Red Men reject Delphi hospital plan at Indianapolis meeting
The Delphi Red Men hospital proposal was defeated by a large vote at the Great Council in Indianapolis. Delphi backers sought a $40 000 loan and a $10 000 site with 50 rooms and surgical equipment, but opposition from Indianapolis and other cities led to a near unanimous rejection.
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Red Men
Delphi
Greats Council
Indianapolis
R .B. Kern
Great Council
Redmanship
Talmat Arnold
Harry E. Reed
Arnold
Mr. Reed
Delphi Red
G O P Uses Civil War Theme in Indiana Senate Fight
Republicans push Civil War relics to warn of Democratic gains in Indiana. The piece argues such claims are unfounded and compares supposed southern influence to tariff interests in Pennsylvania New York and New England. It questions where leadership could be worse than current, framing the debate as a partisan power struggle.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Stump Out Lines Party Principles In Brief Farm Talk
A large gathering heard Mr. Kerlin explain how wealth concentrates among a few while many face reverses, blaming tariff policy and political money. Mr. Stump delivered data driven remarks on the tariff, farm relief, and election platform pledges from 1924. He stressed fairness, independent views, and presented facts from government records.
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O. S
Kerlin
Stump
Sagan Emg
Democratic Party
Mrs James Ball of Colburn Found Dead in Bed
Mrs James Ball of Colburn was found dead in bed Thursday morning. The widow of the late James B Ball she came to Indiana from Virginia and helped make Colburn a social center. Born October 22 1861 near Colburn she was twice married.
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James Ball
Colburn
Locallevies trimmed after state tax board hearing
State Tax Board reduces county revenue levy from 17 to 16 cents and gravel road repair levy from 15 to 14 cents following last Friday hearing. Credit for the reductions goes to residents including Wm. McGlynn and others in Washington and Monroe townships who petitioned.
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Wm. McGlynn
Washington Township
Monroe Township
Republican taxes under Ralston criticized in county notice
The Citizen questions the so called republican economy and asks how Carroll county benefits from lower state taxes while the area pays high auto and gas taxes. It contrasts the 40 cent rate under Ralston with the 23 cent rate proposed for next year.
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Republican Party
Ralston
Carroll County
City Marshal Appointment Sparks Applicant Rumors
Several people seek the next city marshal post while some wonder why no appointment has been made. Multiple applicants believe they will receive the post, but the people will decide and no choice has been announced.
Political Parties and Public Discourse in Delphi Citizen
A Delphi columnist argues that both major parties share similar honesty and mental caliber among their members. He rejects the notion that integrity resides in one party alone, urging balanced judgment amid national political debates and partisan rhetoric.
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Delphi Citizen
Delphi Journal
Son
Robinson
Senate
Fall Meeting of Carroll County Presbyterian Brotherhood
The Fall Meeting of the Carroll County Presbyterian Brotherhood will be held in this city next Wednesday evening. The program lists 6:30 supper, 7:30 in auditorium with invocation by Rev. J. T. Boyer, D. D. and address by Mrs. Reid McCain. John W. Findley reports on banner awarding and spring meeting invitation.
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Carroll County Presbyterian Men’s’ Brotherhood
J. T. Boyer
D. D. Solo
Reid McCain
John W. Findley
Rushene
Brotherhood
Watson’s long bid marked by party weakness at polls
Commentators critique Mr. Watson’s political record with Adams labeling him the Achilles heel of the party for nearly two decades. They note he has never carried the party to strength at the polls, reflecting continued electoral underperformance.
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Watson-Robincon
Tigeenceteggheras Gray Phlet
Watson
Lady Wilson
Adams
Unclear碎 fragmentary notes from political archive
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Senator Arthur Robinson in Indianapolis and a Protestant family sentiment, with fragmented phrases like He is Pavorable and Dry. The legible content is insufficient to establish a full event, date, or clear outcome.
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Watson
Arthur Robinson
Indianapolis
Breeze Farm Move Noted in 19th Century Family History
A fragment notes a family moving to Carroll County to what is now the Breeze farm west of Pittsburg and refers to events on October 31, 1867, involving a woman and her two brothers and parents.
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Carroll County
Pittsburg
Tax Cuts Amid Gas and Auto Taxes Highlight 1926 Distribution
A June 1926 distribution note shows Carroll county reducing taxes while noting large payments in gas and auto taxes. The statement emphasizes the overall tax burden and government receipts during the period.
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Carroll County
Interest centers in race for senator in Indiana
The text notes voters distrust following D. C. Stephenson era, with Indiana's senate race featuring Albert Stump opposing Watson and Evans Woollen opposing Robinson. Republicans blame Democrats for the mess, while county registrations and absentee voting rise amid local township concerns and appointment drives.
Reed Probes Activities of Klan
Senator Reed opened a Chicago inquiry into Klan activities amid Indiana political disputes with Thomas Adams. On Wednesday Hugh Emmons testified under oath revealing many plans including Klan marching on the White House if Watson is elected, with further details continued on page four.
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Indiana
Thomas Adams
Chicago
Senator Reed
Reed
Hugh
Pat” Emmons
Cyclops
South Bend
Ind
Watson
County levy affects bridge funding offset by small tax increase
The county trims a $40 000 figure to $29 500 and notes the reduction is offset by a 3 cent per dollar levy increase for the bridge. This raises questions about campaign accuracy and the annual cost to residents.
C C Crampton Auction Notice for Kokomo
An auction notice lists C C Crampton as the principal party with details indicating a sale in Kokomo on Thursday. The readable fragments outline property or assets to be offered and the sale timetable.
Campaign Echoes in Bain and Mena Alliances
Fragmentary notes discuss political maneuvering and coalition ties during a campaign era. Names and places are unclear, but the draft hints at strategic alignments shaping outcomes for local leaders involved in ongoing political contests.
Rate Changes Under Two Administrations
The article compares tax rates, noting 40 cents during the Ralston administration and 23 cents the next year. It states the 40 cent rate would not raise more than $12,000,000 from all sources, with details attributed to the Jackson administration.
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Ralston
Hiram Visits Mary in Moonlit North Carolina Scene
Hiram traveled four miles over the Smokies to call on Mary at her log cabin. They sat on a bench, the moonlight shaping their quiet exchange before Mary's mother intruded with a call.
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Hiram
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