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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
3
The item includes political commentary on Wilson and Italy, with remarks about Indiana counties in the seventh reserve district and local reparations for Hoosier soldiers. It reflects postwar sentiment and critiques of Democratic and Republican positions, mentioning Orlando and Burleson.
Residents of Batesville discuss a memorial hall to honor the boys on the fighting line and in the camp. They consider how much the community is willing to contribute to build a hall Batesville can be proud of.
The conference arranged a trial for Kaiser William on charges of supreme offense against morality and treaty sanctity. A five judge court from Britain France Japan and the United States will preside. Holland may be asked to extradite the Kaiser. refusal risks unspecified steps. Germany to surrender other criminals tied to brutality and rights violations.
The text urges the next Congress to act for American interests. It calls for accountability of the Wilson administration, support for tariffs protecting American labor and capital, and elimination of bureaucracy. It argues for independent lawmakers and swift passage of laws benefiting the nation.
The passage extols the coming Congress as freed from autocratic dictation and capable of meeting national needs. It expresses confidence that a free and independent coordinate branch of government will provide wise and patriotic service under peace conditions.
The piece argues the League of Nations promotes war by exposing jealousies and delays in Germany terms. It alleges Italy’s secret treaty with Austria-Hungary over Fiume and the Adriatic cities, plus Wilson’s delayed stance, have shaped a struggle between Italy and the peace conference over rewards owed for sacrifices. Time will reveal which side prevails.
A poem recalling a grocer’s clerk turned soldier and his former rival in society who become comrades in arms. The speaker and Liggie share cramped tepees, marching under sun and strain, swapping old status for duty. They embrace wartime democracy and the unifying grind of drill and rations.
The New York Tribune notes a heavy glass panel at the northeast corner of Broadway and Molden lane embedded in the sidewalk. It displays four clock dials and is faintly lit though thousands pass daily. few notice it, suggesting it is roughly treated yet enduring as a curious public timepiece.
American forces will eat 3 to 4 million cases of sockeye salmon next winter per government estimates. E B Deming, head of the salmon section, has commandeered the entire summer pack. The government also will take 75 percent of Puget Sound pink salmon.
Three Finger Sam proclaims a community effort to buy Liberty bonds to deny influence from enemies. He says residents are actively purchasing bonds to strengthen the town and safeguard its affairs against outside manipulation.
The text notes that depictions of Christ reflect artists ideas rather than exact likenesses. It mentions that early acceptable works include pieces by Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael based on biblical descriptions of Christ's appearance.
A lengthy list of divorce petitions and civil filings across state and county dockets. Includes numerous divorce actions such as Martha Bretzloff v Henry Bretzloff and Harriet Pierpont v Joseph Pierpont, plus indictments for liquor violations theft and other offenses in Indiana.
A fragmented piece praises cheerfulness as lasting power setting daily effort as joyful and universally useful. It extols a sunlit spirit and grace drawn from happiness, seeing strength in positivity and gladness as ongoing value.
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