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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
8
The Tribune notes a weekly price piece and various social items. It lists Ben Shephard and Newpoint friends, frequent travels to Greensburg Cincinnati Sunman and Indianapolis, family visits, and local events with numerous names and places, plus a Hyomei offer from Kaas and Schultz and a funeral in Cincinnati.
Local notes recount visits and trips among residents of Morris and nearby towns. Individuals such as Ferdinand Lindenmaier, Niel McCallum, Miss Nellie Hartman, Philip Schumacher, and Mrs. Henry Piepmeyer are mentioned in connections to Cincinnati Indianapolis Greensburg and Sunman. A Knickerbocker train stop aids Mrs. Gringel returning from Canton.
United States Senate Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads reports favorably a postal savings bank bill. It would create savings depositories in post offices, allow deposits from age ten and up, provide government-backed security, pay interest, and shield deposits from seizure or taxation. Withdrawals follow Postmaster General rules. funds may be invested in national or local bonds if needed.
A Roosevelt statement urges labor leaders and workers to read Judge Taft’s injunctions. He argues the principles support liberty and fair dealing for wage workers employers and the public, contrasting Taft’s stance with time-serving judges and corrupt corporations. He claims Taft’s ideals align with laws now seen in responsible labor organizations.
Senator Borah lauds William Howard Taft as a statesman with a conscience praising his legal training, long public service, and steady leadership. The Boston speech extols Taft as brave and principled with devotion to order and the constitution.
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