Backwash in Pennsylvania pig iron tariff battle
In a Senate coalition vote Democrats and Progressive Republicans slashed the pig iron tariff to 75 cents after a House bill set it at 1.12% The speech by Senator Reed denounced the coalition as wrecking the bill and killed talk of protecting American labor The piece labels the protectionist argument as backwash and hog wash citing Homestead and labor struggles as examples
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Senate
House
Papa
Pennsylvania
Reed
Homestead
Virginia Dems rally over Glass Cannon row in political clash
The piece lauds Virginia Democrats who mobilized to defend civil and religious liberty and overturn a Hoover victory they blame on a religious and political coalition. It frames the Senate contest between Carter Glass and Bishop Cannon as decisive, claiming Cannon was defeated.
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Virginia
Mahone
Jefferson
Hoover
Carter Glass
Senator Glass
Bishop Cannon
Indiana election landslide ends Republican control statewide
The text argues the final day for tax payments and election day pushed a statewide Republican landslide. It accuses the party of graft and extravagance, noting many Republicans went to prison and cites cities like Evansville, Fort Wayne, Terre Haute, South Bend, Anderson, and Muncie as turning toward the opposition.
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Indiana
Republican
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Terre Haute
South Bend
Anderson
Muncie
State House
Senator Bingham and the political afterglow
The speaker notes that Senator Bingham did not resign after a censure vote. The day after the election, conditions seemed bleak in Connecticut, with a view that men of his type seldom die and rarely resign within the Jeffersonian classification.
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Bingham
Connecticut
Epigrams and opinions on Mussolini judges and lawyers
A satirical column critiques Mussolini’s advocacy of mass birth rates and a New York Thaw verdict, mocks rural legal officials and famed doctors, and jokes about a lawyer who faints over a guilty secretary Fall. The piece ends with a quip about corn borers harming stalks, not cobs.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Princi
Thompson
Fall
Balance of trade example shows profits from ship voyage
An 18th century economic example follows a New York to Liverpool wheat export worth 50000, Liverpool wheat 60000, West Indies sale 10000, New York sugar 80000, totaling 380000. The piece notes the error in using money values and argues wealth rises in barter rather than currency.
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New York
Liverpool
West Indies
Webster versus Grundy in Senate equality debate
The article contrasts Daniel Webster and Congressman Grundy on state equality, criticizing Pennsylvania as backward and accusing it of political corruption. It argues the Senate should be a body of equals, and endorses Webster over Grundy as America’s guiding principle. The Indianapolis News is cited as sharing a similar line.
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Pennsylvania
Daniel Webster
Hayne
Senate
Webster
Grundy
Indianapolis
Plutovania
George Dale the Indomitable Mayor of Muncie
The piece lauds George Dale as a formidable figure in Indiana politics now serving as mayor of Muncie. It recalls his prior penalties for contempt, battles with secret political groups, and a long, checkered rise to the city’s highest office amid past persecutions and anticipated fresh success.
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George Dale
Muncie
Indiana
George
Republican Watches for election results in Indiana
A Republican reader sifted through dispatches from Indiana hoping to spot more Reps among the long list of Dems. The effort showed little improvement as results remained undecided and party counts mixed.
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Indiana
Real value of farm products and wages tied to exchange value
The passage argues that the real worth lies in exchange value, not money value. It states farmers lose when purchasing prices rise relative to sale prices, and workers’ wages drop as the cost of living increases, stressing exchange value over nominal money figures.
Woman explains vote against tariff and Wall Street ties
The Indianapolis News notes a young woman who voted for Sullivan citing opposition to a high protective tariff and disgust with Wall Street. The remark reveals voting behavior as part of Democratic support, suggesting pragmatic party alignment and hope for future elections.
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Sullivan
Wall Street
Indianapolis News
Senate grilling prompts demand facts on Grundy and Texas lumberman
The Senate investigating committee seeks concrete details on Grundy and a Texas lumberman accused of benefiting from forest destruction. The claim asserts a free trader stance shields the suspect, who allegedly profits while depriving home builders and the nation of resources.
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Senate
Grundy
Texas
Demand for tariff cut to preserve public pockets
The article argues that profits of 189 million last year versus 93 million the year before justify opposing tariff increases. It contends any rise should be rejected as it would fall on the general public, urging a radical reduction instead.
Virginia artillerymen witness cannon spiking gloriously
A fragment recalls Virginia artillerymen from Woodrow Wilson’s birthplace who followed Imboden and McClannan into action and were present when a cannon was spiked, preserving a moment of battlefield memory.
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Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Imboden
McClanningan
Senators Pinch Hit For Leaders In Florida and Europe
In Florida Jim Watson and in Europe Joe Robinson prepare to depart as senators step in as leaders. The two stand-ins vow to perform strongly and avoid errors as they assume temporary duties.
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Jim Watson
Florida
Joe Robinson
Europe
Senators
Judge Dawson Now Dennis in George Dale Case
A reformulated reference notes the judge who sent George Dale to the penal farm previously called Dawson and now identified as Dennis.
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George Dale
Dennis
Tragic Era Reference Noted Among Virginia Voters
A fragment notes Virginia voters may have been influenced by Claude Bowers' book The Tragic Era as part of their reading or political considerations. The line hints at cultural context without detailing specific election outcomes or dates.
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Virginia
Claude Bowers
Indiana Illinois Held Elections Or Democratic Mass Meeting
The report notes voting activity in Indiana and Illinois or records a Democratic mass meeting event, detailing local political actions without attributing a clear outcome.
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Indiana
Illinois
The mother of Presidents Draws Line at Stepmother Role
The article reports a famous mother of presidents setting boundaries about becoming a stepmother. It highlights her stance, noting personal limits and public interest in family dynamics.
A Word or Two We Are All Cowards
A contrarian column notes public reluctance to face discomfort such as tooth extractions and mocks diplomatic and social quirks. ItPlayfully contrasts Russians abolishing Sunday rest with American habits while poking at local characters and customs in Delphi.
Circuit Court Allowances in Carroll County Indiana
Auditor J. L. Whiteman certifies the September 1929 Carroll County Indiana Circuit Court allowances list. Names such as James Tyner Chas T Moore John Fisher Henry Cree and many others are shown with various amounts. The document notes totals and signatures of the auditor verifying the complete allowances as recorded by the court.
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Camden Lumber
Henry Miller
Joe Masoney
J. W. Gerard Pewee
G. Weida
J. L. Whiteman
Carroll County
Indiana
W. M
James Tyner
T. Moore
Aia
John Fisher
Henry Cree
J-Cijinc
D. Vaughan
George Smock
Lee Vern D. Flattery
James H. Curtis
Dora Asa Wapeanat
Soos
Claude E. Ellis
Ed Crowell
George B. Leach
Samuel Yeakley
Clarence Forgey
Ietov
William F. Barber
Irvin
E. Kingery
Howard Miller Sol .T
Martin Gerbens
Lloyd Wolverton Beer Eerees
TOG Coge
Milton Crowell
Sam M. Maxwell
Pete Ouetite
Elmer Trent
Howard E. Landis
John E. ‘Allen
Chas. Buckley
J. W. Weidner
James P. Wason
Dora Very
Delphi Wood Working
We Agreson
Roph Sella
Jesse R. Clawson
Fey No! West
Edward Thompson Co
Ee Tecao Floyd J
Circuit Court
H. Whiteman
Notice to taxpayers and non residents in Carroll County
Advisory board of Clay Township will meet November 30 1929 at 10 a m to approve additional appropriations to the Special School Fund totaling 350. Margaret Lucille Harding sues George Harding for divorce in Carroll Circuit Court notice to defendant to appear January 13 1930 or answer. Court clerk Floyd J Julien issues seal at Delphi Indiana.
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Earl Bowman
Rather
Martin Boone Te
Harry, Temple John Kerlin
David Adams
Board of Childrens Gdn Enews
Haywood Publishing Co
A. Grimm and Sons
Ewes
Everett Baer
Kiger and Co. Eee
Renee Esas
City of
Delphi
Indiana State San Deepen Tiene
Carroll Telephone
Delphi Citizen
Delphi Journal
J Whiteman
Mildred Whiteman
Floyd Julien
J. Margowski
Irvin Flora Ween
Burns
Clay Township
Carroll County
Indiana
Frank Smeltzer
Carroll Circuit Court
Margaret Lucille Harding
George Harding
Elmer Hartwick
Gus A. Hall
Floyd J. Julien
Ucvucascu
William C .Smith
Notice to Non-Residents in Carroll County Court Case
In Carroll Circuit Court January Term 1930 No 4947 Artie Million as administrator for Sarah J. Allison deceased sues William O. Allison et al Non-residents Lucetta M Wilcoxon and Margaret L Brooks must appear January 13 1930 at Delphi Court House to answer or demur The action concerns sale of decedent real estate to pay debts and is filed November 6 1929. Clerk Carroll Circuit Court. Cartwright Wason Carr Attorneys for petitioner.
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Indiana
Carroll County
Carroll
Artie Million
Sarah J. Allison
William O. Allison
Lucetta M. Wilcoxon
Margaret L. Brooks
Carroll Circuit Court
Delphi
Floyd J. Julien
Carroll Circuit
Cartwright
Wason & Carr
Join hands with Uncle Sam December 28
A brief notice invites participation on December 28 in a patriotic or civic activity linked to Uncle Sam. The exact event details are sparse in the readable text.
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Uncle Sam
Notice of Filing Primary Assessment for Sewer Work
The primary assessment roll for constructing a sewer in East and West alley from Washington to Market Street is filed with the City Clerk. Owners can inspect the roll. the Common Council will hear remonstrances on November 26 at 7:30 PM in the Council Chamber to decide if properties are benefited as fixed in the roll.
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Washington
Market Street
Front
Main St
Talmar R. Arnold
Delphi to Let Drain Construction Contract in 1929
Drainage Commissioner invites bids on November 23 1929 at 1 30 P M at Delphi Courthouse for a city drain project approved by Carroll Circuit Court Plans and specs available at the Surveyor's office Bidder must file a bond with bid Assessments due in four installments at Delphi State Bank February 1 May 1 August 1 and September 1 1930 John H Oyler Superintendent Gus A Hall Attorney 412
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Delphi
Indiana
City of
Carroll Circuit
Delphi State Bank
John H. Oyler
Gus A. Hall
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Noah Sholty Estate
Carroll County Loan & Trust Co. as administrator has filed its final account for the estate of Noah Sholty deceased. The circuit court will examine the account on December 2, 1929. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Floyd J. Julien, Clerk.
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Jasper J. Hufty
Carroll Circuit Court
Thomas D Hufty
Circuit Court
Noah Sholty
Carroll County Loan & Trust Co
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
Cartwright
Wason & Carr
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