Delphi Times 1927 Newspaper Listing and Editorial Staff
The Delphi Times announces its history dating to 1843 and notes it became the Delphi Citizen in 1924. Edmund Parke Beadle is editor and business manager with Celia L Beadle as associate editor and official Carroll County paper. Subscription prices listed for Indiana and outside Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Times
Carroll County
Delphi Citizen
Edmund Parke Beadle
Celia L. Beadle
Indiana
Delphi
Ind
E. Franklin
Horses and Automobiles Shape a Debating Era
A writer notes an exhibition of horses drawing strong youth interest despite fewer animals. He contrasts horse value with autos, argues tractors won’t replace horses entirely, and predicts rising horse value from economic and practical factors. The piece laments rising traffic deaths and calls for stricter, swift enforcement to reduce fatalities.
Lincoln’s horse on the highway endures in memory
The article notes that while the horse has faded from public view, it remains among farm scenes and may reappear on the highway soon. It likens the sentiment to Lincoln's idea that a moment to speculate has passed, yet the horse endures in rural life and may become more common again.
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Lincoln
When Will A Safer Future Arrive
A pondering editorial questions when life will feel reasonably safe again and what signs would indicate such a time. The piece weighs present dangers against hopeful milestones and urges patience and collective action.
Broken party loyalties sift through postwar politics
The essay argues that after the Civil War the Republican party shifted from Jeffersonian ideals toward plutocratic aims, fueled by wartime hatreds. It notes voter bias, exposure of scandals, and a hope that independents and party members may unite on honesty and progress beyond old enmities.
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Alexander Hamilton
Republican Party
Credit Mobilier
Harding
Coolidge
Washington City
Indianapolis
Stephenson-Jackson- Wald-Watson
Robinson
Editorial mixed views on McCray and Jackson comparison
An Indianapolis Times editorial is reprinted here noting the striking contrast between Ex-Governor Warren McCray and Governor Jackson. It argues McCray, once wealthy, faced downfall due to farm-value declines and dubious methods, and that many now sympathize, urging a tempered view of his conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Times
McCray
Jackson
Lucerferan
Warren McCray
And They Must Pay Us
A political opinion piece critiques American postwar attitudes and trade. It quotes the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette on Senator Arthur R. Robinson and ponders paramount issues facing Indiana Republicans. It raises questions about Stephenson era graft and campaign finance.
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Republican Picknickers
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
United States
Arthur R. Robinson
Indiana
Robinson
Ralston
David C. Stephenson
Noblesville
Ed Jackson
D. C
Jackson
Stephenson
Warren T. McCray
McCray
Republican
Silence on 1923 governor incident from Indianapolis Times
The Indianapolis Times revisits the December 8 1923 office incident involving Governor McCray. It argues Governor Jackson should speak to resolve questions about Ed Jackson, George W Coffin and alleged offers to influence prosecutions. It warns silence harms public confidence and pressures accountability.
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Indianapolis Times
McCray
Jackson
the Times
Ed Jackson
George W. Coffin
Stephenson
Bossert
Coffin
Evans
Dragon
Times
The
Tariff debate and farm impact in early Indiana rhetoric
A Washington letter analyzes the tariff as a tool to raise prices for domestic goods while sparing some farm products. It argues many farmers gain little direct benefit, face higher costs for clothing and tools, and must cut spending. The piece references Wilson policy in the Philippines and Indiana political scandals as context.
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Washington
Congress
Trent Says Light Car Promises Value Compared to Expensive Models
A brief teaser notes that in a few days a light car will debut promising quality rivaling cars costing twice as much, promising strong value and real car performance.
Estate of Ziba A Brown final settlement notice
Notice to heirs creditors and legatees that Earl E Brown administrator has filed final account in Carroll Circuit Court Delphi Indiana and will be examined September 2 1927. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear with cause shown why account should not be approved. Clerk Floyd J Julien. Hanna Hall attorneys.
Notice of final settlement in Minnie B. Shortridge estate
In the Carroll Circuit Court September Term 1927 Ireneus Shortridge as administrator has filed his account and vouchers for final settlement. A examination is set for September 21 1927 at which heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Floyd J. Julien Clerk. Boyd and Julien Attorneys for Administrator. August 30 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie B. Shortridge
Carroll Circuit Court
Ireneus Shortridge
Circuit Court
Carroll Circuit
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
Boyd
Notice of Administration for Dallas B. Appleton Estate
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Cora Appleton administratrix of the estate of Dallas B. Appleton, deceased, Carroll County Indiana. Hanna and Hall, Attorneys. September 3, 1927.
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Carroll Circuit
Carroll County
Indiana
Dallas B. Appleton
Cora Appleton
Hanna & Hall
Attys
Administratrix appointed for Allen Blickenstaff estate
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Olive G Blickenstaff administratrix of the Allen Blickenstaff estate, late of Carroll County Indiana, believed to be solvent. Hanna and Hall are attorneys for the estate. August 22, 1927.
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Carroll Circuit
Carroll County
Indiana
Allen Blickenstaff
Eccase
Olive G. Blickenstaff
Hanna & Hall
Administratrix Files Account in Rufus W. Fouts Estate
Notice to heirs and creditors announces Mary A. Fouts has filed an account for the estate of Rufus W. Fouts deceased. The circuit court in Delphi, Indiana, sets October 3 for examination and to show cause why the account should not be approved. Filed September 7. Floyd J. Julien, Clerk. Hanna & Hall attorneys for administratrix.
Estate of William E Barr final settlement in Carroll Circuit
In the Carroll Circuit Court the estate of William E Barr, deceased, is set for final settlement. Carroll County Loan & Trust Co as administrator has filed its account and vouchers and the court will examiner the account on September 26 1927. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. (Seal) 28-81 Floyd J Julien Clerk Pollard Cartwright Wason Attorneys for Estate
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William E. Barr
Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County Loan & Trust Co
William Ki.’ Barr
Circuit Court
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
Pollard
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Europe
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Philippines
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Dudley
David Harum
Senator
Democratic Party of
Cowdins
Cooper Carbonate
Elless & Orr
Ziba A. Brown
Carroh
Earl E. Brown
ETUC
Rufus W. Fouts
Mary A. Fouts
Hanna & Hall Attorneys For Administratrix
Red Cross Drug Store
Cass
Carroll, Miami
Howard Counties
County Agent’s Office
Delphi, Indiana
Ricardo Cortez
Barbara Bedford
Lon Chaney
Russia
Olive Borden
Richard DIX
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