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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
2
Newspaper editorials critique international diplomacy and domestic regulation. The Washington Post and other papers weigh the idea of commemorating the League of Nations while noting tensions in Silesia and other global issues. Critics also deride federal price and wage controls on railroads and the Golden Rule’s political use.
Scott C. Bone, nominated by President Harding for Alaska Governor, is an Indiana native with a long Indianapolis newspaper background. He and Senator New have been longtime allies, collaborating last summer as heads of departments at the Republican National Committee headquarters.
A verse asks if workers in various trades will gain ownership of their workplaces and services from railroads to streets and utilities. It questions whether common people will be included in ownership as cities and states hold property and public services.
Indiana readers and Friends urge a conference of great nations to pursue disarmament while public safety remains a constraint. Senator New backs high efficiency armed forces but supports cutting armament costs, citing a 175000 army bill and resulting savings. The Springfield Union notes Congress chose war in 1917 due to German aggression and clarifies the motive behind entering World War I.
A remark recalling an old proverb about the mill and water references Director of Railroads Mc Adoo and his potential failure to grasp its significance for railroading. The comment implies changes in policy or approach are tied to past water-related limits affecting rail operations.
During a North Central swing, Senator New drew crowds in Plymouth Culver South Bend Elkheart and Island Park. He spoke at the Indiana Manufacturers Association dinner in Indianapolis on June 8 and emphasized concise, direct public discourse.
The American Association of Mexicans urges withholding recognition of any Mexican government until pledges restore U.S. citizens' rights under international law. It calls for due process, fair trials, and protection of lives and property, aligning with the 1920 Republican platform favoring a responsible government. The current administration is committed to pursuing this policy.
The piece cites Col R G Ingersoll on raw material value and steel rails. It argues labor alone cannot convert ore to rail without organized systems: mines, smelters, mills, transport, and markets require coordinated effort and capital.
The text argues that progress hinges on capitalists who save and reinvest earnings, funding better methods and devices. It contends that modern steel mills and large production depend on both labor and capital, with savers risking capital to expand production and reduce costs, transforming raw material into much higher value outputs.
Washington DC resident H W Weber has been named assistant foreman in the government printing office. He will oversee the type divisions including linotype monotype and proof room sections, backed by endorsement from Indiana's delegation led by Rep Benham and Senators New and Watson.
The social column notes Bert Clark and Marie Stott were married by Rev Pitkin of the First M E Church this afternoon at 3 at their Washington Street home. Clark is a Big Four conductor and Stott, formerly of Batesville, has been a book-keeper at Stratton Electric Store. They will reside at 913 East Washington Street after a Cincinnati visit.
Miss Blanche Beck and Miss Flossie Huffman, honor members of Indiana University’s graduating class, returned to Bloomington after visiting. Mrs. George Beck and daughters, Mrs. Rolla Von Gundy of Dayton Kentucky, and Miss Dorothy joined the graduates for the reception and exercises. The group planned an auto trip to French Lick for the weekend after the ceremonies.
Park commissioners publish ten rules to protect flora and trees, regulate fires and parking, prohibit trash, defacing property, firearms, swimming, and posting ads, with open access for the public and compliance urged by visitors.
Mr and Mrs William Schneider of Morris welcomed twins born June 1 a boy and a girl Their christening last Thursday featured four generations with great grandparents Joseph Luttmiller Sr as sponsors for Louis Joseph and grandparents Peter Doll and wife as sponsors for Dionysia Elizabeth The event marked an uncommon four generation christening for a single family.
Dr Gibson accompanied Jacob Mes to Betts Street Hospital in Cincinnati Monday for treatment. Mes sang during the visit and remained hospitalized for ongoing care.
The text interprets witnessing executions as a sign of love victory, while seeing multiple men executed signals great success in trade. It reads like a superstition column linking dream images to personal and business outcomes.
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