Batesville Tops Greensburg in Season Finale Pitchers Battle
Batesville defeats Greensburg 4 to 1 in a pitchers duel at Batesville. Nieman and Redmond pitched well as Batesville seized control in the seventh and added two runs in the eighth. Fritsch and Lightner starred in the field and the crowd set a season high attendance as Batesville plans for next season.
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Nieman
Redmond
Batesville
Greensburg Eagles
Greensburg
Indiana
Fred Nieman
Rabbit” Redmond
Indianapolis
Fritsch
Lightner
Darmody
Weigel
Luhring
Wintz
Benz
Bloemer
Wernke
Lutz
Wagner
Hill
Carmody
Taggart
Schreiber
Meyer
Torry
Hammerie
Former Citizen John Goodapple Dies At 79 Near Sunman
John Goodapple a Batesville resident for years died Tuesday at his daughter Mrs Laura Stevensons home near Sunman after months of illness bedfast for eight weeks He was born near Lawrenceville Ind aged 79 He worked as a blacksmith then owned a farm south of Sunman Later lived in Batesville and moved to his daughters home Services were held at the Stevenson home and at the Christian Union Church Burial was in St Paul Cemetery Survived by daughters Laura Stevenson Bertha Behlmer Ida Randabaugh son John and two sisters Mrs Henry Miller and Mrs Mary Hudson.
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John Goodapple
Batesville
Laura Stevenson
Sunman
Goodapple
Lawrenceville
Ind
Behlmer
Stevenson
Christian Union Church
St. Paul Cemetery
Heltzel
Bethany Church
Bethany
Bertha Behlmer
Connersville
Ida Randabaugh
St. Mary’s
Ohio
John
Cincinnati
Henry Miller
Brookville
Mary Hudson
Michigan
A Good Suggestion For Liberty Park Cleanup
The score board at the ball park urged citizens to help clean up Liberty Park this fall. Mr and Mrs G M Hillenbrand donated the grounds to the city and many hands could quickly improve its condition under proper direction.
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Ball Park
Liberty Park
G. M. Hillenbrand
Legion Post leases Lehmkuehler Building rooms
Prell-Bland Post of the American Legion takes a lease on the second floor rooms and will immediately furnish the club rooms to provide a comfortable space for Legion members. The aim is to create a setup that eases thoughts of camp life. Use Seal of Indiana Flour available in stores.
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Prell-Bland Post
American Legion
Lehmkuehler
the Legion
Herald editor argues over League of Nations voting rules
The letter explains Article 15 of the League to counter a Herald piece and asserts neither disputing nation may vote in council. It argues that in assembly disputes, representation from council nations matters, and questions how US consent could be obtained if it cannot vote. The note ends with continued discussion on page 4.
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Herald
League of Nations
Wilson
Spaan
Jim Watson
England
United States
Watson
League
Council For
The
Council
Batesville Tribune
Assembly
Tragedy at Sunman Claims Two Workers at Plant
Two Sunman residents die after a 58 foot pole falls during removal of an old smoke stack at the Electric Light plant. Samuel Wilshire, about 40, is killed instantly. Edward Glade, 23, dies after injuries at 3:30 p.m. Both from Spades families mourn, with funeral plans set for Friday and burial in local cemeteries.
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Samuel Wilshire
Edward Glade
Sunman
Wilshire
Glade
Spades
St. Paul’s
Connelly
Hubbles’ Corner
A Square World Pay Your Arrears Notice
A newspaper appeals to subscribers to pay in advance and settle arrears to support newsprint costs. It urges readers to check the issue date and respond, noting inflation in goods but newsprint staying costly. The piece ends with a push to act now.
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the Tribune
St Louis Church Bazaar Weekend At Liberty Park Details
St Louis Church ladies host a grand bazaar and picnic at Liberty Park on October 9 and 10. Eureka Band plays both days. soft drinks and meals, turtle soup Saturday and chicken dinner Sunday, amusements and booths for holiday gifts. Committee invites all to attend for a good time.
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Ladies of St. Louis Church
Liberty Park
Fair Grounds
Eureka Band
Harding Leads In Rexall Straw Vote In Indiana and U S
Returns from Rexall Straw Vote show Harding leading in Indiana with 14 472 to 8 598 and nationwide totals Harding 264 214 to Cox 173 884. Strong early showing for Harding cited from Rexall stores across the United States.
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Rexall
Indiana
Harding
Cox
United States
Home Baking Sale At Bethany Church A. C. Foerster’s Store
The Christian Workers of Bethany Church announce a Home Baking Sale at A. C. Foerster's store on Saturday October 9 at 2 00 p m. Proceeds go to church programs and community aid.
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Christian Workers of Bethany Church
A. C. Foerster
Death of John S Lockwood in Bluffton Indiana
Mr John Stanley Lockwood died at home in Bluffton Indiana after a heart attack. He was seventy six years eight months old, born in Ohio, a Civil War veteran of the 47th Indiana Infantry Company A, and had lived in Bluffton for fifty four years. Services were held at the Methodist Church in Bluffton.
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P. E. Lockwood
Bluffton
Ind
Lockwood
John Stanley Lockwood
Ohio
Indiana Infantry
Mr. Lockwood
Methodist Church
Harding speaks in Indianapolis at Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis politicians arrange a major Republican event with Senator Harding to speak at Tomlinson Hall and an overflow meeting at the Murat Theatre. Delegations from districts plan to attend with Watson and Warren T. McCray also expected to speak at Murat Theatre. The tour includes Seymour Columbus Franklin Brazil Greencastle and Terre Haute.
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Senator Harding
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Murat Theatre
Senator Watson
Warren T. McCray
Murat
Harding
Seymour
Columbus
Franklin
Brazil
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Advocate Baseball League Feasibility Meeting Likely in Greensburg
Players and supporters from Greensburg Shelbyville Rushville Connersville Brookville Columbus North Vernon Acton Hope Batesville and other Indiana towns push for a new regional baseball league next season A meeting to discuss feasibility is expected in Greensburg amid a season showcasing evenly matched teams and growing enthusiasm.
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Indiana
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Rushville
Connersville
Brookville
Columbus
North Vernon
Acton
Hopel
Batesville
Milan Mill and Elevator Slashes Feed and Flour Prices
The Milan mill advertises down priced feeds and flours with cuts of 20 dollars per ton on all feeds. It promises savings on cotton seed meal and indicates a coal shipment arriving soon while offering high cash prices for wheat and rye and deals on flour brands.
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Prics
Timothy
Red Top
Raith’s
Piedmont
Milan
Batesville Gas Company Begins Removing Spare Pipes
Batesville Gas Company has started taking up unused gas pipes and plans to remove all spare lines first. If weather allows, crews will then remove pipes currently in use.
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Batesville Gas Company
Dance at St. Clair's Hall Saturday October 16
A dance will be held at St. Clair's Hall on Saturday October 16 under local management. Patrons are assured a dance that will honor the summer’s past and provide a credit to its organizers.
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St. Clair's Hall
Archibald Hall Delivers Focused Republican Address
Indianapolis speaker Archibald M. Hall, renowned orator, pressed Republican doctrine in aH address on Wilson, Harding versus Cox, and League of Nations issues. He framed Article 10 and reservations as key to U S involvement, praised Senate restraint, and urged the public to weigh high taxes and living costs against national interests.
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Archibald M. Hall
Indianapolis
America
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Cox
League of Nations
United States
League For Nations
Wilson
Paris
Senate
League
Europe
England
McCray Stirs Batesville Audience Before Rising Sun Stop
Republican gubernatorial candidate Warren T. McCray visited Batesville on Tuesday morning and spoke to a large crowd at Greeneburg. He planned to proceed to Rising Sun for a Lybian? meeting, continuing his campaign itinerary.
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Warren T. McCray
Batesville
Mr. McCray
Greeneburg
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Logals
Greensburg— AB
St. Louis’ Church
Home Baking Sale
Advocate Baseball League
Tribune
Archibald Hall
M’cray
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