The Democratic Party A Study in Evolution
A political reflection argues the Democratic party retains Jeffersonian ideals but has revised methods to meet new conditions. It notes Jeffersonian roots opposing concentrated wealth, rejects states rights, and acknowledges intra party splits aligning with Republicans. The piece contrasts past ideals with current federal power aims and warns about party identity.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of Today
Republican Party
Wall Street
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Public works spur town prosperity says Cushman Coyle
In Uncommon Sense Cushman Coyle argues money leaks from small towns to cities but public works financed by federal taxes funnel funds back. The program stimulates Delphi and similar communities, redistributes wealth from high incomes, and keeps the business cycle moving as a lasting prosperity solution.
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David Cushman Coyle
Delphi
Old Squirbs and Wedding News From the City
Old Squirbs reports a baby boy for Charlie Dunkle and Jerry Haugh. Ed Bowen suffers a severe head and chest injury from a fall on a railway trestle. John Herr and Anna Daily’s wedding announced at St Joseph church. Frank Kilgore returns from his honeymoon and settles into married life. Local ladies host visitors in honor of Mrs Dr Richardson. A wife hides beer checks in hall carpet. Mrs S J Sidenbender thanks friends for birthday wishes on her fiftieth.
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Ed Bowen
A. H. Bowen
Air Line Railway
John Herr
Anna
St. Joseph Church
Frank Kilgore
Burrows Doctor Receives Valentine Birth and Moves
Dr Scholl of Burrows welcomed a ten pound baby on the fourteenth with mother and child doing well. There is cautious hope for the doctor’s recovery. Mrs Charles Bowman and son Larry visited relatives, Miss Nannie Bowman teaching at Princeton. Enoch Billings and family plan a Kansas move. J L K Heiland sold forty acres in Washington township to Wilson Appleton.
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Charles Bowman
Larry
Nannie Bowman
Princeton
J. L. K. Heiland
Washington Township
Wilson Appleton
The Supreme Court Past and Future: Four Proposals
A columnist outlines four ideas to curb Court power amid New Deal clashes. He notes the Court overruled many New Deal measures and asks what should be done, arguing Congress could protect welfare and Constitution rather than grant the Court constitutional review.
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Indiana WPA Rolls Stable Since June
Indiana WPA employment has remained steady since spring’s decline with about 67 000 dollars in value and 68 213 workers on projects. The state nears its 68 250 quota while a year ago 73 000 were employed and a peak of nearly 85 000 was reached in March. Carroll county lists 286 WPA workers.
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Works Progress Administration
Indiana
WPA
Carroll County
Don’ts For Hunters During Open Quail and Rabbit Season
The Indiana department of conservation issues seven safety rules for hunters. Do not muzzle a loaded gun through a fence or load until hunting begins. Do not point at anything you do not intend to kill. Do not place a loaded gun in a boat or car. Do not lean a loaded gun against trees or fences where dogs are loose. Do not overshoot a covey leaving six birds for breeding stock. Do not hunt without permission and do not shoot near buildings livestock or working fields. Following these rules can save lives.
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Indiana Department of Conservation
Stokowski to direct Philadelphia Orchestra on radio program
Tomorrow at 9 to 9:30 p m CST Leopold Stokowski will again conduct the Philadelphia Orchestra from Philadelphia in a radio broadcast. The program features Saint Saens Danse Macabre Tschaikowsky Nutcracker Suite and Liszt Second Hungarian Rhapsody.
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Delphi
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Stokowski
Philadelphia
Saint-Saens
Tschaikowsky
Franz Liszt
Opinion leaders weigh in on Roosevelt era power shifts
The piece collects quotes from John L. Lewis Senator Borah Jules Sauerwein Joseph Medill Patterson Robert Joseph Cuddihy and Lord S Muir on wage gains Roosevelt re election press influence and a transforming political climate as a six year outlook and global interest converge with American liberal democracy challenged by Bolshevism autocracy and a changing press landscape.
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U. S. Steel
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Jules Sauerwein
Joseph Medill Patterson
The
New York News
Saluting the President and Peculiar Potables
A humorous column piece mixes playful salutations to the President Elect with offbeat ads for Napoleon brandy and quirky vignettes. It weaves motormaniac folly, cultural misunderstandings, and the author's pet annoyances into a light numbered sketch. It also teases career contrasts and social observations from Irvin S. Coe.
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