Delphic Commissioners Allowances Record
A scanned ledger lists numerous payments and allowances to or on behalf of Delphi officials and staff. Names include Alfred Downham, Samuel Campbell, Tom Porter, D. Hall, Edwin Myer, Frank Ponce Baker, James Griffey, and many others, with amounts ranging from a few dollars to over 30 dollars. The document references entities like Indiana Reformatory, Mount & Son, Camden Cement Co, and the New York Store, indicating a municipal expense ledger or audit record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Cam
Alfred Downham
Andrew
Lionel
Terni
Aes Sam Fer
Ana Serv. Corp
Nat Dillon
Indiana Reformatory
Hays Hinkle
Delphi
Tom Porter
Seth Thomas
Frank Poncebaker
TeGten Iy
Thompgson
Reahias
Nak Eons
James Griffey
Harrison
Gal Randolph
New York
D. Robersont
D. Hall
iCamden Cerwent Tile Co
Edwin Myer
R. Quick
M.D
Elmer Spitler
Soo
Earl Snider
Ti Gio
Ihomning
Fred
San Ad
Glythe & Sons Ooo
Huntington Lab
Russel Talbert Fe
Indiana
Lenard Seward
Burnside E. Haynes
Elmer Trent
Wy Quick
M. DB
Fargil (Landis
George Bryston Bo
Esther Gregg
Frank Kontnen O
R. Quick M. D
Princ Samuel ‘Brown
Jess McCain
Sie Go Ek
William Griffith
Lawrence Douglas
Bo Cgerapes Acheson
Garrison
Roy Nichols de Ae
Remington Rand
Ernest Snell
Bere
Piploe Pratt
Millard Myer
William H. Peffley
Sara Rank
Toad
Carroll Pelamone
Roy McKinney
Fred Hendrix
Camden Auto Co
Frank Furgeson
C. Sterling
Albert Bird
Harshman
Jarrell
Glav “Landisharles
M. Harvey
John
Clay ‘Wiant
Ee ‘Orr
Ttn
Harrison Fellows
Peere Res
Rily Landis
Whiteman Bros. & Co
Robt. H. Wagoner
Thurman Jortion
Wagerler & Son
Ivon
C.C. Hickwada
Sruebaker MM. D. Oree
Aes
Ian Ee Gyony Mrt
Amens
Pirat Rete Pee
Aee Delmar Cue Ee
See Stows Ae
B.D. Wagoner Pape Sabre
Pais
Aes Das
Hospanna Anet
Ounty
Epita Pees
Hubert Wolfse
Brank Flouser
Medford Claire
Carrie Wadshaw
George Vaughan
Bae
Pierce
Gurley
Bress
Democracy and the 1932 Democratic Challenge
The piece critiques the current administration's handling of liberty, taxation, and policy, contrasting democratic ideals with Hoover era governance. It argues the Farm Board and commissions shift responsibility, praise for failures, and predicts a big task for the Democratic party in 1932. It targets executive overreach and political manipulation.
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Democratic Party
Compulsory Insurance Law Expands Indiana Auto Coverage
Indiana's new drivers liability law kicks in October 1 making auto liability insurance compulsory to protect victims of crashes. It allows an uninsured or financially responsible driver to opt out if their statement shows financial responsibility up to ten thousand dollars. The piece notes fairness concerns that risky drivers pay the same premium as careful motorists and suggests higher rates for violators.
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Indiana
Massachusetts
Dri
The White House Split and Farm Board Debates
A stocky wrap of Hoover era tensions shows the White House contesting Farm Board surpluses in wheat and cotton. Key officials attend talks while Chairman Stone stays away as Doak and others push unemployment relief and tariff strategies amid a wary public.
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Sciipps- Howard Midi
White House
Farm Board
Eugene Meyers
Federal Reserve Bank Outfit
James ©. Stone
Hoover
Congress
West Branch
Iowa
Federa Fair Aeres
Industr
Roblems
Treasury borrowing sparks political debate over 1931 loan plan
The Courier-Journal questions the Treasury Department’s $1.1 billion government securities issue, arguing the borrowing could defer deficits or tax increases until after the 1932 election. It warns future generations may bear the cost, amid a $16.544 billion national debt and 1931 borrowing totals.
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Treasury Department
Louisuirier -Journal
The
Courier-Journal
Cates
Treasury
Hoover
United States
Hoov
Mellon
Coolidge ends bid. backs Hoover for renomination
Ex-President Calvin Coolidge declares he will not seek the Republican presidential nomination and plans to support Hoover for renomination in The Saturday Evening Post. His move follows expectations among prominent Republicans and signals political prudence. Vice President Curtis also considers leaving the national ticket to pursue the Kansas U S Senate seat.
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Calvin Coolidge
Saturday Evening Post
Hoover
Coolidge
Curtis
U. S. Senate
Kansas
4-H Fall Festival highlights in Carroll County
Mindwell Crampton Wilson writes on the 4-H Fall Festival in Carroll County. He recalls a Jersey Calf Club show scene, praises Col. Paul McNutt, and urges support for 4-H youth exhibits over disturbing carnival trends. He notes 4-H programs span thousands of youths nationally and locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wheeler
Ralph Maggart
William B. Smith
Flora Park
Farm - Bureau
Jersey
Paul McNutt
Tiaven
United States
Carroll
Buckets bladder remedy advert from early drugstore notice
If you wake at night with bladder discomfort try BU-KETS, a 25c box. It uses buchu leaves and juniper to soothe the bladder like castor oil for bowels. Four days of use should relieve symptoms. if not, you can get your money back. Sold by Euless and Orr, druggists.
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Kirkpatrick Estate
In Carroll Circuit Court September Term 1931 Burton M Kirkpatrick as Administrator filed final account and vouchers for Nancy E Kirkpatrick deceased The examination date is October 21 1931 Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved Delphi Indiana September 28 1931 Floyd J Julien Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy E. Kirkpatrick
Carroll Circuit Court
Burton M. Kirkpatrick
Nancy HE. Kirkpatrick
Circuit Court
Estate of Emily Guthrie Sr final settlement notice
Carroll Circuit Court in Delphi Indiana sets October 20 1931 for examination of the administratrix Emily W Guthrie Jr final account and vouchers in the estate of Emily Guthrie Sr heirs creditors and other parties must appear to show cause why the final settlement should not be approved. Witness the Clerk and Seal of the Carroll Circuit Court. September 22 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily W. Guthrie, Sr
Carroll Circuit Court
Emily W. Guthrie, Jr
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
Notice of Administration in Carroll County Indiana
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints an administratrix for Lucy V. Oere late of Carroll County Indiana. The estate is declared solvent. The administratrix and date September 2 1931 are noted with attorneys Smith and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
Indiana
Lucy V. Oere
Estate of Abbie L Ballard Administrator Notice
Notice from the Carroll Circuit Court clerk Indiana that Charles A Ballard is administrator of the Abbie L Ballard estate, alleged insolvent. September 5, 1931. Cartwright and others listed as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A .Ballard
Cartwright
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