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Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1913

Page

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Fear Delay In Court Over Union Depot Franchise

Feared Bettman plan would hinder backers as the Union Depot Committee of the Business Men's Club urges Council to defer amending the White Bleekman Union Depot franchise. President E W Edwards says avoiding court may salvage the project, while critics say the amended ordinance blocks financing. Bleckman outlines a compromise transferring portions of the franchise to steam railroads and a rapid transit tranche to J G Schmidhapp or a trustee.

Union Depot Committee Business Men's Club White Bleekman Union Depot E. W. Edwards Edwards Union Depot Bettman John E. Hleckman Hge Bleckman Bleeckman

Moyer Plans Return to Calumet Amid Strike Fallout

Charles Moyer labor leader remains in serious condition after being wounded in Calumet Michigan during the Christmas Eve panic. Doctors plan bullet removal surgery tomorrow and Moyer vows to return to Calumet to direct the strike despite his injuries. Resolutions at labor meetings place direct blame on mine operators for the disaster that killed 72 people.

Chicago Charles M. Moyer Calumet Mich Moyer

Welch Congregational Pastor Named County Detective Chief

Pittsburg December 28 Rev FE B Clark pastor of the Welch Congregational Church has been appointed chief of the Allegheny county detective staff by District Attorney elect R H Jackson Clark declared tonight that he would clean up the county good and plenty

Pittsburg FE B. Clark Welch Congregational Church Allegheny County R. H. Jackson Clark

Miners Bear Panic Victims to Cemetery in Calumet

Western Federation of Miners bury 59 bodies including 44 children in a hillside cemetery near Lake Superior after the Christmas Eve panic at Itation hall. A mournful procession with 14 hearses, many English, Finnish, and Croatian speakers, and hymns marks the funeral. The coroner’s inquest is set for tomorrow.

Calumet Mich Western Federation of Miners Lake Superior Itation Hall Eugene A. McNally Engiish George Strezich St. Louis Frank Aaltonen Negaunee

Birth of a New Spirit of Peace Promises Global Harmony

John D Rockefeller, speaking after services at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, envisions 1918 bringing an international spirit of peace and goodwill. He, at seventy four, hopes humanity advances civically and industrially with humane steps among nations and rejects further wars.

John D Cleveland Joan D. Rockefeller Euclid Avenue Baptist Church

Juarez Assault and Federal Battle Line Reports

In Juarez severe fighting continues in the Federal district as Zapata forces clash with Federal detachments along the National Railway between Saitillo and San Luis Potos. Rebels attempt dynamite attacks while 76 troops guard every station. Sixty Americans at Ebano oil station near Tampico arm themselves amid regional unrest.

Mexico City Zapata Saitillo San Luis Potos Tampico Ebano

Americans to Enlist in Mexican Revolt Rumor

El Paso dispatch reports a foreign legion forming along the border to revolt in Emilio Vasquez Gomez's name but without his consent. Gomez denies involvement while organizers press on with secrecy, promising arms and a German commander, Captain Emil Holmdahl.

el Paso Texas Foreign Legion Almerted Emilio Vasquez Gomez Gomez San Antonio Villa Emil Holmdahl Thei Mexico

See Trick in Report of Attack on Juarez

Juarez reports a 3500 federal force from Ojinaga near the area moving toward Juarez. General Benavides doubts the reports as a feint to deceive Villa while federals plan to move on Chihuahua. Rebels say the Federals returned to Ojinaga and remain there. Contined on page two.

Juarez Ojinaga Benavides Villa Chihuahua iGen

Belmonts fined for deer hunting in South Carolina

August Belmont Morgan Belmont and C Oliver Iselin Jr were fined 100 each after failing to show hunting licenses to a game warden following the killing of two deer. Belmont paid 300 and each man paid 10.26 for licenses.

Columbia August Belmont Morgan Belmont C. Oliver Iselin, Jr New York South Carolina

Ban on Window Models in Crusade Targets Shops

Police in Berlin raid a fashion shop during a purity crusade and seize a life like wax model in the window. They plan to secretly photograph other windows for further action.

Crusade Berlin

Wellesley’s Prettiest Girl Targets Slit Skirts and Tango

Maude Minahan, crowned Wellesley college’s prettiest girl, denounces slit skirts and the tango while praising waltzes. She quips New York fashions have gone crazy and contrasts Wellesley shoppers with other campuses.

Wellesley Miss Maude Wellesley College Minahan

Murderer at Walton Hotel Kills Wife and Infant Then Flees

A man registering as Othello Willard killed his wife and their two year old at the Walton Hotel 537 Walnut Street at 1:30 this morning. He fled through the hotel and down Walnut Street bystanders fled as he fired a pistol before being captured near the Suspension Bridge. He claimed to be a nomad and registered as Hubert M Willard. He appeared intoxicated and was taken to the Second District station. The victims were found in a bloodstained room with shots fired through the right temple and the infant cradled in the mother’s arms. The suspect resisted police, offering his revolver to a passerby and assaulting an officer before being overpowered. The note to his supposed wife indicated a mail to bearer. The case is under investigation.

Man Bequeaths Body to Science After 18 Story Leap

Chicago reports Joseph Kelter a Broommaker of 1063 Washington boulevard leaped from the eighteenth floor of the Masonic Temple and left a letter requesting his body be given to science. The note directed the brain be dissected for medical study by the American College of Surgeons Rush Medical and Jenner Medical Colleges, to reveal causes of atavistic criminal malformation. He noted prison time and appealed to Dr. F G Lydston of 32 North Clark street for examination from moral sexual physical and spiritual angles.

Chicago Joseph Kelter Washington Boulevard Masonic Temple Kelter American College of Surgeons Rush Medical Jenner Medical Colleges F. G. Lydston North Clark Street

Nordica Among Those On Periled Steamship

Brisbane reports the Dutch steamship Tasman ashore in Bramble Bay Gulf of Papua with many passengers including Mme Nordica aboard. Rescue attempts are under way as wireless messages go to nearby vessels awaiting updates amid rising concern in marine circles.

Brisbane Bramble Bay Gulf of Paqua

Cincinnati Warm This Monday With Possible Snow

Weather notes predict a warmer Monday for Cincinnati with likely snow and variable winds. Ohio should be cloudy and warmer. Indiana and Kentucky expect warmer conditions. West Virginia shows snow with little temperature change.

Cincinnati Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia

Clark on lecturing revenue in Boston speech

In Boston on December 28 Champ Clark responds to a question about lecturing. He asserts the motive is money and quips that most lawmakers live on modest incomes, noting he does not lecture for a high fee.

The Boston Champ Clark Clark Ryan

Five Million to Fund War Airship Fleet Proposed

A 1918 Daily Citizen report via The American London notes plans for a substantial airship fleet. An initial group of eight to ten dirigibles would be funded, with total costs pegged at five million dollars to bolster naval capabilities next session.

Cable London Daily’ Citizen Airahiqy

Divorce Data Upset Mother In Law Divorce Tale

Chicago court figures from the Domestic Relations show the mother in law as a principal cause of divorce at a low rate. Drunkenness and husband immorality rank higher as factors, with percentages cited for each cause and for parental interference.

Chicago Dee Chicago Court of Domestic

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Lainie Bleekman Cornwall Jesus United States Belmonts Mirais Walton Othello Wilard Amoney Riley Hubert M. Willard Goldsboro Baca Wey At Beck Grumman Joseph Holmes T. Curry Gan Beck and Grumman J. Wilton Turner Harry Othello Willard Building Was Post Office Mabiey & Ca Rew Company Lee Heinz Hoffmann’s Cafe Sherman Hawes Pice Volver Walnut Apis Bay Plato Fourth Street Auto Patro Feeston Cruess William Moore Moore Ar. S Grimes Tasman Ophelia Ovaghe Cash Vorce
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