Two Die and Several Injured in Interurban Crash
In New Westville, five miles east of Indianapolis, a collision left two dead and multiple injuries. Belen Fulle, 19, and Bert Fulle, 16, reportedly died or were severely injured, while George Wicket, 17, and Beatrice Hall, 18, survived with critical wounds. The driver, Fulle, allegedly swerved into the interurban’s path to avoid a parked car, causing the wreck and sending a passenger into a ditch with severe head injuries.
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USS BEATRICE HALL
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Reid Model hospital
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Weather man's promise for warmer New Year's Day
The first day of the new year was fair and moderately cold with a west wind clearing late yesterday. Temperatures fell from a high of 48 degrees to around 31 as skies cleared, with increasing clouds and a forecast of warmer weather tomorrow. Rainfall measured 0.54 inches in the government weather bureaus pages. The coldest reading in the United States was 10 below zero in Canada. JNTING SEASON CLOSES. The closed season for wild game except fur bearing ends in Indiana at midnight Jan 1, prohibiting shooting until April 1.
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Indianapolis Almanac Forecast Returns Foggy, Warm Week
Weather notes from The Indianapolis Star predict a Monday and Tuesday with increasing cloudiness and gradually rising temperatures. Observations show humidity shifts and variable precipitation likely, with a mix of dry spells and turns toward warmer air as the week progresses.
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Indianapolis Star
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Mutiny of Turin Guards Causes Four Deaths
In Turin a mutiny among guards ended in a clash at Planzo barracks killing three guards and one Fascisti with eight wounded. About 800 of the Turin garrison marched in the streets shouting down with Mussolini as troops surrounded the barracks and disarmed mutineers. The crisis followed Mussolini’s move to replace the guards with Fascisti for police work, unsettling some 50,000 guards nationwide.
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City’s death rate delay and flood outlook for 1925
Local notes report a delayed death rate trend for 1971 and a cautiously optimistic flood outlook for 1925. Highlights include theft at Polar Ice, a watchman abducted by bandits, farm and state boards planning a fair expo, a sedan plunging into Fair Creek with fatalities, and New Year greetings from Legion, churches, and officials amid flood fears.
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Two Sailors Drown as Tanker Rams Schooner
New York Dec 31 Two unidentified sailors die when the tanker Nora from New York to Tampico Mexico collides with a two masted schooner off Barnegat New Jersey late last night. Survivors were taken to a pilot boat and later to a pier. Officials from the Harold Walker reported the wreck and noted dense fog obscured the scene.
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New York
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Kiner’s Crew Battles Fire Aboard Antonia Liner
Sealed in rough seas near Plymouth as storm rages aboard the Antonia bound from New York, fire erupts from a linen storeroom with oil fuel nearby. Officers and crew fight the blaze, passengers alerted by the ship’s rolling, dinner disrupted as the liner strains in heavy seas.
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City foresees a prosperous year for business in 1923
Indianapolis merchants and manufacturers project steady growth for 1923 based on 1922 sales, careful planning, and improved agriculture. Finance editor Bert Henley reports optimism without expectations of a boom, noting confidence in gradual expansion into spring while awaiting foreign finance adjustments to unlock farm surplus and factory output. The story predicts a measured, cautious uplift rather than rapid growth, with momentum carrying trade into the warmer months.
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The Star
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Winfield Miller May Lead Senate in Indiana
Marion county state senators met at the Columbia Saturday to back Senator Winfield Miller of Indianapolis for president pro tempore of the General Assembly. They endorsed him and sent letters to Republican colleagues, while preparing for a caucus to select leadership. Swain and Nejdl were among other names in play as the race for floor leader continued.
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Evansville
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Marlon
Young Cortland VanCamp Dies in Auto Plunge
Cortland VanCamp son of Samuel G VanCamp and grandson of Cortland VanCamp, president of VanCamp Hardware and Tron Company, was killed early yesterday when the car he was driving left the road and plunged into a concrete retaining wall near Millersville, southwest of the area.
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Cortland VanCamp
Vancamp Hardware and Tron Company
Man Missing After New Year Party Near Accident Scene
He attended New Year parties at the Propylenum and Spink-Arms Saturday night then left with a group to Stoughton Fletcher's home about a eighth of a mile from the accident site. Friends say he went to meet them, but his family said he left the city alone and became uneasy the next morning. Relatives were notified at seven o'clock yesterday morning.
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Stoughton Fletcher
Frolickers Pause as Clock Strikes in Midnight Revels
A fragmented account portrays New Year celebrations across hotels and clubs as 1922 gives way to 1925. Guests at the Claypool, Hotel Washington, Marion and Columbia clubs, and the Athenaeum join Sahara Gratton and Sahara Gentto orders in lavish dining and dancing. Noisy countdowns, jazz bands, and decorations mark the transition, with hundreds celebrating in crowded rooms and ballrooms.
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World Prospects For 1923 Better Says Hoover
Secretary Hoover declares world prospects for 1923 are favorable after reviewing reports from investigations worldwide. He notes fewer “sore spots,” production and trade rising, Europe showing improvement, Bolshevism waning, and war ceasing with less famine and distress this winter.
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Plan to Bar Flood Danger Completed in Indianapolis
City civil engineer John Sz. Elliott announces completion of flood prevention plans costing about 88 million dollars. The project includes levees on both river banks from Riverside Park to Washington Avenue, new borders over Fall Creek and White River, rebuild of the Michigan Street bridge, a new railroad bridge north of Tenth Street, and channel dredging near Washington Street to reduce high water risk.
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Harvey Arrives Home. Britain to Pay War Debt
George Harvey American ambassador to Britain returns to Washington to report on Britain paying debts. He says he will not grant interviews but may speak briefly with reporters. He praises British finance officials and notes wartime diplomacy as delicate. He lists influenza in Manchuria and hints at court etiquette alongside remarks on past ambassadorship.
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Death of Leo Landa Prominent Indianapolis Optician
Leo Landa an esteemed Indianapolis optician died Saturday in San Diego California where he had gone for health reasons. He is survived by his widow and one daughter Mrs Joni Brinnerman both in California. Funeral services were planned in California. Landa long operated an optical shop at 12 North Pennsylvania Street before retiring. Born in Austria Hungary he came to the United States as a youth and was a member of the Athenaeum, widely known across the state.
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Safe at Polar Ice Plant Robbed in Night Break-in
Three masked robbers overpowered bound and gagged night watchman Jacob C. Blacker at the Polar Ice Company plant on Lynn and New York streets. They forced him to patrol the plant, stole $1,000 plus jewelry and stock certificates, shattered the safe door with a cordless tool, and escaped. Blacker identified the event before the police, who suspect the same gang as in recent local burglaries. The injury to Blacker was minor, and his granddaughter Irene McClihan aided after the incident. The case remains under investigation by Captain Kinney's detective unit.
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Chancellor Cuno Bid to Place Territory Under Neutral Trusteeship
Chancellor Cuno reveals a plan to place disputed territory under the guardianship of a neutral power and to refrain from appealing to arms without a referendum. The proposal aims to avoid conflict while seeking lawful consent from affected parties.
German Nonwar Pact Proposed by Germany Rejected
Hamburg dispatch reports German chancellor Wilhelm Cuno announced that Germany proposed a nonwar pact with France via a neutral power, to curb war fears and require referendums. pact would bind participants to peace for a generation. Bonnar Law arrives in Paris for a premiers conference on reparations and Ruhr status, with Italian delegates also attending.
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British war ship arrests arms ship off Ireland
Queenstown Ireland December report says the British torpedo boat destroyer Venomous intercepted an American steamship near Castletownbere believed to be attempting to land arms and ammunition. The destroyer and Marines boarded the vessel, escorted it to port under Free State authority after signaling the captain to halt.
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