Delphi paper details 1927 Carroll County edition
The Delphi Citizen first lists its history as The Carroll County Citizen founded 1892 and renamed in 1924 with Edmund Parke Beadle as editor and Celia Beadle as associate editor. It notes subscription prices for Indiana and Inside Indiana and confirms Delphi post office filing.
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THE
Carroll County
Edmund Parke Beadle
Celia L. Beadle
Indiana
Delphi
Ind
E. Franklin &J. Telephone
Bryan and Prohibition Editorial Sparks Debate
An Indianapolis News editorial cites a Colorado convention voting to favor change in the Volstead law and ties Bryan to prohibition. It argues Bryan never made prohibition a political issue, notes opposition from the Prohibition party and Anti-Saloon League, and recalls his campaigns where saloon interests shaped responses.
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Indianapolis
Colorado
Jefferson
Jackson
Wilson
Bryan
Indianapolis News
William J. Bryan
The
Commoner
Prohibition Party
Anti-Saloon League
Indiana
League
Democratic Party
Prohibition
Editorial misreads Bryan and party leadership in three defeats
The article argues the News editorial misapplies Bryan by confusing his long leadership of the Democratic party with his brief post politics period. It notes Bryan guided the party through three straight presidential defeats and frames the Colorado candidate for Congress as referring to that leadership, not Bryan's later moral and religious focus.
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Bryan
Jefferson
Jackson
Wilson
Colorado
Congress
Democratic panics and the afterglow of 1893 to 1907
The article argues that panics like 1893 and 1907 occurred under Republican rule, blaming Republican leadership and praising the fed eral Reserve system. It contends Democratic claims of blame are partisan and notes agriculture’s decline amid general prosperity periods as not caused by Democrats.
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Congress
Democratic Party
Independent Voters Key to Next Election Prospects
The current political unrest drives people to abandon old party ties or stop following party lines. The Independent voter becomes crucial and must be appealed to and satisfied with the immediate outlook if the Democrats hope to win the next election.
Automobiles and Costs Remain High Despite Downward Trend
The discussion notes that while car prices are falling, overall upkeep costs stay roughly the same, underscoring ongoing financial pressure from maintenance rather than purchase price alone.
Cattle Prices Jump but Beef in Indianapolis Stands Out
Last Tuesday cattle prices rose though the gains were smaller than the strong demand for beef in Indianapolis where high quality carcasses drew attention from buyers.
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Indianapolis
The Notion of a Business Administration in Government
The piece questions the idea of a government run as a business. It cites Jefferson Lincoln Wilson and states that true government serves equal justice to all and favors none. It warns that a “business administration” invites favoritism and neglects farmers.
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Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Jefferson
Henry Warrum
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Democratic Party
Washington City
Root Hog Or Die on Prosperity Debate
The piece argues farmers’ income fell 5 percent last year from $922 to $853 while Washington reports praise prosperity. It criticizes bankers and Republican newspapers for avoiding failures and urges farmers to maintain faith, questioning continued bonuses to manufacturers and urging practical living.
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Coolidge
Washington
LaFollette’s Fight Against Concentrated Business Power
The 1908 Senator warned that seventy men controlled 1600 directorships and eight men ran railroads. The Republican National convention denied him a delegate seat, leading him to seek Independent candidacy. His critique highlighted conservative business interests and ongoing reform battles.
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LaFollette
United States
Tariff Reform in Political Climate Critique
A critical view argues the present tariff is unjust and burdensome and should be abolished, but reform is unlikely while Republicans hold power due to campaign contributions from powerful interests. The piece suggests tariff changes will come only from its allies, not as reductions.
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Republican Party
Elder Lindbergh Known for Minnesota Gubernatorial Bid
The elder Lindbergh faded from notoriety as he battled the GOP in Congress then ran for Minnesota Governor with the Nonpartisan League ticket. Big city papers gave him little exposure compared with other figures.
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Charles Lindbergh
Congress
Minnesota
Nonpartisan League
Big City
Lindbergh
Contingent Fund Increases Through Republican Rule
The piece notes the governor's contingent fund rose from 12000 under Claude Matthews to 55000 for J Frank Hanley and implies Ed Jackson exceeded them. It questions whether protection is necessary and urges farmers to vote with Democrats or that proposition against high tariff taxation.
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Claude Matthews
J. Frank Hanley
Hanley
Ed Jackson
Tariff Tax Revenue Sparks Debate Over Government Share
A tariff is described as a tax in which most proceeds do not go to the government. The remark highlights concerns about how tariff revenues are allocated and who benefits from them.
U S Chamber Tax Cut Demands Stir White House Debate
Washington reports President Coolidge backs a tax reduction sought by the U S Chamber of Commerce while GOP leaders show uncertainty on the measure. Treasury data and 1927 business failures cast doubt on broad prosperity, highlighting hard times for farmers, small manufacturers, and workers.
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Washington
Coolidge
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Hey
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of the Treasury
Harding-Coolidge
R. G. Dun & Co
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Los Angeles
John P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
Frey
Frep
Voter backs Duvall or Jackson amid River Colt remark
The piece notes one voter who would back John Duvall or Ed Jackson if the chance arose, contrasting with a tale about Thompsons colt that swam a river for a drink. The rhetoric highlights stubborn political support and a sense of opportunism.
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Thompsons Colt
John Duvall
Ed Jackson
Tax Burden Lifted by Legislature Alleged by Editor
The piece argues that the late Republican Legislature imposed new offices and higher salaries for existing officials, increasing the tax burden on the public during tax season.
Reflections of Kettle Gilliam and Pot Peters Stalemate
The remarks by Kettle Gilliam on Pot Peters color fail to move either man toward a resolution. No party makes progress as the dispute lingers with no agreement in sight.
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Kettle Gilliam
Pot Peters
Tariff Talk Sparks Frustration Over Franco American Duties
In a breezy civic note the column laments the ongoing Franco American tariff embroilment and questions the scope and impact of the duties imposed, invoking the image of Himalayan taxes to rail against the burden on cross border trade.
Commissioners Allowances List From Port Chissom Area
A partial roster shows commissioners and their allowances including Roy Hayden Horace Downs Eliza Fetterhoff Olaf Jackson Ben Felthoff and Raymond Bougher. Camden Tile Co and Charles Eskridge appear among the names with payments noted.
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Sane
Taylor Downham
Same
F. T. Hoshaw
Harry Shaffer
N. L. Allen
Fred Ferling
Albert Williams
Geo. Obear
H.-H. Hoagland
Mell Brown and Sons
Ralph_Timmons
Lyons, Samté
Camden Cement Tile ‘Co
David Wise
Bent Ayres
Ramon Kuns
Max Landis
Asker Wolf
Geo. Pullen
John Allen
Wayne Wbikenberry
Charles Gordon
Rufus Flora
Jef. Cline
Geo
Ayres
Gece Asie
W. B. Munson
Chas. Munson
Dezz. Martin
Glenn Crowell
Chas. Hoover
Henry Crée
John Person
Ben Hook
Joseph Hunter
Gale Root
Clarence Leslie
John Hurgeman
Paul Shaffer
John White
Albert’ Hall
Millard Davis
Warren Tinkle
Glen Sparks
Ross Brown
Apelin
Filmer Sibbitt
Harriconn Fellows
Miller Hardware Co
R. Tu. Shankland
Tohn Owler
Fred Flora
W. Quinn
Virgil Ferguson
Pe Chas. Kintner
Chas
Ridenour
Red Hood
Terbrook
Sink
Kirk
G. C
Toda
Emerson Wagoner
Sanegt SN
Saest
Pween Pathert
Clint Huntsinger
Fred Dudley
David Brown
Garrison
Eeeees Garrison
Mver
Richardson
Morris
Saae Parks Samé
Len Smith
Ale Fereuson
AA Pvo
Campbell
Frazier Campbell
Henry Purdue
Werman Campbell
Asa James Came
West Randolph
Pyrel Beckner
John Witter
Willard Veatch
Arthur Cohee
Charles Cohee
Armond Jones
S. Williams
A. Murnhyr
Qmer Gangloff
Albert Grant
William Gickien
Amden Cement Tile Co
Rrews Lumber Co
Ralph Hill
Russell Campbell
J. M. Roll
Leo Draper
L. W. Redding
Orval Timmons
John Lowther
Mount & Son
Joe Bahm
Ceseee Frank Lantz
Charles Poke
Jess Pearson
Amos Kuns
Lewis Pritts
Harry Pearson
William Harter
Walter Pearson
Pete Eeees
Harry Siebary
Gerson Davis
Joseph Shaffer
Joseph Crowell
Henry Hastings
John Temple
A. F. Hufford
Chas. Weaver
Chas. Wheeler
John James
George Shaffer
Velauens
Leonard Jervis
Se Woleow
Tesse Campbell
Tames Fiverett
Chalmer Loman
Cercasson C. Moore
Willis Allen
Horace Oake
Ceorge Sutton
Tohn Ludlow
Whalen
Daiald Tohn Carr
Rome
Isca
Weel Ne Hahn
Arvin
Sam Cleaver
Simeon Snaeberger
Barnard Hardware Co
Camden Cement Tile Co
Fred Blue
Tee Dillon
Ernest Snell
W. Wray
Will Johns
Crook
Crowell Wagoner
Brown
Douglass
Hylton
W. Richardson
Hester Gardner
Mike Campbell
Robert Snoeberger
Harald Tones
Tanson
Samuel Yeakley
He~ Cohee
Halaves Guckien
EL Baker & Son
Cseees
Smith
Ccsssceee
Port Chissom, Co
Roy Hayden
Horace .Downs
Eliza Fetterhoff
Olaf Jackson
Ben Felthoff
Ban Brew
Raymond Bougher
Hannell
Camden Tile Co
Charles Eskridge
Peace Bougher
Thompson
Harve Clawson
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Pearl Slater
Clyde Johnson
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Daniel Johns
Seek
Cook Degraffenreidh
G. C. Landis
James Dillon
Norman Clingenpéel
Flora Saw Mill Co
Ame
Joseph Teckle
Oaks & Minnix
Raymond Barker
Co. E. Caldwell
Loyal Landis
E. Ferrier
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J. D. Adams & Co
Shell American
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William Draper
Clark & Brim
William Heffley
Harriet Pearson
Nora Kleinman
Arthur Ritchey
Charles Davis
Robert Hodge
John Randolph
Cliona Chittick
Earl C. Haun
S.C. Snoeberger
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Chas. Billings
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Myrl Long
Hershal Moore
A. J. Clifford
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James N. Coomey
Frank Poncebaker
Elbert Deaton
W. H. Jacoby
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L. M. Pletcher, Co
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H. E. Roach
Geo. D. Hall
W. R. Quick
J. B. Dickinson & Co
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Cass County Hospital
Harry Roth
David Pratt
Wm. Wingard
Teenies A. Hilis
Delphi Journal
V. Hoover
Trollion Peieee
Akes Can
Clifford
Barnard
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Kenne Snoeberger
Quick
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M. D
Iman M. D
Waiters & Woodley
Cc. Graton
B. Hasler
Weed Eestros
Cassounty Hospital
Snoeberger
Seybold Dry Goods Co
Illat’s Pharmacy
Brewer
Tee
Bowman
Seas
Hompson, Poor
Retheard & Co
Clemons
Oaks & & Minnix
A. B. Cohee & Co
Cripe & Bell
Samte
J. Leiter
Somitwion Typewriter Co
Carroll Telephone Co
Haywood Publishing Co
Haywood Publishing
Haywoo Publishing Co
Casad
BR. Ackson
Floyd J Julien
Au Margowski
Edgar PD. Wright
Veterinary
Roy Gardner
Fs Ashba
Riley L. Sink
W. RR. Quick
Co. Health
John D. Moore
R. Thompson
James H. Obear
Roy’ M. Caldwell
Perry Rule
McFarland
Hoy ‘Musselman
Jeremiah Barnhart
Hiram! Beshear
L. EB
Anderson
Porter and Good
Leo Clark
Jack Owns
Landis
Roy, Wills
Chas. M. Harvey
Clark & Minnix
Ellis Bros
Kent & Coin
Glen Q. Smth
Wee Cowdin
Carrollounty
J. L. Whiteman
Are
Dlphi
Virginia Valli
H. G. Wells
Louise Fazenda
J. Ra
Donald
Cradie Snatchers
Mary Brian W. C. Fields
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