11 Nov 1924
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Star
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1924
Page
1
Officers and stockholders of Eli Lilly Company pledge 20000 as district totals push fundraising past 12441078. Campaign updates show varied regional results with district totals and individual gifts shaping the midweek report. The overall drive reaches toward a goal of 7002G with schools and employers contributing, while committees announce final tallies and next steps.
Testimony in a reform era case centers on what constitutes a beverage containing near one and a half percent alcohol and whether government seizure powers apply to fruit drinks and wines. Arguments discuss elder beverage thresholds, manufacturing intents, and legal definitions, with references to Judge Angualua and court rulings.
A detailed Armistice commemorative program unfolds with parade music and speeches. Notable figures include local Legion officials, a trumpet solo, and a military chaplain, followed by a downtown procession and theater ceremony. Public safety measures and church services accompany the daylong events.
A New York platform drafted by business groups proposes state control over transportation private party policies and industry commissions. It seeks to appoint leaders, reform finance, and advance manufacturing and commerce aligned with the state’s broader economic goals. The plan envisions a unified chamber of commerce driven by public policy and regulatory oversight.
Governor selects Benjamin Burris to join the state education board and to retire from the paper position to become head of the Indian state system. Henry Sherwood of Franklin named to succeed Burris as state superintendent of public instruction on the Republican ticket.
Fragmented OCR article outlines a violent incident with a suspect named Florence Williams and a drinking party at a home. Police describe a homicide linked to others, including a person named Rohack, with a late night investigation and a bloodied handkerchief found at the scene. Further inquiries focus on who aided or witnessed the crime.
A chaotic report outlines WALB arranging a meeting of Republican leaders and incoming members in Indianapolis to discuss party platform, organization of the Senate and House, and preliminary arrangements for the session. The plan includes inviting Republican senators and representatives and coordinating timing in December.
Nationwide reaction floods newspapers as the capital mourns Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. The death sparks tributes from Cabinet members and lawmakers, with plans for a Cambridge funeral at Christ Church. Officials note Lodge’s career in both Senate and House and anticipate political shifts in the aftermath.
The piece surveys the transition from the Lodge era to a new parliamentary dynamic as the old coalition dissolves, with references to Taft era figures and the rise of a reformist stance. It notes party realignments, debates over primaries, and the desire for unity within a fractured political landscape. The shift signals a movement toward consolidating power and redefining policy priorities in a changing national scene.
Police arrest a Tong leader linked to extortion and gang activity after a late night raid on a flush street. Law enforcement prepared to extradite him to China as U S authorities weigh charges amid clan tensions and immigrant scrutiny in Cleveland.
A long passage describes a hazardous inquiry into the manufacture of a refined chemical product connected to ethyl gasoline. It cites Mr Midgely and others at a Chamber of Commerce club discussing dangers from inhalation and the production process. Several officials and companies are named in connection with the investigation and the safety concerns raised by the new chemical method.
Weather forecast notes scattered showers across Satay region with possible rain relief—warmer trend expected, temperatures climbing toward the carmel average. Local officials report firefighting crews ready, with rainfall easing dry conditions and aiding hydrant and pump readiness. no significant changes to evacuation plans anticipated.
The king shifts the session from November 18 to December 2 to allow appointees time to acquaint themselves with departments. Viscount Peel named first commissioner of works and public buildings. Viscount Cecil appointed chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster.
Outline of policies under Landon era shows Victoria Poe named as commissary of works and public buildings while Cecil is named chancellor of the Duchy of Lanewater. Parliament prorogued from Nov 18 to Dec 2 to allow ministries to study department details before the new session. The premier plans to convene ministers in Indholl Wednesday to discuss major agenda items and the government’s stance on the League of Nations.
Reports from Marion say Mrs Florice Kling Harding remains in serious condition after multiple health issues. Dr Carl We Sawyer notes she is not better, with kidneys and other ailments contributing to a fragile state.
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