Foreign Advertising Representative Notes 1921 Economic Tone
Batesville Indiana June 2 1921 Foreign Advertising Representative THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION quotes from major papers on world work and prosperity as a reply to Lenine and mentions Secretary Mellon and President Harding influencing fiscal matters with a financier of distinction.
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Batesville Tribune
Donald McCallum
Batesville
Indiana
THE
American Press Association
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Harding
Amsterdam
Senator Shortridge urges treaty with Japan or exclusion act
In a Harvard Club address, Senator Samuel W. Shortridge of California urged a treaty with Japan to bar its nationals from entering the United States or, if that fails, passage of an exclusion act modeled on the Chinese policy. He claimed West Coast residents unanimously oppose Japanese immigration and said the Chinese act is less needed than a preventive measure against Japan.
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Harvard Club
Washington
Samuel W. Shortridge
California
Japan
Congress
Bergdoll case faults blamed on army leadership and public mood
The Indianapolis News argues the Bergdoll case suffered from an army out of touch with public sentiment. Bergdoll's wealth and clever escapes embarrassed authorities and undermined prestige, as officials allowed blunders to go unpunished.
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Bergdoll
Te Bergdoll Guard
Indianapolis News
Longworth pushes early tariff trigger in joint resolution
Ohio congressman Nicholas Longworth on the Ways and Means Committee introduces a joint resolution to safeguard revenue. If adopted the rates in the forthcoming tariff bill would take effect immediately, accelerating protection and potential Treasury revenue by millions.
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Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senator New praised for speeches beyond Senate
Washington correspondent W E Brigham notes Senator New speaks rarely in the Senate yet delivers acclaimed addresses at the National Press Club. A friend reports Colonel E M House praised New's Colombian treaty speech as the best he heard, while New remains modest and unadvertising of his literary skill.
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Senator New
Senate
W. E. Brigham
Washington
Boston Transcript
National Press Club
E. M. House
Europe
Harry New
New
Harding Era Foreign Policy Clarified in European Matters
Ambassador Harvey pledged U S cooperation but not intervention as Senator Hitchcock denounces presumption. Secretary Hughes informs the Polish Minister that Upper Silesia disputes are European concerns and the United States will not participate, a stance echoed by American representatives in Europe.
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Harvey
Europe
United States
Gilbert Hitchcock
Harding
Hitchcock
Hughes
Upper Silesia
America and Europe under strain reflect on duties
The discourse argues Europe needs American support to stabilize and notes France recovered after wartime sacrifices, while urging Clemenceau’s call to work. It praises veterans care plans, hospital improvements, and stronger interdepartmental cooperation under the Harding administration, and condemns lax immigration and anti-government elements.
New Address by Senator at Plymouth Legion Meeting
Senator New colorfully praises the United States in a Plymouth Ind speech before the American Legion. He recalls Harding’s New York visit, the Mayflower voyage, Mount Vernon tribute to Washington, and Hoboken ceremonies for six thousand fallen American servicemen. He notes diverse faiths among the honored dead and the shared values of opportunity and freedom.
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Senator New
American Legion
Plymouth
Ind
President Harding
New York
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Hoboken
Europe
Washington
Visit of Unusual Interest in Batesville by Stohlman Family
J F Stohlman and daughter Miss Dorothy of St Louis spent a Saturday in Batesville. He first came to Batesville in 1868 as the Union Furniture Company’s first bookkeeper. He recalled the fire of 1874 and his later posts in Lawrenceburg Greensburg and finally St Louis with the American Can Company. He mar ried Miss Mary Alice Van Zile and visited the old home of the couple. He noted Batesville’s growth since his last sighting in the city.
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J. F. Stohlman
Dorothy
St. Louis
Batesville
Stohlman
Union Furniture Company
Union
Mary Alice van Zile
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn Furniture Company
Greensburg
American Can Company
Sunday School Convention at Bethany Lutheran Church
Ripley County Sunday School Association hosts a convention at Bethany Lutheran Church Sunday with sessions at 2 00 pm and 7 30 pm. County schools are urged to send delegates and participate in the county program as announced by J E McMullen County Superintendent.
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Ripley County Sunday School Association
Bethany Lutheran Church
Come
J. E. McMullen
Misunderstanding Rules By Fear And Prejudice
A reflection on how people judge what they do not understand and react with anger to ideas that lie beyond their sympathies, invoking Goethe as a guiding voice. The quote critiques resistance to beauty and insight born from ignorance.
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Goethe
Public School Notes Recount Final Year Attendance
The article lists pupils in various rooms who were neither tardy nor absent for the year and first semester, naming students by name across multiple classes. It notes Ethel Gunter’s lead in average scholarship among juniors and mentions top scholars among seniors sophomores and freshmen, ending with wishes for a happy vacation.
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Wachsman
Elvera Schein
Clinton Drinkuth
Ronald Martin
Ralph Lightner
Florence Schumacher
Alice Kammeyer
Raymond Hildebrand
Melitta Peetz
Pythian Sisters Hold District Convention at Brookville
Members of the Pythian Sisters Temple of this city attended the district convention in Brookville last Friday. Eighteen temples were represented and Batesville Temple won the best contribution prize for the Orphan Home fund. Attendees included Mr. Edward Ambrecht and wife, Mrs. Louis Ambrecht, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Irrgang, Mrs. Clarence Greemann, Mrs. Russell Downey, Mrs. William Vaughn, Mrs. Roy Freeland, Mrs. Frank Tangman, Mrs. Chris Smith, Mrs. M. L. Samms, Mrs. John Livingston, and Mrs. Henry Winsor.
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Pythian Sisters Temple
Brookville
Brookville Sisters
Batesville
Edward Ambrecht
Louis Ambrecht
Andrew Irrgang
Clarence Greemann
Russell Downey
William Vaughn
Roy Freeland
Frank Tangman
Chris Smith
M. L. Samms
John Livingston
Henry Winsor
Wheeler Schebler carburetor partner dies by suicide
Indianapolis millionaire Frank H. Wheeler, head of the Wheeler Schebler Carburetor Company, died by suicide after years of illness. He had long been a business associate of George Schebler, inventor of the carburetor, and Wheeler helped finance ventures including the Indianapolis Speedway and Stutz Fire Engine Company. Schebler served as an honorary pallbearer at Wheeler’s funeral after attending his memorial services.
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George Schebler
Indianapolis
Frank H. Wheeler
Mr. Schebler
Wheeler- Schebler
Wheeler
Riverside Drive
Schebler
Mr. Wheeler
Indianapolis Speedway
Wheeler- Schebler Company
Stutz Fire Engine Company
Thatcher Adjudged Insane After Two Week Trial
Sidney Thatcher was found insane after a two week Rising Sun trial for murdering his brother Floyd. Experts cited paranoia as the diagnosis, an incurable condition, and he was sent to the Indiana Hospital for the Insane in Michigan City. The case drew large crowds as the court session proceeded.
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Rising Sun
Sidney Thatcher
Floyd
Indiana Hospital
Michigan City
Thatcher
In Remembrance Lulu Schrader May 1920 Tribute
In memory of our dear daughter and sister Lulu Schrader who died May 31 1920. No one knows the silent heartaches only those who've lost can tell of the grief borne in silence. For the one we loved so well. Sadly missed by mother sisters and brother. There is only one kind of printing worth anything the right sound.
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Red
United States
America
Lulu
Schrader
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