delivering tangible help, noting a divide between non-producer wealth and forgotten farmers amid ongoing price trends.
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Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Tax cuts clash with rising federal costs in Coolidge era
Washington reports the cost of federal government rising each year since Coolidge took office. Projections by Senator Smoot show next year’s ordinary expenses near 3.6 billion dollars, with possible further increases. The tax bill repealing the automobile excise tax faces veto risk and public relief for 20 million car owners. Labor reports 18 percent unemployment across 24 cities in March, signaling continuing labor slack beyond seasonal norms.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Senator Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Senate
Smoot
Postal Service
Post Office Department
Congress
Treasury Mellon
House
Chicago Prohibition Clash Shapes City Politics and Violence
The piece notes vast sums paid to authorities by bootleggers and gamblers, amid open corruption with Mayor Thompson and police. It cites Deneen opposed to Thompson, federal raids, assassinations, bombings and a brutal atmosphere as Chicago confronts intensified illegal activity and public outrage.
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Manchester Guardian
Thompson
Chicago
Yanaele
Deneen
Great Britain
Senator Deneen
Baliff
Democrats urged delegates to honor primary opinion
The text urges Democrats to consult with their delegates chosen for the state convention and encourage them to be governed by the expression of opinion at the primary. It emphasizes duty to align delegate actions with primary electorate views.
Golden Rule Spirit in Carroll County Judicial Race
The article commends William C. Smith for graciously congratulating his opponent Gus A. Hall after a hard fought judicial race. It praises sportsmanship and the Golden Rule, noting Hall’s integrity and inviting Smith to support Hall’s future campaign effort.
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William C. Smith
Gus A. Hall
Hall
Smith
Carroll County
Tax equity for utilities through dividend-based taxation
The writer urges a governor to appoint commissioners to tax public utilities by their dividend payouts. He warns that without action the public will bear tax dodges enabled by a cooperative state tax board and calls for decisive leadership to enforce full tax payments.
Democrats Enduring Myth of a Last President
The piece mocks repeated prophecies of a final Democratic president by citing past claims from rival parties like the Federalists and Whigs. It argues those parties vanished as the Democrats endured through successive eras and leaders.
Kite season brings danger warnings to children
Kite season prompts warnings as youngsters enjoy soaring toys nationwide. The article notes that tragedies can occur if children ignore safety and fail to secure or properly supervise kite flights.
Safety First Warns On Flying Kites Near Wires
The article notes dangers from kite flying near electric wires and urges teaching children safe practices. It warns against entanglement with energized lines and using metallic frames or tinseled strings, stressing the obligation to inform children to prevent electrocution and promote safe play.
Clifton thanks supporters after Democratic primary win
Albert G. Clifton expresses gratitude to all voters who helped secure the Democratic nomination for sheriff on May 8, noting he defeated seven worthy opponents. He seeks continued support from new and old friends as November approaches.
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Albert G. Clifton
Thank You Note from Democratic Candidate for county recorder
A Democratic candidate for county recorder expresses gratitude to supporters from the primary and pledges thanks to Mr Bush and Mr Meister supporters for backing in November. The message emphasizes appreciation and ongoing political alliance.
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Mr. Bush
Mr. Meister
Oscar S. Baird, SR
County
A Republican Stronghold and Local Office Pay
The Chicago Tribune dispatch reports Lake County sheriff earns about 150000 dollars yearly in fees and the prosecutor collects roughly 200000 for services. The piece notes typical election turnout near fifty thousand votes, about ten percent of the population.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Lake County
Populla
Indiana primary voting rules and racial politics noted
The article comments that twenty four hours residence in Indiana suffices to vote in the primary and that the bosses bring in a horde of negroes, while locals work and pay taxes, highlighting Lake County as a Republican stronghold.
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Indiana
Lake County
Vinegar Removes Dried Paint and Mortar
Hot vinegar dissolves hardened paint and softens brushes when simmered in. Boiling vinegar also removes mortar and paint from window glass, after which a thorough wash with strong soapsuds restores the brush.
Down and Outer Says Fortune Favors Talk of Prospects
A San Francisco Chronicle quotation notes resilience in adversity. It argues a man remains down only if he prefers dwelling on misfortune to discussing future prospects.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Pine Apple Cookies at Broadlicks Bakery
A note about trying Pine Apple Cookies at Broadlicks Bakery. The message is brief and playful, mentioning the bakery and the treat in a casual tone.
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Broadlicks Bakery
Notice to heirs and creditors in Kennedy estate case
In Carroll Circuit Court April Term 1928 Elizabeth P Kennedy deceased Executor Cc Kennedy 8 filed account and vouchers for settlement. The 6th day of June 1927 is set for examination. heirs creditors and remitters must appear to contest otherwise approval will be granted. Witness the clerk and court. Attorneys for Executor.
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Elizabeth P. Kennedy
Carroll Circuit Court
Cc. Kennedy
Pune
Carrol Circuit Court
Iui
Indint
Efesra
Fiadil
Jesecnto
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John H. Hamling, JR
Floyd J. Julien
Irvin M. Flora
Thomas A. Kearns
Charles R. Thompson
Charles W. Billings
Lester D. Dickinson
Robinson's Mare’s Nest
Indianapolis News
Hoover
Wood
Lowden
Senate Committee of Investigation
Parker
Neante
Bic
Indianapolis
Jim Watson
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Detroit
Minneapolis
New York
Pittsburgh
Tubby
Chester
Yessum
Jim
Thomas Jefferson
Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
Whig Party
Know Nothing Party
Democratic Party
Arthur M. Chittick
J. L. Whiteman
Bebe Daniels
Paramount
Bebe
James Halk
Paramount News
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Paramount Comedy
Tim McCoy
Riders of the
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