Became The Delphi Citizen in 1924
The Delphi Citizen was established in 1924 with Edmund Parke Beadle as Editor and Business Manager Celia L Beadle as Associate Editor and the paper billed as the Official Democratic publication of Carroll County Indiana Democratic Ticket lists Mayor Charles A Cartwright Clerk Charles N Wilson and councilmen at large W W Gochenour Haughey Mount Calvin E Carney Victor Porfer Roy C Clauser George W Seale for the election.
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Edmund Parke Beadle
Celia L. Beadle
Official Democratic
Carroll County
Indiana
Charles A. Cartwright
Charles N. Wilson
W. W. Gochenour Haughey Mount
Calvin E. Carney
Victor Porfer
George W. Seale
Farm Relief and Old Ironsides Restoration Debate
The piece laments ongoing rains hindering upland corn planting and warns of a bleak farming outlook without flood control and possible subsidies. It laments subsidies while praising the restoration of the Constitution and urges a national policy balancing agriculture and trade in the era of tariff debates.
European tariff union debate spans Pan European dreams
The piece notes European calls for a tariff union and a United States of Europe while arguing such schemes are impractical yet tariff reductions are vital for economic and political stability. It highlights existing cartels as indirect cooperation and warns they can harm consumers if left uncontrolled, reinforcing tariff relief needs.
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Europe
League
Bishop Freeman Denounces Church Lobbies In Politics
The Episcopal Bishop Freeman argues organized political lobbying by churches harms church function and erodes prestige. He warns against church interference in legislation and elections, stressing the church’s role as ethical guide over policy fights and urging restraint to avoid weakening public respect.
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Freeman
Episcopal Church
Washington
Ister
Pseudo-Republican row over a teapot term in senate
M E Tracy notes a parliamentary exchange about the phrase pseudo-Republican used by Senator Fees of Ohio to describe Senator Brookhart of Iowa. Brookhart, Johnson, and Fees spar over meaning with bemused remarks about statesmanship and perks of office.
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M. E. Tracy
Senator Fees
Ohio
Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Johnson
California
Sentor Brookhart
Simpson Fees
United States Senate
Coolidge
Fess
White House
Borah, Nye
Heflin
Epigrammatic musings mix presidents and peers in a current view
The piece surveys figures from Woodrow Wilson to Calvin Coolidge and a Senate cast led by Simpson and Beveridge. It touches on Pershing and the American command, labor issues raised by Overman, and echoes public curiosities about Sinclair and prison secrecy.
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Pershing
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Doc Shumaker and the Anti Saloon League Farce
In a sharp critique a writer questions how long Doc Shumaker can sustain the Anti Saloon League persona with public mood drifting away from Prohibition era rhetoric. The piece implies dwindling support and questions motives behind the facade.
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Nets
Doc Shumaker
Farm subsidy debate echoes tariff clash in senate
The Indianapolis Times analyzes the farm subsidy tied to the high tariff bill, arguing it harms consumers while protecting industry. It notes Mellon’s wealth challenges and calls for better treasury leadership, citing Grant's birth date mix and historical accuracy.
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Indianapolis
Senate
House
Hoover
Congress
Voters argue over honesty in wet versus dry voting
The remark contrasts wet and dry voters with Des Shumaker noting honesty differences. The debate centers on which side gains an edge in perceived integrity during the election discourse.
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Des Shumaker
Democrats Win Senate on Platform Denouncing Protection
A historical note states that after a long partisan stretch from Buchanan to Cleveland, the Democrats secured the Senate for the first time in nearly forty years by rallying on a platform denouncing Republican protection as fraud that benefits a few at the expense of the many.
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France
Congress
Baltimore
United States
Philadelphia
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Buchanan
Cleveland
Senate
Italy Seeks Poker Normality Against Mussolini Bluff
A problematic wartime opinion piece critiques Mussolini and the Italian leadership, suggesting Italy needs a return to normal political behavior and someone to out bluff the II Duce, implying strategic opposition to Fascist authority.
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Italy
Mussolini
Democratic victory labeled as remedy for insolvent state
The writer argues the Democratic party will inherit a country from Republicans who run it like administering an insolvent estate. The public would then blame the administrator for insolvency.
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Democratic Party
Miners Ask for Free Speech in Indiana Prompt Rodent Market
Miners appealing to Leslie to restore free speech in Indiana have pushed a difficult market, with observers noting strained conditions and uncertain outcomes for the protesters and supporters alike.
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Leslie
Indiana
Presses warn of rising communist slur use
A newspaper excerpt notes that terms like Bolshevist and Red are fading while communist is overused, with rival mining groups increasingly labeling each other as communists.
English Judge Rules Cow Has Right of Way on Road
A court in England held that a cow on a public road has right of way. The satirical note contrasts this with the idea that humans once claimed priority, implying a reversal of traditional road norms.
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England
Grass Seed At Elless And Orrs Drug Store
Grass seed available at Elless and Orrs Drug Store offering garden supplies and lawn care essentials to customers.
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Elless & Orr's Drug Store
Notice of Sale of School Property in Patton Village
Trustee Artie Million will sell the Patton village school house and fixtures for cash to the highest bidder on June 22 1929 at 10 o clock A M. The sale is in Jefferson Township Carroll County Indiana in School District Number Five. Gus A Hail attorney.
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Jefferson Township
Carroll County
Indiana
Patton
See and hear The Broadway Melody at Strand Monticello
Movie listing for The Broadway Melody shown at Strand in Monticello for four years starting Sunday June Nut Brown Coffee Smiths Grocery promotes the event with local venues and schedule details.
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Smiths
Monticello
Smith’s Grocery
Carroll County Indiana Board of Review Notice 1929
Carroll County Indiana Board of Review will meet at 10:00 in the forenoon on Monday June 3 1929 in the Court House to hear complaints on personal property real estate omitted property and valuations. It outlines procedures for equalization corrections additions and changes to assessments for 1929 with a reconvened session set for August 6 1929 and is signed by Auditor J L Whiteman.
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County Board of Review
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
County Commissioners
Court House
Said County
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Board of Review
County Assessoy
Eee
Dlais
Carroll County Indiana Probate Notices
Dersigned appointed by Carroll Circuit Court as administratrix of Elizabeth von estate. Estate deemed solvent. Sarah C Beard administrator. May 9 1929. Cartwright Wason attorneys for the estate. Administrator for Sarah J Allison estate. Artie Million administrator. April 9 1929. Cartwright and Wason attorneys. 11-4
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Sarah C. Beard
Cartwright & Wason
Artie Million
Cartwright and Wason
Attys
Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
de Bonis
Henry Pritsch
Sult
Larry A Stong
Carroll Circuit Court Administers Estate of Samuel M Stewart
Carroll County Indiana administratrix Margaret A Stewart appointed for the estate of Samuel M Stewart deceased. May 3 1929 filing noted. Jason M Been attorney for the administratrix.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
Indiana
Samuel M. Stewart
Margaret A Stewart
Jason M. Been
Carroll Circuit Court Administrator Named for Elizabeth Clarridge
A judge of the Carroll Circuit Court appointed as administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Clarridge, late of Carroll County, deceased. The filing indicates probate proceedings and estate administration actions in the county court system.
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Carroll Circuit
Carroll County
Indiana
Elizabeth Clarridge
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