Delphi Newspaper History and Publication Details 1927
The Delphi paper shows historic lineage from The Delphi Times to The Delphi Citizen and notes Carroll County affiliation. Editor Edmund Parke Beadle runs the operation from 114 E Franklin St with Celia L Beadle as associate editor. Thursday edition dated October 13, 1927.
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Carroll County
Delphi Citizen
Ind
Indiana
Delphi
Postoffice
Pepeunas
Edmund Parke Beadle
Celia
L. Beadle
E. Franklin St
Real leadership needed in Indiana Democratic clash
A column argues Attorney General Gilliam overstated Democratic ties to Stephensonism and urges Chairman Peters to lead a militant anti super government crusade. It labels Stephenson a Texas Democrat by origin but notes his Indiana leadership differs, calling for open internal fights and new leaders.
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Gilliam
Peters
Democratic State Committee
Stephenson
Ohio River
Indianapolis
Indiana
Democratic Party
Debates Irrigation Push Faces Indiana Farm Grounds
The Indianapolis News questions large scale irrigation plans in the Columbia Basin and argues against spending 193 million dollars to irrigate 1.224 million acres, noting Indiana already has ample uncultivated land and farmers face low prices and profits.
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Indianapolis News
Far West
Congress
Columbia Basin
Washington
Indiana
Mississippi
New England
Lincoln and Wilson Compared in National Leadership Debate
A historical remark argues the country may require leaders akin to Lincoln and Wilson, suggesting parallel qualities are needed to steer through crisis and reform. The line frames a debate on enduring presidential virtues and policy direction.
Why Free Trade Is Inevitable
The Manchester Guardian cites American exporters distressed by France’s new tariffs amid talks of a new commercial treaty. It argues free trade reflects an enduring truth and cites David A. Wells’s prophecy that tariff protection would fade, noting the US burden of isolationist policy and the superiority of unfettered markets.
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Manchester Guardian
New York
America
France
United States
David Amgs Wells
David A. Wells
Republican Party
China
Spain
First Democratic Candidate Franks Dailey for Governor
A political notice endorses Frank Dailey as Democratic candidate for governor, noting his past prosecutions and appeal to voters. It suggests other Democrats may enter a fair, open race and calls for party machinery to avoid interference to help capable young leaders win statewide office.
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Frank Dailey
Senate
Dailey
Indiana
Newberry
Democratic Party
Prosperity Breeds Tyrants Warns M E Tracey
M E Tracey argues Americans ignore invasions of constitutional liberties and warns against overused labels Reds Radical Bolshevist. He cites Bertrand Russell saying Bolshevism is not threat but Fascism alarms advanced nations as Mussolini touted as patron saint of good business.
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M. E. Tracey
Bertrand Russell
Russia
Mussolini
Billy Sunday Faces Political Run and Public Skepticism
The evangelist Billy Sunday is noted for success in religion but faces scrutiny and doubt as he contemplates a presidential bid. Observers warn that pursuing office brings political risk and possible opposition beyond religious circles.
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Billy Sunday
Billy
Fragmentary prompt yields no clear headline
The readable fragments do not provide a coherent event or identities to summarize into a news item.
Young Colonel Roosevelt's Outburst Roils New York Politics
The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Al Smith in 1924 New York politics. Roosevelt Jr stormed the state GOP with a harsh attack on Smith, drawing mixed reactions from Republican leaders who fear harming Smith's presidential bid. Farrago of party tensions and electoral stakes described.
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Theodore Kee Jr
al. Smith
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
New York
Coolidge
Smith
John W. Davis
Roosevelt
Rocheste
al Smith
Washington
Bravery Not Bravado in Air Travel Outlook
The piece argues aircraft have shown both value and risk, urging cautious, staged advancement. It notes speed passions can mislead, cites Raphael’s East Indies flight as a model of planned routes, and warns against entering high risk air spaces. It calls for vigilance, skill, and prudent limits to prevent misfortune.
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Manchester Guardian
Puck
Raphael
East Indies
Atlantic
Republican Papers Face Scrutiny Over Governor Candidate Pick
A Tippecanoe County Democrat column argues Republican outlets overemphasize the Democratic governor candidate while their own party’s primary selections faltered, labeling the situation a public miscue.
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Tippecanoe County
Industry and pace clash spark in civic proverb
A fragment contemplates industry as a challenger to nature and a playful jab at rising prices for common goods like beet sugar and lemons. The speaker warns that pace itself invites competition and even challenges divine order.
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Jon
Democratic Strength Needed to Upset Next Year
A political opinion noting that Democrats must display significant strength beyond Republican weakness to win next year, emphasizing a broad, sustained effort across campaigns and voters.
Indiana Race Makes Promising to Be Good Difficult
The remark notes the growing challenge in Indiana to obtain a candidate who will promise to perform well if elected. It highlights skepticism about campaign pledges and governance expectations in the state.
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Indiana
Republican Party Keeps Trust With Voters Cited
The GOP points to a long record of loyalty, arguing it has never betrayed a trust.
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Republican Party
Tax discourse marks tariff as symptom of wider fiscal trend
In a period of Republican leadership critics argue that tariffs symbolize broad tax-like charges. The remark frames taxation as pervasive across policy, reflecting the era's economic strategy and public sentiment.
Mills exposes graft in prohibition enforcement under Coolidge era
Washington reports Major Chester P. Mills, former prohibition administrator for the second federal district, accuses the Coolidge era of political interference, graft, and spoils-system control over enforcement. He cites pressure from Ogden L. Mills, Charles Hilles, Samuel Koenig, and others to reinstate crooked underlings and grant patronage.
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Washington
Chester P. Mills
Federal District
New York City
Hudson Valley
Long Island
Connecticut
Major Mills
Albert L. Mills
West Point
Cuba
Philippines
France
General Andrews
the Treasury
Andrews
Ogden L. Mills
Congress
New York
Treasury
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Samuel Koening
Congressman Mills
The
Samuel Koenig
Mills
Tilson
House
Koening
Hilles
Livingston,t
King’s County
Brooklyn
Republican Committee
Samuel Gross
Kilbuck Comedy and Drama at K. of C. Hall Oct 12 13
Kilbuck of the Co. I. and L. Railroad presents a comedy and drama at the K. of C. hall on October 12 and 13. Admission 15 and 35 cents. 32-26.
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Kilbuck
Co. I. & L. Railroad
K. of C. Hall
Cooper Carbonate for treating wheat
A brief notice references Cooper Carbonate used for wheat treatment with mentions of ELL and ORR 2. The fragment suggests a product or method but lacks clear context or dates. Further readable details are needed for a precise card.
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Cooper Carbonate
ELL
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate in Carroll County Indiana
The Carroll Circuit Court commissioners will sell in private vendue at Delphi on October 31 1927 at 10 00 A M two tracts totaling 144 28 acres The sale is by order in Nel lie Foreman et al vs J Dewey Zinn et al terms include one third cash and balance in two notes bearing 6 percent interest with taxes for 1927-28 The sale is subject to court approval and current taxes read aloud by the listing commissioners C H Wills Glen I Miller James O Obear and others.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Nellie Foreman
J. Dewey Zinn
James O. Obear
Delphi
Indiana
Carroll County
Township 26
Rock Creek Presbyterian Church
C H. Wills
Kokomo
Glen I. Miller
Logansport
Ind
Ownership Statement For The Delphi Citizen
Ownership of The Delphi Citizen at Delphi Indiana lists Edmund P Beadle as owner and editor. Bondholders and security holders holding one percent or more include Henry B Wilson of Delphi. Sworn before Notary Harry E Reed on October 4 1927. commission expires May 29 1931.
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Delphi
Indiana
Edmund P. Beadle
Henry B. Wilson
Harry E. Reed
Notice of Drainage Report Filing in Carroll County
Public notice states a report recommending a drainage system along a defined route in Carroll County Indiana is filed for hearing. It names many landowners and parties, sets a hearing date of November 7 1927 before commissioners, and specifies the drainage construction will affect areas around Middle Fork and related channels.
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Arthu
Drain Riley
Andrew An
A. A
J . Jmiller
Drainage CO
M. Chittick
Margaret. Earhart
Sarah
T. Luper
Howard
John T. Unger
J. Boyle
John YJ
G. L
Paris
Margaret
McCune
William A. Bozworgh
Sylvester A. Austin
J. Singer
Elizabeth D. Roinda
Mary J,binson
William A. Rigbinson
Elizabeth . Robinson
Arme M. Robertson
Lee Elf—s .Mageart
Miriam G
Oliver V.4pullen
Mary Larkin
Ernest
E. Butcher
Carroll County
Indiana
Carroll _County
Thance
Worth
E.st
Camisounty
Notice of Administration for Carroll County Estate
The notice states that the Circuit Court of Carroll County appoints an executor for the estate of Winnie S. Scott who is deceased. The executor is Carl W. Smith, designated as administrator with will or without, in the Last Will of Carroll County. The filing appears in the Carroll Circuit Court records with the date September 26. Attorney listed.
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Circuit Court of Court of Carroll
Diana
Winnie S
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Last Minute
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Pedding
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Carroll
Arthur M.chi
Ick, ET AL
Petitioner
Hanna & Hall
James O. Obéar
S Aeceaseu
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E Carroll
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Delphi, Indiana
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