20 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1912
Page
1
A damaged English language reconstruction notes old Hendricks County relics and a Campbell family history. The passage mentions containers, old buildings, and a chaotic collection of names, places, and events with references to trials, plans to shoot, and court logistics, amid scattered era details.
William Gray, a carpenter, fell about eighteen feet while shingling a silo barn on Clyde Pindling’s farm near Goldsmith. His ladder gave way and he dangled, but workers found him suspended by his overall straps and he was lowered to safety unhurt.
Richmond on November 13 Mrs Dan Morris sues Louis A Boops a Richmond saloon keeper for 15000 damages claiming sale of intoxicants to her drunken husband caused injuries including maiming and scalding to her person as a result of the incident.
Jianmapond North-George Kra mer of Hobart amused himself by tossing bricks into the air and dodging them. One brick dropped faster than he could move and fractured his skull, leading to his death.
Frank B. Reaves former superintendent of the South Bend Watch Company has died in South Bend Indiana. He previously vanished in Europe for several months two years ago attracting wide attention.
William Caton a Brunswick Bridge area farmer near Clay City was bitten on the chin by a horse while feeding it. The injury is severe and could prove fatal.
The Panhandle wreck crew loaded the Miami County Bank safe at Amboy into a Panhandle passenger car for shipment to Cincinnati to be opened. The operation occurred in Logansport on November 16.
In Anderson Indiana discussions unfold Sunday afternoon about curbing vice operations and whether police enforcement is lax. Activists and church leaders argue for a Good Government League to oversee and tighten law enforcement while the Ministerial Association plans continued oversight.
A fragmented report references individuals named Tydq ie Neer Hines and Sharp linked to alleged arson. It notes a court or official action, with mentions of water access and a suspect list in a tense local scene. The text is garbled but centers on a burning incident and possible charges.
Various Indiana towns report a string of brief items including a divorce suit by George Moeber against his wife, a guardian appointed for Weber Heaton, a $500 barn loss from lightning near Bowling Green, and a self defense acquittal for Alonso Thornton. Other notes include a fatal dog bite incident, a missing boy case, a charitable swing project, and a controversial hospitalization case with a jury verdict pending.
Paris dispatch from Temps correspondent Jean Rodes details Turkish collapse at Seid Jey and Tehorlu. He notes beggars with severed hands, bread fights at a bakery, abandoned cities, and civilians fleeing as soldiers stumble through rain and hunger.
A drenched wanderer, claiming Asia Minor origins, begged for bread from a retreating army camp. He surrendered clothing for a slice of bread and a chocolate tablet, then joined other remnants. The observer notes the misery of the Turkish soldier and questions massacre claims, praising restraint amid dire conditions.
Sadman On what do you base your iden Gladman I found a button sewed on my shirt that had been missing for months.
The Result notes Jones proclaims no sham after a drawing room dispute ends in a pillow fight inside the house. The lively exchange underscores rivalries and a lighthearted conclusion to a domestic squabble.
The Youth asks the bride's father for permission to marry. The Old Man tests finances. The Youth assures sufficiency and even potential support for a wife. The Old Man grants consent and blesses the marriage.
In a brief exchange a young singer says she will pursue grand opera for a short time to build a reputation. Her plan is to use that fame to launch a business teaching people to lose weight and improve beauty, signaling early entrepreneurial intent.
A terse exchange questions whether a client will be hanged and proposes delaying judgment by managing the duty, reflecting a tense discourse on legal fate and responsibility.
A Western Canada prosperity article notes large banking investment from Holland and other nations, plus immigrant farmers from the United States and Europe. It cites wheat and small grains yields and projects a rising farming population and a half billion bushel wheat harvest in the region.
A fragment shows Mrs Jones questioning the janitor about a remark. Jones replies he told him to invite warm friends by turning on a little heat.
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