Indiana Democratic State Ticket List
The Democratic slate includes Governor Carleton B. McCulloch of Indianapolis and Lieutenant Governor Lew M. O'Banon Corydon. Other statewide officials named are Arthur Hamrick Secretary of State, Robert Bracken Auditor, Harry L Arnold Treasurer, Harvey Harmon Attorney General, Samuel L Scott Superintendent, John W Kern Reporter for Supreme and Appellate Courts. Supreme Court nominees Geo K Denton Evansville and John H Aiken Fort Wayne. Appellate Second District Valentine Livengood Covington.
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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 Names and District Appointments
Congress James P. Davis of Ko komo. Joint Senator Cecil Draper Cutler. Joint Representative James Reeder of Camden. Judge WM Smith of Delphi. Prosecutor John Rothrock of Monticello. Clerk Floyd Julien. Treasurer WM Ashba. Recorder Blanche Calvert. Sheriff Joseph Cab Sink. Surveyor Charles R. Thompson. Commissioner 1st District Charles Sanderson. Commissioner 3rd District WM Wright.
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Congress
James P. Davis
Kokomo
Indiana Tax Burden Under Republicans Reaches New High
Eight years after Republicans took control from Democrats Indiana shows rising taxes and swelling state expenditures. The text contrasts past Democratic administrations of Governors Marshall and Ralston, who left a debt free treasury and surplus, with current Republican rule noted for increased spending and higher tax levels.
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Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
Samuel M. Ralston
Ralston
Ed Jackson and Dollings Company Swindle Exposed
Indiana victims, including widows, lost millions as the Dollings Company sold stock to frugal savers. Excerpts from a 1920 Jackson speech cited at a 1923 Winchester meeting describe safeguards and the fraudulent operation that preyed on elderly investors.
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Indiana
Dollings Company
James P. Goodrich
Dollings Companies
Winchester
Ed Jackson
Dollings
Indiana Campaign Urges Clean Government and Vote Against Ed Jackson
The piece denounces eight years of Republican rule in Indiana, citing waste, debt, corruption, and burden on taxpayers. It argues for restoring honesty and efficiency, urging voters to reject Ed Jackson and support Democratic leadership to end the mess and restore public responsibility.
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Ralston
State House
Indiana
Ed Jackson
Dollings Company Leaders Praised for Integrity and Investor Care
Remarks extoll the Dollings Company executives from top to bottom for safeguarding investor funds and ensuring dividends before managers receive any payout. Supporters emphasize charter protections and disciplined management, citing manhood and integrity as key to the organization’s sustained success and trusted operations.
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Dollings
Dollings Company
Dollings Organization
Mont Leakey
LaFayette
Republicans Whitewash Big Vet Bureau Scandal
The piece argues Charles R Forbes's former Veterans' Bureau work is under investigation and accuses the GOP of omitting the scandal in its campaign textbook. It condemns graft and waste, citing inflated costs and supplier abuses, and warns Democrats to expose the cover up and vote against a party seen as dishonest in government affairs.
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Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Republican Party
Forbes
Bureau
Will Irwin
Maine
Harding
Davis as a Campaigner Impresses In Maine and Beyond
The piece argues John W. Davis shows strong campaign skills, attracting wide support in Ohio, Denver, Missouri, Iowa, and Maine. It compares past and present vote totals, noting Maine's Republican lead narrowed at governor level, signaling growing Democratic strength and challenging Republican optimism.
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Ohio
Denver
Missouri
Iowa
John W. Davis
Indiana Election Notes and Voter Registration Urged
The piece discusses Republican drift toward democracy, a Ku Klux Klan endorsed governor nominee receiving fewer votes than the U S senator candidate, and Democrat Robert C Bracken as auditor resisting public funds. It urges eligible voters to register by October 6 before the November 6 general election and mentions possible Coolidge Wilbur naval budget talk.
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United States
Robert C. Bracken
Indiana
Bracken
Treasury
State Fire Marshal’s Office
State House
Auditor
State
Absent Voters Law Poses Threat in Campaign
State election board reports indicate absentee ballot applications will double from two years ago, as parties pledge to repeal the absent voters law seen as a campaign menace.
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Menance
State Board of Election Commissioners
Indiana Voters Face Oil Party Choice in McCulloch Campaign
The text criticizes Ed Jackson and Ed Jackson's secretary of state tenure, praises Dr Carleton B McCulloch as a superior candidate, and references William Jennings Bryan planning October speeches in Indiana amid a Great Oil Party context. It notes humorist George Ade and mentions Coolidge Ford and a bathing beauty joke, with no explicit dates.
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Indiana
Carleton B. McCulloch
Ed Jackson
Great Oil Party
William Jennings’Bryan
Real estate transfers for past week compiled in Delphi Indiana
Real estate transfers listed for the past week compiled by Harry Arnold Ab stracter of Titles Delphi Indiana. Transfers include Metzger to Shaeffer part lots 114 115 O P Delphi 4500 Loughry to Indiana Hydro Electric Power Company Jefferson Tp 1400 Ellis to VanSCoy Tippecanoe Tp 1 McCain to Krietenstein Tippecanoe TB 1 Dimmitt to Shelly Delphi O P lots 69 70 2550 Williamson to Kessler Rock Creek Tp 1.00 Advertising note Delphi Cleaning Pressing Co 116 East Franklin St
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Harry Arnold
Delphi
Indiana
John A. Metzger
Lee B. Shaeffer
O. P
William N. Loughry
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Company
Jefferson
Albert H. Ellis
Roy Vanscoy
Tippecanoe
Luther R. McCain
Will L. Krietenstein
Mary B. Dimmitt
Roscoe Shelly
Mariah
Williamson
Mattie
Kessler
Rock Creek
Seed corn big problem before farmers
G L Christie warns Indiana faces a seed corn shortage for 1925 with more than 800000 bushels needed and less than half of farmers capable of supplying seed. Drying, testing, and early selection are urged, with old or good quality 1923 corn considered for seed and neighbors encouraged to share seed to avoid huge costs if freezes strike.
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G. L. Christie
Agriculture Experiment Station
Purdue University
Indiana
Purdue Experiment Station
Profusion of Flowers Across County Adorns Summer Display
The Rural Observer notes wide bloom across cities and countryside with hydrangeas agoratums and petunias in Delphi and surrounding towns. Damp fall weather boosts profusion as gardens showcase gladiolus and a tropical-like outdoor scene invites appreciation of beauty.
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Proon
Delphi
Petuniasi
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Hivery
Carroll County
Delphi Times
Henry B. Wilson
Mindwell Crampton
A. B. Crampton
Wager Wilson
Delphi, Ind
E. Franklin St
Telephone NO
Democratic
ED Jackson and
Thieme & Schuesstler Co
Daylight
Lafayette, Indiana
Plisse
Ravens
Terry, Velour
Cretonnes
the Veterans’ Bureau
Davis
Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
Coolidge
Wilbur
Washington
George Ade
Mr. Ade
Henry Ford
Delphi Dry Cleaning and Pressing Co
East Franklin Street
Baum
Old Line Insurance Companies
D. L. Musselman & Son
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Office
Walter Gochenour
L. H. Smith
Breining & Wilson
W. A. Breining
L. J. W. Breining
Wilson
Eneed
Geo. C. Loy Roofing Company
City Mills
Ind
GEO. C. Loy
Hefleng Bros
State Tax Board
Tax Board
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