Sugar politics clash in Louisiana as Long targets tariff allies
In Louisiana a fight emerges against sugar Senators linked to Republican tariff policies. Governor Huey P. Long presses Sen Randall’s alignment with high tariff bills, portraying it as protection for profiteers. The piece notes sugar tax gains small nationwide and calls out bipartisan voting patterns in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Randall
U. S
Broussard
Washington
Political realignment themes sweep across states
The piece discusses possible Senate shifts as Republicans resist liberal influence, labor fights intensify in Louisiana and beyond, and Democrats back Norris in Nebraska while facing contests in Idaho Michigan Colorado Georgia North Carolina Illinois and more. It links these contests to broader issues like the Hawley Smoot tariff and labor rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Louisiana
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Smth
Couzens
Michigan
North Carolina
Overman
Illinois
James Hamilton Lewis
Mark Hanna
Dred Scott
International Tariff War and Soviet Trade Demands
A Manchester Guardian Moscow letter reports Soviet demands for US recognition before trade, citing Za Industrializasia and Economichiskaya Zhizn urging prearranged orders and equal rights. It notes possible transfer of Soviet orders to British firms if US access remains limited and critiques tariff protection and its job losses, recalling Henry Watterson’s 1892 stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Manchester Guardian
Russia
United States
Guardian
Za Industrializasia
Eeconomichiskaya Zhizn
America
Europe
Congress
Henry Watterson
Chicago
Slavery and Prohibition as Unavoidable Constitutional Questions
The text argues that central liberties cannot be silenced in a democratic republic. It notes slavery emerged as a persistent, eventually acute issue as early government faced political reluctance for a direct clash. It then analogizes prohibition as another fundamental question likely to demand resolution.
Prohibition Referendum Debate Faces Political Maneuvering
The piece argues politicians dodge a direct vote on the Eighteenth Amendment and enforcement, fearing a dry majority may be exposed. It criticizes wet and dry factions and the Anti-Saloon League influence, urging a prompt final decision to end the ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
Congress
Anti-Saloon League
Hoover’s shift and the party line in 1920s criticism
The writer argues Hoover abandoned the Wilson era Dem stance by joining Harding and Coolidge cabinets and aligning with Republican power. It claims popular reform promises failed, tariff power shifted away from Congress, and Hoover became a reactionary unsupported by voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Harding
Coolidge
Cooldige
Mellons
Grundies
Kansas City
Congress
Tariff Commission
Republican Party
Wilson Democrat
New Anti Subversion Fund Backed by Military Leaders
Indianapolis Times reports a new National Defense Life Insurance Company and its foundation intend to combat communism and pacifism through a fund sourced from first premiums. Retired generals and admirals back the effort led by Major General Hesey, with Rear Admiral Coontz as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense Life Insurance Company
National Defense Foundation
Life
Foundation
Army
Navy
District of Columbia
Ward
Main
California
Mark L. Hesey
R. E. Coontz
Naval Operations
Radicalism and free speech under attack in wartime rhetoric
The piece argues against combining war on radicals with forehanded defense of dependents while warning that suppressing speech harms democratic freedom. It notes few Communists, ongoing defense spending, and cites Palmer raids, anti-syndicalism laws, Whalen, and Fish Committee actions as examples of overreach. A calm alternative calls for addressing injustices and discontent without silencing dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Department of Justice
A. Mitchell Palmer
Whalen
New York
Fish Committee
House
Norris Campaign Cost Reveals Nebraska Nomination Battle
George W. Norris spent about $2,600 in his successful bid for the Nebraska senatorial nomination. He faced opposition from a well funded and influential organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Landis
Indianapolis Times
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Naval treaty viewed as minor issue amid aviation urgency
The senate discussion on the naval pact drew little public interest. Observers note that aviation already renders the treaty largely irrelevant, as air power has displaced battleships the pact aims to regulate, making the issue seem like much ado about nothing beyond Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
District of Columbia
Tuberculosis Clinic Set for Delphi on Sept 30
The Tuberculosis Association schedules a Delphi clinic on Tuesday Sept 30 with Dr J H Stugall conducting examinations and inviting physicians to bring their patients for conference. Home nursing visits will be offered for patients lacking a regular physician or whose doctor wishes care at home. Follow up care is emphasized with periodic returns for active, arrested, and other cases as directed by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
J. H. Stugall
Stugall
Tuberculosis ‘Association
Why We Eat Beyond Hunger in Modern Life
The article argues eating stems from a body of needs beyond hunger, highlighting energy, growth, and bodily maintenance. It contrasts energy from fats with the obesity risk, notes fats give high energy in cold climates, and praises carbohydrates and milk as healthier overall food options.
Potatoes Grower Predicts Strong Season Near Burrows
G M Frost of a farm south of Burrows reports eleven acres of potatoes with an early June planting. He notes timely rains improved stands and expects an exceptionally good yield despite the harsh weather earlier in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Frost
Burrows
Mr. Frost
Commissioners Allowances List for September Term
A partial roster lists commissioners and allowances for the September term. Names include Riley L. Link Stee tor A. W. Jackson Robert Wolverton Luther Cahee Emerson Spivey Roy Mullendore H. Casa Earl J. Newman Virgil Wolverton Wilbur Doolittle Frank Galloway Herbert Million Clarence Le Seeta Otto Tim Walter Coble Fisher John Bates John Dilling Forest Redding O Allison Charles Wheeler Fred Martin Lawrence Stark and others with indicated sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley L. Link Stee Tor Earn
A. W. Jackson
Robert Wolverton
William Fang
Lumber Co
Luther’ Cahee
Emerson Spivey
Roy
Mullendore
H. Casa
Earl J. Newman
Herbert Million
West Gusset
Clarence le
Charles Ditara
Otto Tim Walter
Coble Seabee
Fisher
John Bates
Geret
John
Dilling
Forest
Carroll County 1930 commissioners allowances list
Auditor J L Whiteman certifies Carroll County Indiana allowances approved at the September term 1930. The record itemizes payments to individuals and firms including Myer, Camden Lumber Co, Miller Hardware, Standard MME, Delphi Ice Coal, The New York Store, Carroll County Farm Bureau, Mount & Son, and many others with specific amounts totaling for services and supplies. This official copy records expenditures and names the payees and amounts as approved by the county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Landis
Oregon Crume
Clark & Brim
Madison Township Trust
Teman Ui
Ruby Iteman Iis
Irvin M. Flora
C.as Bailey
Alma’ R. Pierce
Burnside
E.tyrae Ool
Mazegarti
Ae Kerlin
Yas de Sumem Coo
BMS Acoso Csco
Morris Ayres
Jesse R. Clawson
Rage A. I. Downing
A. L. Downing
Poor Williams Renchase de Abhet Ac Snr L. Pletcher
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Mount & Son
Standard
MME
Mecoc Sis
Cca
Harry EB. Roach
George D. Hall
Delphi Ice Coal & Supply Co
Scalion
Quick & Clifford
Blythe & Son
Samuel F. Brown
New York Store
Frank Houser
Frank Miller
George Vaughan
Carrie Vaughan
W. B. Wason & Co
Adams
E. L. MecHardie
L. D. Boyd
Frank . Larimore
Kent & Cowdin
Charles E. Baker
Barons Adding Machine Co
Treasurer Fair Association
Voorhees, &Thomas
Sant. Browning
Francis Wilson
Russell, L. Parker
Charles M. Harvey
L. P. Cavett & Co
Indianapolis
Carroll Telephone Co
Delphi
Bebra Baling Co
Hayway Co
Clarence ‘W. Hunter
John W. Kerlin
Board Childrens Guardians
Indiana Service Corp
Charles F. Davis
Russell L. Parker
I. J. L. Whiteman
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Yeoman Tax Levy Notice For Carroll County Indiana 1930
Taxpayers are warned of proposed levies by the Civil Town of Yeoman. At the September 15 1930 meeting the trustees review the town funds budget estimate 1330.00 dollars and compute taxes needed for the current year including net taxable 102 830.00 and proposed levy 1333.54 with trustees Ellis Clyde C Julien George Hamill and clerk J W Kennard named.
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Yeoman
Carroll County
Indiana
Board OF ‘Trustees
Eeee General Fund
Inco
Eae
Ieee
Paneth Etlakalne
Deidre Twat
Ee Tax
Poounty
Papel Prember
State
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Edmund Parke Beadle
Celial Beadle
Social Democratic
Franklin St
Frank Mayer, SR
South Bend
Floyd E. Williamson
William Staren
Scottsburg
George C. Cole
Lawrenceburg
Roneenie Court
William E. Treanor
Bloomington
Curtis W. Roll
Harry L. Matlock
Albert A. Never
John H. Hamling
Jason L. White
Orvel C. Schock
Samuel R. Dyer
Charles W. Hargraves
Jake F. Harness
Pearl O. Johnson
William O. Hughes Morgan S. Dasher
Newman Viney Orin M. Wagoner
Monroe
Wilbur Lane
Rock Creek
Earl Stewart Tippecanoe
Urd Washington Edna Yeager
Oklahoma
Gore
Murray
Ifotato Prospects
Ceeps
H. D
Hinks
Bob ‘Hinkle Bittees
E. Oswal
Eee
Ewe
Ee West
Eda
Myer
Charles Gee
Fred Hood
J. BE. Walker
Jos
Camden Lumber Co
Lewis Aa. Myer
Zed Hendrix
Robert Myer
Miller
Spoxer
Frank Myer
Stark Peters
Everett Jackson
Roy Conway
Rosa Crumes
Dalta Myer
Wilber Woo Soar J. Hi. Taylor
G. A. Balser
Frank Thompson
Ena W. H. Isenhour
Sears
W. A. Kite
Ze Leslie Heffley
Aie Aa Lane Istookli Ose M
Hanrahan
John McCouch
E. Law ‘Virgel
Barnard Lumber Co
Miller Hardware
Harry Maxwell
Ora Slate
Charley Hendrix
Fred Shaefer
Willard Aikens
Dan. Trobaugh
John Ward
Clinton. Kitts
John Herron
Chas. Weidner
Camden Cement Tile
Budrow
Scott Clark
Oaks
Harry R. Maxwell
Metzger Lumber Co
Camden Cement Tile Co
Randle
Eas
L. W. Redding
Icsat
J. L. Whiteman
Aumuwilis Muubsu
Ane
Kee
Roa
Ae Ellis
Clyde C. Julien
George Hamil
Trustees
J.W. Kennard
Ows
Tubby
Mouiz Fish
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