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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
4
Local reading notices and obituaries published in The Tribune Batesville Indiana outline pricing and display ad information. The text notes a saying about powder and patriotism and comments on hot humid weather affecting ladies, urging trust in God while keeping powder dry.
A quoted opinion argues that high prices, steady demand, and brisk sales signal good statesmanship and asserts a Republican majority would bring such conditions, implying policy praise for GOP governance.
The speaker argues that ongoing weak markets and low prices prove good statesmanship and contends only Democrats deserve to control Congress.
Theodore Roosevelt met President Taft at Taft's Beverly home last Thursday in a cordial greeting. It marked the first meeting since Taft's inauguration and dispelled rumors of cooling relations, proving a warm friendship between the two former rivals.
The Federal Railroad Commission ruled last week that interstate rates were excessive from the Mississippi River to Pacific coast terminals. It ordered reductions to fair levels and barred charging full coast-to-system marks with added local leg. The action, framed under a Republican law, aimed to balance shipper and carrier interests.
The piece argues the Aldrich Cannon tariff will improve the economy by creating a surplus in the treasury raising exports and imports boosting employment wages and farmer prices while accusing opponents of prejudice and theory over practice. It claims the bill is the best tariff and contrasts it with free traders and protectionist critics.
The Tribune urges a united Republican Party to win big in the North and West this fall. It states there is no Beveridge split in Indiana and that a solid party will prevail in the campaign.
The text contrasts the Republican party with a discredited Democratic party, praising Lincoln era leaders and the party of progress while accusing the opposition of free trade and repudiation. It appeals to voters to choose between progression and retrogression and to trust the people.
Mrs Anthony Lindenmeyer went to Cincinnati Thursday evening. Many residents visited relatives or traveled to nearby towns including Morris Shelbyville Indianapolis and Aurora. Wheat cutting nears finish with excellent grain quality. The Todd Wright Show Co sold their aggregation to a Cincinnati party delivery planned by September 1.
The passage argues that government requires citizen vigilance and rejects greedy interests. It denounces child labor and calls for intelligent, patriotic partisanship guided by citizenship. It urges business serving the public and all people to have equal life chances, ending with a call for citizens to think act and vote for family and country.
The editorial condemns Indiana Governor Marshall for his criticism of Theodore Roosevelt, noting widespread Democratic anger and calling him narrow and partisan. The Washington Herald cites Life magazine and Osborne of New York to illustrate the critique of Marshall’s remarks and leadership.
The Luther League convention in Whitestown Indiana last week counted Batesville representatives among its attendees. Rev Arthur E Gringel and son Arthur May Meyer Harvey Wonning Lotta Schrader Edna Richter and Clarence Goyert attended from Bethany and St Marks churches. Gringel and Meyer were chosen as Batesville delegates to the national convention to be held in Pittsburg with date yet to be set.
Editorial from South Bend Times denounces Illinois Democrats for sharply rebuking legislators who supported making a U S senator of Bill Lorimer, labeling the move drastic and politically charged. The piece frames the stance as a rebuke of rogues in the legislature.
Traffic on the increase. double-tracking on the Pennsylvania Columbus division is being opened for traffic as fast as completed. Traffic demands more tracks.
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