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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
3
In Batesville Indiana on May 4 1916 discussion notes Von Ingels protest over papers seizure and Ireland rebellion suppression. The piece praises Charles W Fairbanks as a leading protector of American industry and citizens while noting multiple presidential defeats for Bryan and Indiana’s role at the convention.
The text argues that fifty thousand telegrams to Congress will hardly help and peace hinges on German leaders. It suggests sending telegrams to Germany instead and notes Americans know Roosevelt’s claim that Americans were sacrificed in Mexico by weak action.
When Senator Kern placed the mysterious eight on stage publicity years ago few would believe he and Senator Taggart would run together on the same ticket for U S Senators. Politics makes strange bedfellows.
The Chicago nomination of Fairbanks is seen as unifying the Republican party adding a million new adherents and bolstering business confidence across America with prospects of prosperity even if the European war ends the next day after his nomination.
A close reading suggests the Indiana Democratic state platform treats President Wilson as infallible, approving his actions in both Mexico and Germany. The platform, crafted in Washington, appears guided by the highest authority.
Those wishing to attend the Republican National Convention on June 7 may ride a round trip from Indianapolis to Chicago for 87.40. The special departs Indianapolis at 11 a.m. Monday June 5 and returns on any train during convention week. For hotel arrangements contact R A Lemcke at 825 8 Lemcke Building Indianapolis Ind.
The rebellion in Ireland is described as ill advised and short lived. It accuses supposed allies in America and Germany of plotting treason against England and using brave Irish youths as tools to achieve aims those forces cannot accomplish themselves.
At the state central committee meeting of thirteen district committeemen two expressed the view that Theodore Roosevelt would be nominated by the Republicans in Chicago. They plan to nominate him on the Progressive ticket if he runs again.
The President backed proposal to grant independence to the Philippine Islands within four years failed in the House by 218 votes to 165. The vote reflected sharp splits over the colonial path and future status of the islands.
A substitute bill passed 251 to 17 for greater self government and future independence, heading to conference with slim hopes this session. Roosevelt fared poorly in Massachusetts and New Jersey results, securing only a few delegates and minimal large-candidate support while overall state turnout hovered around half.
The article portrays President Wilson urging preparedness with a strong army and navy but opponents say his Philippine self rule plan and a shipping bill divert Congress from essential military funding. It claims Wilson dominates Congress and pressures party leaders to back his programs despite public hesitation.
The Democratic State convention seals the machine ticket with its tag and endorses the state administration’s tax and utility policies, the national administration’s war aims and Vera Cruz victory, while omitting critical views on Carranza Huerta Villa. It ends by noting the party’s need to avoid repudiation.
Mina Alma Wahman of Greensburg visited Wm Hoelker and family Sunday. Mia Ben Kessing and Misa Dora Kessing were in Cincinnati Friday. Rev Francis Keasing called on his mother Thursday. A J Hackman and Paul Muochel were at Brookville Tuesday. Theo Heidlage won the contract to build the Grunkemeyer pike between Oldenburg and Haymond. Mrs Jos Freihage, Harry Burdick, John Huerman and Miss Norma Fiodder attended the Ladle Auxiliary district meeting at Greensburg Sunday. Mrs Joe Freihage and Miss Amanda Schmidt were at Batavia Friday. Miss Adeline Utter returned from Dayton, Ohio, where she spent the winter.
NEW PENNINGTON reports Mr and Mrs G M Worsham have sold their place and will hold a sale Wednesday then move to Kentucky. John Abplanalo elected to take Worsham’s Sunday echoor superintendent post. Anna Hickman attended Clarksville H S commencement Tuesday night. Many locals named visit and travel across Greensburg New Point and Adams with scattered family and friend gatherings.
If your child has a cold or cough, use Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey syrup. The pleasant pine tar honey soothes the cough and helps the child sleep and recover. Priced 25 cents at your druggist. No 1.
Sunday gatherings show many families visiting neighbors and relatives in Napoleon and nearby towns. Notables include John Prackel and family with Joe Rimstidt and spouses, Indianapolis visitors Harvey Bohlke and Chas Denker party, and Maggie Scherling from Terre Haute staying with relatives.
Dangers of Draft describes Sloan's Liniment for neuralgia headaches and rheumatic pain with 25 cent price. Plus a May Day wagon debut by Wa Brune on route 4 and local travel and funeral notices mentioning multiple residents and travel plans around Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
Edward 8. Firsich of Batesville announces he will apply to Ripley County Board of Commissioners at the June term 1930 for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons and to serve soft drinks cigars tobacco and lunch. The business would be in the north room of a three story building on Pearl Street with street access and lockable design. The location described in detail is in Laughery Township Ripley County Indiana.
The Hayti school will close on Thursday May 4. Joseph Newman his wife and daughter called on Frank Wilson and Mrs. Wiete Sunday afternoon. O. O. Herndon of Grant City returned home after attending the funeral of Ranzell Brown and wife who were killed by a murderer. Mrs. Emily Thackery the 89 year old mother will live with Mr. and Mrs. Herndon after the tragedy.
Beal of Indiana flour improves bread keeping longer and tasting sweeter, aiding Krome & Son in production. Local bakers report richer texture and extended freshness in loaves from this flour blend.
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