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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
2
A noted woman who helped elect Wilson travels through California and boasts about it, drawing mixed reactions as observers question the repercussions for the San Francisco Convention and party unity.
Senator Lodge as temporary chair at the Republican National Convention denounces Article 10 of the League Covenant as a naked force obligation. He argues it could drag the U.S. into wars, threaten the Monroe Doctrine, and impose unequal voting power favoring Britain, urging reservations to keep the United States out of foreign entanglements.
The speaker argues against joining the League and rejects Wilson's interpretative reservations. He notes united belief that the League must not pass and that reservations fail to protect the United States. He claims twice offering ratified treaties with reservations were rejected by President and supporters.
Readings from Edith O Shaughnessy recount observing black troops in Alsace with sharp dress but ragged footwear. One soldier jokes about American visitors and a comment on peace allowing black soldiers to walk home, while others discuss crossing the ocean and cold water.
After World War II, Venice restores Titian’s Assumption of the Virgin to its original home in the choir of the Frari Church. Once a crown jewel of the Venetian Academy, the painting is celebrated for its marble frame and rightful placement among the city’s seven great masterpieces.
A veteran teacher recounts a secret involving a cousin and a kiss that ends with the superintendent discovering the scene. The tale highlights a fall from respect in a small town after a bold, risky action at school.
A loud fan disrupts a baseball game prompting police involvement as he rants about umpires. The man is normally quiet, but his outburst shocks onlookers and raises questions about behavior at sports events.
A veteran Italian tragedian Rizzio stars in Ophedra in New York after fleeing vendetta in Palermo. His adopted daughter Celeste and playwright Alli son Deane become central as Rizzio faces the Paoli threat during a dramatic curtain call. The final act ends with Rizzio dying in stage tragedy and in real life, content that Celeste is secure.
The city, home to about 350000 people, lacks running water. A manchu water vender delivers two buckets daily for about 2, using a hogshead on wheels. Residents access hot water via coolies or melt snow for baths, while public baths and boiled vendor water sustain daily life.
Elihu Root recalled a New York luncheon where a radical heckler in a brown cap challenged a speaker. The exchange escalated as the orator demanded the cap be removed and the youth replied about his experiences in combat.
A quoted antique note from Rae's Life of Beethoven counsels endurance and nobility amid life’s storms. It promises safe passage through night paths and suggests misfortune elevates inner majesty as a guiding moral.
A cement for repairing tortoiseshell articles is described using mastic 30 parts shellac 90 parts turpentine 6 parts spirit of wine 90 percent 350 parts.
The Banc Afric Daily News editor disregards circulation costs and paper price, compiling news on wooden slabs, which a office boy prints and posts in public spots for readers. The piece ends with a call to health wealth wisdom and a contact phone number 22.
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