Poor Sportsmanship Highlighted By Indiana Politicians
The piece contrasts Senator James E. Watson's sportsmanlike post election remarks with Everett Sanders's harsh radio critique of Hoover's defeat. It condemns Sanders for arrogance and predicts a GOP reorganization as Sanders retires, while praising Watson's gracious stance and Indiana's honor in national party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Watson
Republican National Organization
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Watson
Sanders
Washington
Hoover
Republican Party
United States
Senate
House
Indiana Goes Forward as Independent State Embraces Democratic Principles
The piece proclaims Indiana's state politics shifting from rigid party loyalism to liberal government ideals. It argues voters rejected narrow partisanism, embracing independence and the idea that the best party leadership serves the public, with democracy bearing responsibility for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Step Toward Recovery in Railroad Employment 1926 1932
Railroads across the country show staffing changes from 1926 to 1932 with August figures: 1,793,067 workers in 1926, 1,681,252 in 1929, and 996,319 in 1932, the smallest since 1899, alongside reduced purchases from coal mines and other industries.
Railroads Call for Fair Transportation Policy Reform
The piece argues railroads employ far fewer workers than in 1926 due to reduced earnings and policy inequalities. It urges regulation parity between highway and rail transport, claiming fair treatment would restore railroad jobs, spur related industries, and aid economic recovery.
Four Farm Problems and the Cooperative Movement
C O Moser argues four farm issues drive farmer prosperity cost of production volume of production price received for goods and price paid for purchases The speaker says individual farmers face the first two while collectives handle the last two Cooperatives strengthen bargaining power and future gains, forecasting unprecedented agriculture prosperity once economic clouds clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Moser
National Cooperative Council
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Mr. Moser
Silent Vote Wins on Amendments Show Apathy
The article notes a large turnout overall, but reveals the constitutional amendments failed due to voter apathy rather than opposition. Carroll county voters who supported the amendments did so by a wide margin, while many did not cast any vote on the amendments, triggering a safeguard requiring a majority of all voters at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Purnell's Cinch District Falls to Unseen Event
The Rockville Tribune reports that Indiana's sixth district, long touted as Fred Purnell's cinch after redistricting, appears headed to defeat by about 12,000 votes. The anticipated stronghold collapsed as unforeseen events upset the planned outcome.
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Indiana
Fred Purnell
the Tribune
Purnell
James Eli Watson
Rockville
Ducks mistaken oil slick for lake on highway tease
A humorous item notes how ducks settled on a freshly oiled highway thinking it a lake, just as people once mistook a road for water. It contrasts common cold stats with a light reminder not to fret over small misperceptions.
Democratic Victory Forges Indiana Political Roadmap
A week in Indiana politics highlights a decisive Democratic win and plans for swift reorganizational work ahead of the new administration. The piece praises party discipline, warns against Republican dissension and outlines expected high‑caliber appointments under Governor elect Paul V. McNutt, led by executive secretary Pleas E. Greenlee. Also notes Lulu McDowell hosting Danville visitors over the weekend.
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Indiana
Democratic Party
Pleas E. Greenlee
Paul V. McNutt
Greenlee
Indiana Inauguration Sets McNutt for Governor Jan 9
Paul V. M. Nutt to take office January 9 as governor, succeeding Republican Harry G. Leslie. Inauguration in the state house rotunda with a Democratic legislature likely to support McNutt. Lieutenant governor M. Clifford Townsend to be inaugurated. several state officials begin terms Dec 1 to March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
James P. Hughes
Greencastle
Democrat
Clarence R. Martin
Michaelll. Fansler
Logansport
Julius
C. Travis
Genevieve Brown
Emma May
Terre‘Haute
William F. Dudine
Jasper
Ralph M. Smith
Laport
Will
Elmer C. Lockyear
Noel C. Neal
Appellate Court
Power Store Offers Warm Underwear and Rubbers
Quick and Clifford Delphi's greatest store for men and boys advertises warm underwear and rubber boots with prices 59c 79c and 1.00. The message urges readers to protect health by staying dry and wearing proper footwear.
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Powest
Quick & Clifford Delphi
Easter Island Mystery Exiled Leader’s Sale Proposal Sparks Chile Debate
A Chilean political committee demands the return of an exile and proposes selling Easter Island to the United States. The island in the Pacific hosts hundreds of moai statues, four to thirty seven feet tall, carved from volcanic rock with hammer and chisel tools, famed for their balance and mystery.
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Easter Islands
Pacific Ocean
South America
Chile
Easter Island
United States
Washington
National Geographic Society
Island
Easter
America
Europe
United States National Museum
Ter Island
Pacific Islands
Pinchot May Accuse Davis Of Vote Fraud
United States Senator James J Davis may be denied a clear title to his Pennsylvania senate seat as Governor Pinchot plans to issue certificates of election. A "certificate of doubt" likely will be given Davis when he returns to Congress March 4 1933 to qualify. The feud with Governor Pinchot intensified after Davis was indicted in a New York case tied to a Moose lottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James J. Davis
Senate
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Davis
Pinchot
Congress
William S. Vare
Vare
Friends of
Edward Martin
Martin
Pinchot- Martin
William S. Ware
Real Estate Transfers and Estate Notice
Past week transfers include Dera Long to Rosa Mumert Lot 19 Carrollton, $300. William Dexter Jr. to Nellie Dexter Lot 11 Mortonville, $1. Fred Roskuski to Sarah Roskuski Monroe Township 120 acres, $1. James Updegraff to Alice Nicodemus Lot 8 Fouts 1 Add. West Sonoma, $1. Roy Gardner to Basil Isaacs Part Lot 3 South Delphi, $1. Also notice to creditors in the estate of Juniata R. Angell: Katherine E. Thomas as administratrix to file final settlement. examination set for December 2, 1932 in Carroll Circuit Court Delphi Indiana. clerk Floyd J. Julien seals.
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Dera Long
Rosa M. Mummert
Carrollton O. P
William C. Dexter, Jr
Nellie Dexter
O. P. Mortonville
Fred Roskuski
Sarah Roskuski
Monroe Township
James H. Updegraff
Alice Nicodemus
West Sonora
Roy E. Gardner
Basil T. Isaacs
South Delphi
Red Cross Roll Call Led by Mrs Turner in Rock Creek
The Rock Creek Township Red Cross roll call is under way with Mrs. Joe Turner as chairman. Assisting are Mrs. Lewis Funkhouser Mrs. Dean Adams Mrs. Will Schnepp Mrs. John Edward Snowberger Mrs. Elma Barnes Mrs. Monroe Brechbiel and others in the rural district. In town names include Mrs. Mina Robinson Mrs. Walter Smith Mrs. Harry Temple Mrs. John McCleary Mrs. Anna Bohannon Mrs. Fred Sanders Miss Kathryn Burke Mrs. Roy Thomas and Mrs. John Callender. Church workers Rev. Hugo and Rev. Weaver listed with several others and the Farm Bureau noted as Arthur Hildebrand.
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Rock Creek
RED Cross
Joe Turner
Lewis Funkhouser
Dean Adams
Will Schnepp
John Edward Snowberger
Elma Barnes
Monroe Brechbiel
Mina. Robinson
Walter Smith
Harry Temple
John McCleary
Muriel William and Walter Boller Named in Idaville Notice
Muriel William daughter of Guy Williams of Idaville and Walter Boller is mentioned in a local notice listing birth and family ties to Mr and Mrs Daniel Boller.
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Muriel William
Guy Williams
Idaville
Walter Boller
Daniel Boller
Bride Marries On Family Farm In Jefferson Township
The marriage took place Saturday at 6 pm in Adams township at the home of the bride’s uncle Frank Gerard. Rev. Perry Scales of Idaville conducted the ceremony. Attendants included Mr. Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Boller Miss Juanita Williams twin sister of the bride Loda McVey and Charles and Belle Gerard. The couple will reside on a farm in Jefferson township.
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Jefferson Township
Frank Gerard
Adams Township
Gerard
Perry Scales
Idaville
Boller
Juanita Williams
Hrifle
Loda McVey
Charles
Belle Gerard
Notice to non residents in Carroll Circuit Court 1932
The Carroll Circuit Court in Delphi begins its September term on September 2, 1932. William W. Cook sues William H. Bordner and others to set aside deeds and mortgages on real estate and to notify nonresident Jennie D. Brookie to appear by December 19, 1932. The complaint is filed by Long & Yarlett with clerk Flga J. Julien sealing the document.
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Carroll Circuit Court
William W. Cook
William H. Bordner
Long & Yarlett
Jennie D. Brookie
Indiana
Delphi
Xi Indiana
Notice to Creditors in Studebaker Estate
Carroll Circuit Court September term 1932 in Delphi Indiana. Administrators Bert Studebaker and Cherine Richart present final settlement account and vouchers for the estate of Mary M. Studebaker deceased. Court exam on November 15 1932 for heirs creditors or legatees to show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Floyd J Julien. Attorney Gus A Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Studebaker
Carroll Circuit Court
Bert Studebaker
Cherine Richart
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Lewis Estate
In Carroll Circuit Court September Term 1932 Daisy L Shaffer Administratrix of Lucy V Lewis deceased has filed final settlement and vouchers. The examination will occur November 28 1932 in the circuit court where heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Seal dated November 3 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy V. Lewis
Carroll Circuit Court
Daisy L. Shaffer
Circuit Court
Delphi
Indiana
Notice to heirs and creditors in Thomas estate
In the Garrell Circuit Court Sept Term 1932 William O Lynch as administrator of Mary A Thomas deceased has filed his account in Delphi Indiana Carroll Circuit Court on Decem ber 1932 all heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved Floyd J Julien Clerk Hanna & Hanna Atty
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Mary A. Thomas
Garrell Circuit Court
William O. Lynch
Carroll Circuit Court
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Lulu McDowell
G. P. Mellinger
Mary Ellen
Danville, Ill
Paul V. M.nutt
Giza
Harry Arnold
Carroll County Abstract Company
Juniata R. Angell
Katherine E. Thomas
Gus A. Hall
Atty
Williams-Boller
the State of
Carroll Coun
Flga J. Julien
Lerk Circuit Court
Long& Yarrott Attorneys
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