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Newspaper
Indianapolis Star
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1924
Page
1
A Indiana race report notes Republican confidence in carrying Indiana with a substantial margin, citing polls and district tallies. Mentions party figures Urbahns and others speaking at a Rockport event and Marion County campaign efforts as Election Day nears.
Forecast calls for showers and fair conditions across Indianapolis and nearby areas on Tuesday with a low in the teens. Expect possible precipitation and variable winds as the day progresses with typical spring pattern shifts.
The piece portrays heated Democratic and Republican maneuvering ahead of a pivotal election. It cites Senatorial nominations, party platform disputes, and attempts to influence the Senate and presidency. It notes election-inspector tensions, court action to restrain party interference, and crowded court-house scenes as votes near.
The Star hosts an Election Bulletin Party at Candleaber Inn with indoor seating to watch returns. Indiana Concert Band led by Hermann H. Rime performs while guests receive AP election bulletins and Western Union updates. An Election Bureau via Indiana Bell answers inquiries by phone with dial 8 for machine switching and dial 0 for manual phones.
Riot aftermath in Niles sees militia consolidating control after clashes involving concealed weapons intoxication charges and civilian arrests. Gen Hough orders investigations with possible prosecutions as guards withdraw and troops begin returning home while authorities assess shooters and ring leaders tied to the Ku Klux Klan or related groups.
The Republican events span numerous towns with candidates like McCulloch-Demberadle and Wardenspoon slated to speak or send statements. Attendees include Gov. hopefuls and lieutenant governor candidates, while others prepare to address in Evansville and Greenabueg as campaigns push through the day.
An April night crash near Fairmont involved Neb Noy and Charles Wo trpen Democratic van Fidote for Joe Prod lent Barron ty qaenord forious Injury iene there. Governor Milton Gates and an AssociatedTreas representative were thrown forward but unhurt. Mabel Patton of Fairmont sustained a punched ankle. Charing Finbart faced an anti tax signoff.
Evansville reports a major Republican rally headlined by Jackson with wife Mrs Jackson and state officials in attendance. The event, at the Rome Memorial Stadium, draws delegates from across Vanderburgh and surrounding counties with multiple addresses planned to boost the gubernatorial candidate. The day includes motor convoy to Rockport and a follow up meeting in Evansville before closing in the region.
Republican managers showcase effort as 10 precincts report voters casting out at CET ALE polling sites. Republicans express confidence amid tally trends and local election dynamics.
Registration figures reveal stark contrasts as voters approach fall elections. Prominent figures like President Coolidge and John W. Davis hold radio addresses while campaign leaders press for turnout. Despite renewed claims of victory, party operatives admit uncertainties as national managers and local chairs mobilize efforts ahead of election day.
Clyde A Wal Meputfican binte Chairman urges Indiana voters to vote early and straight Republican, praising President Coolidge and the party as a constructive force for prosperity, while urging support for national and state candidates in the election.
A chaotic Halloween incident near a safety gate triggers a deadly blaze and mass panic. Fire crews and police search amid crowded streets and glass ruins as families evacuate and dozens are injured or feared dead.
Reports indicate Shina factions signed an armistice as peace talks progress between Feng n nan Christian General Wu Pa Fa An and allied forces. Troops withdraw from key towns, with Manchurian forces deployed along the coast and foreign concessions patrolled. In Tangahon and Tientain areas, arrivals from Chinwanatao bolster defenses while plans to move civilians south and reroute ships are discussed amid political shifts in Omen.
A Chicago rail yard crash involving a crowded streetcar and freight train today left multiple dead and many injured. Coroner and police investigated while witnesses described chaos as gates failed and passengers struggled for exits.
Three men convicted of murdering Maj Robert Imbrie in Teheran were executed this morning after a prior execution had already taken place. Reports note that Arata Proteaould faces transfer from Washington to the Persian government for further action and life imprisonment terms had been granted to the two other murderers.
The county tax books close today as the treasurer announces opening hours extended at suburban banks and city offices. John J. Duvall urges residents to mail or deliver fall installments by midnight and notes personal checks are accepted through the closing minute.
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