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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
2
The piece records Batesville Indiana postal details and a 1919 date. It mentions a Linton strike resolved with state troops, German actions in Paris, and public opinion affecting Burleson’s leadership. It reads as opinionated contemporary notes.
Four years after the Lusitania sinking the Germans faced terms for settlement of their brutalities. The note reflects on punitive demands and the consequences of the attack.
Orlando sought parliamentary backing for his disagreement with Mr. Wilson and won unqualified endorsement. Wilson himself chose not to seek endorsement from the American Congress, recognizing the risk and acting prudently.
Some Democrats advocate a quick box shake to decide who will raise the throne successor. Tommie and the heir apparent are seen as of equal calibre for the ruling role.
A columnist questions Mexico's view of Americans and warns Carranza that the United States may compel better treatment of Americans. The piece hints at potential U S pressure on Mexico to change attitudes and policies toward Americans.
Fred Van Nuys criticized Governor Goodrich, showing Democrats in Indiana fear his influence and plan vigorous moves to erode his popularity with voters.
The heir apparent to his father in law fired a shot at railroad critics calling them cheap politicians. He spoke last Wednesday to railroad employees and is labeled a small politician who profited personally while seeking prestige from the workers.
The article argues that May Day demonstrations reveal rapid communism growth in the country. It blames President and Secretary of War for negotiating with Leninist and Trotskyist factions and for pardoning federal criminals, predicting further Russianization and Bolshevism.
The article quotes Walter McCormick of Angix offering a critique of the League of Nations and its designers. He says Lloyd George is a phrase maker and a superior negotiator, while Article 10 would compel defending British, French, Portuguese, and Japanese empires if neighboring peoples sought independence through military action.
A tiny electric motor weighs about 10 ervina and fits in a shell 1.5 inches long and 1.25 inches in diameter. The shaft suits dental or surgical tools and can drive fine drills for metals or gems. It runs up to 5,000 RPM and works with direct or alternating current.
An inventor patents a feed box with a revolving platform that chickens must scramble over to access food, designed to force exercise for better growth.
A brief note highlights printer craft, praising quality over quantity. It stresses attention to detail, durable materials, and skilled workmanship as the true measure of value in print.
In a desert valley, engineer Rickard returns to quell a power struggle with Hardin as floods threaten the Calexico levee. Gerty Hardin plans a public event while Rickard remains absent, prompting tension among families, staff, and investors before the river surge forces a levee emergency.
A tense scene unfolds with Efurdin and Gerty amid a river flood and uneasy dinner talk. The caravan of tension grows as plans shift to a night drive while characters clash over restraint and effort. Patton and Mrs Youngberg loom in the backdrop of town fears.
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