The Delphi Citizen May 26 1927 Issue Preview
The Delphi Citizen weekly edition of May 26 1927 presents the Carroll County official paper with editor PPO Edmund Parke Beadle and associate editor Celia L Beadle. It lists subscription rates for outside and inside Indiana and notes Delphi post office classification.
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Delphi Times
Carroll Citizen
Delphi Citizen
Edmund Parke Beadle
Celia L. Beadle
Carroll County
Indiana
Delphi
Ind
E. Franklin St
The Costly Lesson of Indiana Fish Law Violations
The article argues Indiana’s rich natural bounty was wasted due to century of fishing law violations. It describes how communities ignored the fish law, with seiing, night gigging, and daylight shooting, and shows how respect for statutes faded across generations, urging restoration of streams through lawful conduct.
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Mone
Indiana
Marshall
Rockville
Lindbergh Captures World’s Hope In Solo Atlantic Flight
The nation watches with awe and fear as Charles A. Lindbergh attempts the first solo nonstop Atlantic crossing. Public prayers and universal attention mark the moment, with a dream of triumph over peril and a historic feat that would place the young aviator among legends.
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Lindbergh
Atlantic
Jeffersonian Thought on Opinion and Truth in Politics
The speaker argues that error of opinion should be tolerated when reason may counter it. Suppressing error or truth by force fails to end dispute. The erred will claim martyrdom, while truth ultimately triumphs through free reasoning.
Logical mind questioned on Congress tariff scope
The speaker argues that Congress cannot regulate all demands yet claims it can legislate production and consumption of about 4,000 tariff articles, a stance described as illogical. The remark challenges perceived limits of congressional power and the feasibility of comprehensive tariff control.
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Congress
Democratic Victory Echoes in Call for Protection Fraud
A quoted line condemns Republican protection as fraud and notes a past Democratic triumph tied to that declaration. The remark frames protection as a robbery benefiting a few while appealing to broad masses.
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Democratic Party
No Freedom for Filipinos in U S Policy Debate
The Indianapolis Times denounces Governor-General Wood for seizing Philippine properties without Legislature consent. It warns of un-American exploitation abroad and warns Filipinos who fought Spain were left under U S rule after 1898, drawing parallels to revolutionary upheaval and imperial policy.
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Indianapolis Times
Wood
Philippine Islands
the Times
Juan B. Alegre
Philippine Senate
Committee On Banks
Mexico
Central
South America
United States Navy
Manila
Spain
Louis XVI
Great Britain
Tallerand
Free Trade Doctrine from Coolidge at Pan American Conference
President Coolidge articulated a commerce policy arguing that free trade must be independent under free governments. He stated governments should not sup trade but trade should support government, framing a national resource emergency as a private sector issue.
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Coolidge
Farm relief bill sparks bitter exchange in public rhetoric
A terse, satirical piece criticizes Republican Senators Watson and Robinson for supporting farm relief, arguing their votes reflect selfishness and misuse of public funds and urging farmers to reject supportive measures that benefit them.
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Watson
Robinson
Veridge Life Change Reflected In Later Years
Fragmentary note reflects on Veridge returning a changed man in later life, contrasting with earlier beliefs during the start of his life and suggesting a transformation tied to his independence and experiences.
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Albert
High tariff argument and price concerns linger
The article recalls debate over high tariffs and their impact on prices, noting continued public concern about cost of goods and protectionist policy effects. Government officials and economists discuss potential remedies and market responses amid ongoing economic pressures.
Butler calls for real two party choice in politics
The Indianapolis Times discusses Dr Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia urging boldstands on prohibition and liberal ideas. It argues both major parties are captive to a holding company led by Wayne Wheeler, with third parties failing and a unified liberal party needed to challenge reactionary forces.
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Indianapolis
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Butler
Baltimore
Jit
Wayne B. Wheeler
Ong
Stay the Swatter
Mosquitoes praised for shaping civilization per Gorgas Memorial Institute as malaria and yellow fever aided early tropical settlements. Public warned during mosquito season in the Wah ash valley not to abandon swatters entirely.
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Gorgas Memorial Institute
United States
Amerithe Institute
Central
South America
Rockford, In
Wabash Valley
Fear of Russia fuels anti plutocracy sentiment
The author argues Americans oppose Russia because fear grows that in any system the producers, especially farmers, might retain a fair share of the wealth they create. The piece links wealth distribution to Soviet ideas and class interests.
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Russia
Soviet Republic
Taxation dispute cited over state and county roles
A speaker notes there are many who complain of high taxation at the state and county level yet appear content with higher tariff taxes that the government receives.
Congress and Tax Power Dew on Protection Rhetoric
The passage argues that lawmakers favor protection to sustain government power and benefit a few privileged profiteers, urging voters to consider who gains from continued protectionism and how fiscal policy pockets the money of ordinary citizens.
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Congress
Government budgeting political truism repeated
An opinion-like line asserts that governments cannot spend without first taking money from citizens. It frames taxation as a prerequisite for public expenditures and questions fiscal priorities.
The Pay Day Fights of the Glorious Principal
A terse note claims the central issue for most Chinese is pay, describing the struggle as a key objective under a revered leadership. It highlights broad worker dissatisfaction and calls for sustained wage action.
Fragmentary proverb notes family ties amid hardship
A short historical clipping reflects on poverty and the idea that even the poor gain value through family connections and kinship, highlighting social resilience in tough times.
Mellon glass monopoly seeks tariff raise after pig iron aid
Washington reports the Pittsburgh Glass Company and the Mellon interests press for a fifty per cent tariff increase on plate and window glass citing foreign competition. Critics claim the monopoly uses boycotts and political influence to block reform while labor efficiency has reduced costs.
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Washington
Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
David Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Tariff Commission
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Mellon Companies
R. B. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Pennsylvania Republican Executive Committee
Grand Rapids
Ea Commission
Mellon
Mellon Company
Aluminum Trust
Federal Trade Commission
Departmnt of Justice
Department of Justice
Pittsburgh Glass Company
Fordney-McCumber
U. S. Department of Labor
Amercan
Plaa
Notice of Carroll County Board of Review Meeting
The Carroll County Indiana Board of Review will meet at 10:00 AM on Monday June 6 1927 in the County Commissioners room to hear complaints on personal and real estate assessments to equalize valuation and assess property for 1927 payable 1928 and to amend lists as needed. A special session may be held August 2 1927 to review uniformity of assessments.
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County Board of Review
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Court House
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Board of Review
Convict Crew Draws New Recruit Amid Corruption Claims
The report outlines a stream of GOP tied corruption cases including Leonard Husar a former U S district attorney in China accused of accepting a $30000 bribe in gold while in office. It also notes Colonel Forbes of the Veterans Bureau in prison and other high profile figures such as Col Thomas W Miller and former official Daugherty with Fall awaiting trial.
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Leonard Husar
United States
China
U. S
Husar
Harding
Coolidge
Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Thomas W. Miller
Alien Property
Daugherty
Secretary of the Interior
Halls Meat Market Ad Promotes Plumbing and Fish Services
An odd wartime style ad promotes Halls Meat Market with claims of meats and fish available and hints at plumbing related services for customers. The fragmentary copy mentionsPhone numbers and job calls for assistance.
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Halls
Notice of Administration in Carroll County Indiana
The Clerk of the Carroll Circuit Court appoints Fred H. Engel as executor of the last will and testament of Christopher Columbus Burkholder, deceased, from Carroll County Indiana. The estate is deemed solvent. Delphi attorney James O. Obear signs the notice dated May 2 1927.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Christopher Columbus Burkholder
Carrol County
Fred H. Engel
Delphi
James O. Obear
Ind
Elizabeth P. Kennedy
Notice to heirs and creditors in Pollard estate final account
Carroll Circuit Court April term 1927 announces final settlement of John W. Pollard deceased estate by administrator George v Julien. The court will examine the account on June 14 1927 at Delphi Indiana. heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Floyd J Julien. Attorney D Boyd. May 23 1927.
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John W. Pollard
Carroll Circuit Court
George v. Julien
Circuit Court
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd
J. Julien
D. Boyd
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Bates Estate
In the Carroll Circuit Court at Delphi Indiana on May 17 1927 J Ben Bates administrator of the estate of William M Bates deceased presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement The final settlement will be examined on June 8 1927 all heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved (Seal).
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William M. Bates
Carroll Circuit
J. Ben Bates
Circuit
Delphi
Indiana
Notice of Administration for Eliza Beth Kennedy
Clerk of the Carroll Circuit Court announces the administration of Eliza Beth Kennedy deceased of Carroll County Indiana. John C Kennedy is named Executor. May 9 1927 Hanna and Hall attorneys for Executor.
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John C. Kennedy
Hanna & Hall
Attorneys
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