Indiana Democratic State Ticket List Named
The ticket lists Governor Carleton B. McCulloch of Indianapolis and Lt Governor Lew M. O Ban non Corydon with Secretary of State Arthur J. Hamrick Clayton Auditor Robert Bracken Frankfort Treasurer Harry L Arnold Gary Attorney General Harvey Harmon Princeton Superintendent Samuel L Scott Jeffersonville Reporter Supreme John W Kern Indianapolis Judge Supreme Court First District Geo K Denton Evansville Judge Supreme Court Fourth District John H Aiken Ft Wayne Appellate Court Second District Valentine Livengood Covington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton B. McCulloch
Indianapolis
Lew M. O'Bannon
Corydon
Arthur J. Hamrick
Clayton
Robert Bracken
Frankfort
Harry L. Arnold
Gary
Harvey Harmon
Princeton
Samuel L. Scott
Jeffersonville
John W. Kern
Supreme Court
First District
Geo. K. Denton
Evansville
John H. Aiken
Ft. Wayne
Valentine Livengood
Covington
Local Government Ticket Listing Official Roles
Congress James P. Davis of Ko komo serves as joint senator with Cecil Draper. James Reeder of Camden is joint representative. Wm. C. Smith of Delphi is judge, John Rothrock of Monticello is prosecutor, Floyd Julien is clerk, Wm. Ashba treasurer, Blanche Calvert recorder, Joseph Sink sheriff, Charles R. Thompson surveyor. Commissioners: 1st District Charles Sanderson. 3rd District Wm. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
James P. Davis
Kokomo
Cecil Draper
Cutler
James Reeder
Camden
Wm. C. Smith
Delphi
John Rothrock
Monticello
Floyd Julien
Wm. Ashba
Blanche Calvert
Joseph
Cab) Sink
Charles R. Thompson
Conner
H. Y. Mullin
Rockfield
Charles Sanderson
Wm. Wright
Election outcomes shape Congress and reform prospects
The piece analyzes how a Coolidge win would yield a Republican majority in Congress opposed to the president on major issues, a Davis victory likely secures a Democratic majority that supports reform, and a La Follette win prevents a party majority in both chambers. It notes Senate constraints and a potential four year deadlock if Battling Bob enters the White House.
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Coolidge
Congress
Davis
la Follette
Senate
House of Representatives
Bob
White House
Legislative Branch
Farmers urged choices in presidential election
The piece warns farmers that reform requires action by Congress and the president. It argues Coolidge would entrench discrimination against agriculture, La Follette is a protest vote, and Davis represents rebuke and reform for a square deal in farming. Davis is urged as the viable path to relief.
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la Follette
Middle West
Congress
White House
Capital
Coolidge
Davis
John W. Davis
Indiana Voters Face Republican Campaign and State Critique
The passage criticizes Indiana state government over four years as costly and corrupt. It argues Ed Jackson is the Republican gubernatorial candidate and suggests the state's electoral vote will favor the Democratic national ticket led by Coolidge and Dawes, though Indiana voters are urged to respond to perceived outrages.
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Indiana
Washington
Indiana State House
Republican Party
Ed Jackson
Commonwealth
Coolidge
Dawes
Jackson
Indiana voters urged to beware of Coolidge campaign
The editorial warns Indiana residents against trusting the Republican push for four more years, arguing four years of Jackson would ruin the state. It criticizes the lens law saga, the payroll of 124 in Jackson’s machine, and ongoing battles between the Highway Commission and State Board of Accounts plus calls for accountability and potential resignations.
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Republican State Committee
Ed Jackson
Indiana
Jackson
Republican
Republican Committee
Dollings
State Highway Commission
State Board of Accounts
Schlensker
Department of
Highway Commission
New York
Governor Branch
Board of Accounts
McCulloch Outlines Indiana State Issues in Debate
Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch discusses state issues and proposes government plans to Indiana voters. Ed Jackson runs a series of quiet hours and offers no statements.
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Carleton B. McCulloch
Indiana
Ed Jackson
Indiana Republicans to honor Beveridge with single committee
The article notes Mr. Beveridge offering aid to Indiana Republicans. A motion to appoint Harry S. New as a one person committee to thank Beveridge is recorded. It comments on the party’s fear of Ed Jackson and remarks on Indiana politics and national figures.
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Beveridge
Indiana
Harry S. New
Stambol, Istambol and Constant in Istanbul History
The text explains that Stambol is the Turkish name for Constantinople, used for the southern section by the Golden Horn, distinct from Christian Constantinople to the north. It notes Byzantium's site and landmarks like St Sophia Mosque and the Seraglio, with Christian Constantinople described as a major commercial quarter.
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Constantinople
Golden Horn
Byzantium
St. Sophia
Seraglio
Istambol
Kansasity” Star
Adjutant Bird Scavenges in East Indian Habitat
The adjutant bird is described as a voracious carrion eater, a large East Indian stork standing up to six feet tall with a 14 foot wingspan. It features a naked head skin and a neck pouch, with black or ash colored plumage used for marabou feathers. It feeds on frogs, fish, reptiles.
Jesus Heals a Leper and Calls for Faith
A lesson on Mark 1 40 45 shows Jesus healing a leper after prayer in the morning. The narrative notes the leper’s plea for cure, Jesus compassion, immediate healing, and the risk of spreading news hindering preaching.
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Jesus
Peter
Andrew
James
John
Capernaum
Galilee
Father
Christ
Moses
Candor of a Child Reveals God in Daylight
A concise meditation on childlike honesty as a clear perception of the divine, quoting Renan. The reflection underscores innocence as a profound revelation of beauty and spirituality.
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Renan
God Owns Man Possesses and Controls
Baptist Standard reflects on stewardship, stating humans are God's stewards and possessions are under divine oversight. The piece emphasizes duty, moral use of resources, and accountability to God.
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Baptist Standard
Life Life is Meant for Work Not Ease
A compact aphorism attributed to Kingsley emphasizes diligent labor over comfort, framing life as a vocation rather than a leisure pursuit. The quote elevates work as a guiding principle for daily conduct and purpose.
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Kingsley
Varieties of pencils beyond ordinary leads
The article notes pencils come in over fifty varieties including hard and soft leads and colors. It highlights additional pencil types made for distinct purposes that are rarely purchased by the general buyer.
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Sean
Sherwood Faces Republican Clash Over Superintendent Ticket
The campaign sees educators demand Dean Sherwood’s removal from the Republican ticket for superintendent of public instruction. Protests follow charges of issuing false certificates and a committee report. The governor declines to name Sherwood, leaving a vacancy and a Republican nominee the administration won’t endorse.
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Wald
Republican State Committee
Dean Sherwood
Sherwood
Burris
Muncie State Normal School
L. N. Hines
The
Terre Haute State Normal
Republican Party
Republican Committee
Indiana
Real Estate Transfers From Last Week
Compiled by Harry Arnold in Delphi Indiana. Transfers include Robert L. Dillon et al to Charles R. Pollard for 80 acres in Carrollton Township at $1.00 and Charles R. Pollard to Minnie A. Dillon for 80 acres in Carrollton Township. Mary E. Morrow to Lewis F. Sales for lots 65 and 66 in West Delphi at $1.00. William T. Collins et ux to William H. Chapman lot 3 West in Burlington and other Burlington real estate recorded at $1.00.
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Harry Arnold
Delphi
Indiana
Robert L. Dillon
Charles R. Pollard
Carrollton
Minnie A. Dillon
Mary E. Morrow
Lewis F
West Delphi
William T. Collins
William H.chapman
Burlington
Classification of Band Instruments: Reed and Brass Distinctions
The text explains that wind instruments with reeds like saxophone clarinet oboe bassoon and flageolet are reed instruments, while those blown directly without reeds are brass instruments. It notes the common distinctions shown by the terms brass, wood and reed.
Clean wholesome news weekly feature in the Citizen
The Citizen invites readers to subscribe for a weekly roundup of wholesome local news. It highlights community stories, family friendly features, and positive profiles. Subscriptions secure ongoing access to these heartening reports.
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the Citizen
Fly Free Date Set For Wheat Sowing In Carroll County
County Agent announces Sept 27 as the fly free date for sowing wheat in Carroll County Indiana. Hessian fly damage reduced where sowing is delayed. Also notes entry blanks for County Fair, needlework judging Oct 7, and livestock market inspection trip Sept 23 with Purdue Extension. Swine Day at Purdue planned with 16 hog lots on feed and legume pasture benefits.
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J. J. Davis
Entomology Department
Purdue
Carroll County
Chas. Schnepp
County
Court House
Carrie Cox
Geo. A. Scroggy
Frankfort
Indiana
Scroggy
Cox
Scott Meiks
Producers Commission Company
Purdue University
Indianapolis
Producers Commission
Union Stock Yards
H. E. Ackerson
Pur
Re Naming Opals as Iridots in Australia
South Australia considers marketing precious opals under the name iridots derived from the Greek rainbow, aiming to counter superstition and expand appeal amid global interest in the stones.
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Europe
South Australia
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Homeritus
Peiple Ind
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Thieme & Schuessler Co
Daylight
Lafayette, Indiana
Sunshine
Peggy Paris
Albert J. Beveridge
McCulloch
Wisconsin
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Jesus Making
A_ MISSIONARY TOUR
God’s Stewards
Mrs. Scroggy
Hall
Boeeney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Lincoln
Kandy
Lincoln Candy Shop
Queen Pocahontas
Carroll County Lbr. & Coal Co
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