21 Feb 1924
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Star
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1924
Page
1
A mine fire near Wallington broke out affecting the Lin 44lb area as crews battled intense flames. The incident, details unclear due to damaged text, involved several workers and prompted containment efforts by the company while authorities investigate possible causes.
A fragmented report highlights Fuqua in a bid for Louisiana governor amid mentions of Hournehaud and several local political figures. The scraped text is garbled, but points to campaign activity and possible endorsements or rival names within the race.
An Earl plans marriage to a former chorus girl amid societal ado. The article notes her public prominence and mentions ties to fashionable circles in 1920s society, with references to a court or club setting and anticipated nuptials under scrutiny.
A chaotic account outlines Shank Reslars challenging for governor with rival contenders and contentious politics. The piece cites Indianapolis figures, labor groups, and local officials amid debates on taxes, education funding, and municipal governance. The era's partisan energy and public concerns about policy and leadership are highlighted through quoted reactions and community responses.
Reported steps indicate additional probes by House committees into alleged improprieties. The brief notes investigations tied to medical and financial concerns, with tentative timelines and named officials expected to testify.
A fragmented 19th century style broad editorial notes ongoing race for the presidency with mentions of Democratic figures, party factions, and potential candidates. The document weaves through campaign threads, party meetings, and allied leaders, referencing figures like Cleveland and Brown and discussing nominations and regional support dynamics.
In a Brooklyn court the Harding newspaper sale case centers on alleged bribery linked to a trade of papers. Key figures include Van Veel Utah and others connected to the Marton Publishing Company. The defense argues no clear pattern of illicit payments existed. A lengthy indictment details alleged conspired acts and rebuttals from involved parties.
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