15 Feb 1924
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Star
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
1
Fragmentary report centers on Taubart declaring support for Aculloch in a Terre Haute gubernatorial race. The text cites party tension, potential alliances, and uncertain public statements from key figures as Indianapolis and Lafayette actors weigh in on the Democratic nomination battle.
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled forecast mentioning rain across many areas with little change in conditions. It notes a Wednesday through Saturday span with varying odds of showers and mentions schedules or notices about local events and fundraising, but details are unclear.
Relatives of William J Davin of Cort Wayne seek to identify him after a railroad interurban wreck killed or injured several passengers. Reports say Mr Davin traveled with family, and his relatives near Milwaukee and Chicago learned of the disaster as investigators sift details. Authorities describe the incident as the Port Way Dairy Equipment Company of Cort Wayne involvement and promise updates as the search for Davin continues.
In a Monday wreck near Birmingham an officer identified as Sargent Bowie died. The scene, near 8830 General Avenue, involved a train or rail incident with extensive damage. Edward Suche and Indiana National Army figures are noted among officials. The survivor details remain uncertain as reports conflict about the emblem and death circumstances.
In Winterburg Kentucky a deadly duel between two brothers resulted in one death. Authorities report the dispute led to gunplay near a creek on the county border. Investigators seek motive as the surviving brother faces potential charges while the community reels from the violence.
A long review of the city hospital finances reveals incomplete records and questioned ledgers. Officials face an ongoing audit by the state health board as they determine causes of missing accounts, placement of funds, and missing patient records while planning emergency staffing and budget adjustments. Authorities noted potential restructuring and tighter controls to prevent further discrepancies.
The North Dakota Republican convention gathers delegates to shape party leadership with President Minton seeking unity. Representatives, including Monn, prepare for reconvening as the state party lines up its agenda at the Wescomein center.
Disjointed OCR text references Walton and charges being dropped. The fragment mentions a governor, felonious accusation, and an indictment, with unclear actions and dates. No coherent details or identifiable entities beyond Walton appear.
A garbled report recalls veteran politician Alvin Ralston unable to attend a party meeting. The text notes support from Democratic factions, calls for unity, and mentions a presidential nomination resolution read in the Riley room.
A fragmented report shows GYAN to Riley Hospital for Children raising about 1,859 dollars from a campaign. The effort involved an executive committee and fund-raising goals, detailing building needs and pledges from members across several groups.
Fragmented record chronicles Dr Jabez Hall AY sones off twenty Never Years in Mullercathe atts pioneer mentor of the disciple of Christ church. Mentions weather, travel through Ohio and Cincinnati, and notes about early training and meetings, with scattered references to places and dates.
The report outlines ongoing scrutiny of Teapot Doe ownership and prior claims, noting a review of payments and an eighth share granted to Smulair. It covers the transition of control to new officers, references to Adaine Hh and other entities, and details about holdings, contracts, and expected government involvement. The document mentions proposed sales and production plans, with various parties including ACME, Sinclair, and Maryloet cited in relation to the Teapot property.
Fragmented OCR reads indicate an oil probe advancing with mention of a presidential figure and official secretariats. The text references private committee files and negotiations tied to a large energy inquiry, with several scattered place names and dates.
A grand jury was summoned to investigate the Werein Mot case. The probe targets the motive and involvement of multiple parties, including alleged collusion and complications arising from the incident.
Fragmented OCR text describes a disturbance involving girls in a prison setting with unclear events. Names and places are garbled, but references imply a prison break attempt and associated tensions.
A garbled report cites a probe, withheld endorsement, and varied names tied to political inquiry. It mentions figures linked to Washington hearings, a New York banker, and discussions on impeachment and secretive committees, suggesting tensions around administration of justice and influence.
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