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Newspaper

Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1914

Page

2

Fire Destroys Kresge Store and Damages Complex

A large fire on the second floor of the Kroage five and ten store at 38-40 West Fifth Street caused stock losses over 20000 dollars and damaged the building's structure. Firefighters fought icy conditions, aided by water streams from multiple units while investigators began probing origin.

The & 8 Kroage Five Ten Cent West Tifth Street Tolden Snapp Fred Tracey Miremen Jeson O' Brien Tivok Ladder Company 1 Ferguson Putire Hi. Mondrach L. H. Mathews Kresge Smith,Kasso Company Kresege Kreéewe Sweeney McGinn

Rowen Trial May Confirm Roberts Story

The Saxe of Elizabeth Phares Bowen, chiropodist, faces charges of contributing to Mildred Crane’s delinquency as the Rowen trial opens. Theodore Roberts’s confession hangs over the case and rumors claim Bowen may corroborate or resist, with four men potentially facing warrants and juvenile authorities planning to withhold sentence pending the Roberts and power cases outcomes.

Elizabeth Phares Bowen Mildred Crane Jeventie Court Theodore Roberts Bowen Roberts Sty

Thaw Extradition Battle Highlighted in Ruling

The Thaw extradition case advances as Judge Aldrich grants ten days to prepare mental state briefs after William Travers Jerome challenges the sanity finding by Dr. Blumer. The dispute centers on Thaw being deemed sane and the implications for his transfer.

Concord N. EL Wiliam ‘Travers Jerome Thaw Aldrich Harry Thaw George Blumer Utica Blumer Jerome Agathens

Blizzard Grips Cities as Trains Struggle in Snow

Blizzard continues to paralyze rail lines with trains stalled and crews working to free engines. No. 71 St. Louis flyer dug in near Richmond while No. 12 buried north of the city after double snow events. A towboat wreck near Point Pleasant prompted rescue of ten barges. a foundry skylight collapse injured William Kelly, hospitalized in critical condition.

Chicago Hagerstown Millville Ops No 47 Pennsylvania Richmond Logansport Kokomo Sulphur Springs James Moran Point Pleasant W. Va Monongahela Coal Company Tom Moran Chartle Moran Greenwald Front Street William Kelly Concord Place Sotehaee Saasebes City Hospital

Pittsburg Storm Grips Great Area

Special to The American reports Pittsburg and surrounding areas hit by a severe storm on February 23 with high winds and blowing snow. Drifts obstruct traffic, interurban lines struggle to operate, trains from the West run late, and railroad officials fear continuing disruption.

Pittsburg Tee Ae Lee Ae Sie Drifta

Blizzard disrupts Springfield traffic and transit

Heavy snow and freezing winds paralyzed Springfield causing traffic jams and delayed trains. Snowplows and workers struggled to keep streets and the street railway moving while schools faced possible closures and several services ran hours late.

Obie Springfield Troy She Sern Washington Street Railway Bnannelt Stedn Sted

Dayton Shelters Thousands Amid Blizzard

Dayton, Ohio endures a severe blizzard as Feb 23 reports show heavy snowfall. Streetcar lines run with snowplows. city lodging houses fill to capacity and dispatch centers move homeless to Central Station. Many laborers lose work while conditions disrupt daily life.

Dayton Ohio Centrh Tial Langa Pune

Franchise for New Depot and Loop Plan in Cincinnati

Vice President John E Bleekman presented to Clerk Freq Schneller an ordinance to grant a new franchise for the Union Depot and Terminal Company. The measure aims to build a steam depot and an interurban loop in Cincinnati within five years and allows transferring building rights to a chamber committee. Work must begin within 18 months after mayoral signature. prior council actions revoking the franchise would be repealed.

John E. Bleekman Cincinnati Union Depot and Terminal Company Freq Schneller Union Depot Cincinnati Bleeman Chamber of Commerce Business Men's Club Union, Depot and Terminal Company Chamber ‘of ‘Commerce Union Depot and Terminal Company

Washington Birthday Celebration Attracts Thousands In Alexandria

President Wilson joins Virginians for Washington birthday parade in Alexandria. Escort by the yacht Sylph, crowds near 30,000 amid heavy snow and blizzard conditions. The event features open houses, Friendship Fire Department, and a grand reception late at night with Washington as guest of honor.

Alexandria Iwilson George Washington Fair Weahington Miny Friendship Fire Department Washington Ana Lodge Virginia Marshall Ry Myer Yiph Vérnon Aléxandria

Senate Adjourns in Washington's Honor

The Senate paused in tribute to George Washington with a reading of his farewell address by Senator Swanson of Virginia. After the reading, the Senate adjourned on motion, a departure from the usual post address routine, as galleries filled and a distinguished audience watched the historic document.

Washington Custon George W Swanson Virginia Senate Poindexter Mae Sw ‘Wak Onne Venice

London Papers Demand Action on Benton Affair

London papers critique Sir Edward Grey's statement on the Benton affair calling it unsatisfactory. They deny Villa's court martial claim as lacking authority and note U S moral and diplomatic stakes. Huerta refuses to comment on the matter as the press presses for decisive action.

Americas London Sir Edward Grey Benton Daily Telegraph Daily Mail Great Britain General Villa Villa United States Daily News and Leader Constitutionalieta Wilson Huerta

Improvers Banquetted by Weet Price Hill Association

Directors of the Weet Price Hill Building and Loan Association celebrated the fifth anniversary of the acceptance with a banquet at Crowes Park on the Bieberon avenue line. W E Crowe served as toastmaster.

Weet Price Hill Building and Loan Association Crowes Park Beiberon Avenue W. EB. Crowe

Three Ships Run Aground In Severe Gale

Special to The American Norfolk Va February 2 High northeast winds and a snowstorm drove the steamer Sachem closer to Mog Island where it ran aground earlier. Revenue cutters Onondaga Rasca and tugs J Merritt tried to float her but failed. Riverdale ashore near Lattice Teland was driven higher by the storm and Rescue abandoned attempts. An unknown schooner rests ashore near Craney Island with Reliance aiding.

Norfolk Sachem Mog Island J. Merritt Bacher Riverdale Lattice Teland Rescue Craney Island Reliance

Hold Husband After Funeral Of Woman

Special to The Americas Stockbridge Michigan February arrest followed the death of a wealthy farmer at his White Oak home. The woman was found on the floor with fingernail marks on her throat and a broken bracelet. Mrs Etta Wright a servant is detained as a witness. Howell denies any attempt to kill his wife and has hired an attorney.

Americas Stockbridge Mich

Senate Fight Over Mexico Policy Sparks Bleeding Debate

Senate debate contends over Benton's death case and Villa account. British and Mexican authorities coordinate to recover Benton body. Consul Edwards to probe Juarez for independent findings while Villa’s fate remains disputed. Consul Letcher watches German-American Gustav Bauch amid wartime tensions.

Ieadet Edwards Juarez Tate Benton Fall el Paso

Paris Paper Sees Wilson Policy as Dangerous

The Temps in Paris editorializes on the Mexican situation criticizing President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. It accuses Wilson of impudence and says his policy endangers relations with France and could invite European intervention. A Mexican correspondent blames the U S for disorder and urges powers to compel neutrality or recognition of the Mexican government.

Americas Paris The Temps United States France Wilson Tempo Benton Wison México Bryan England Mexico Mr. Bryan Ecavett Henri de Laritje Witron Muerta

Englishmen Join Villa Army Amid Mexican Rebel Turmoil

El Paso reports rebel officials in Juarez claim Gustav Bauch will be acquitted in Chihuahua as Villa orders. Bauch, once thought executed, is alive. Domingo Flores alias Coyote is said executed for rebel funds. Englishmen Lawrence and Guria believed to have joined Villa’s forces with consent.

el Paso Texas Juarez Gustav Bauch Wold Chihuahua Villa Bauch Domingo Flores Coyote el Pano William Benton Pancho Villa Lawrenes Urtia Mexico Ville

Ellis Trial Proceedings Advance Amid Legal Moves

In the Ellis case juror selection resumes after a holiday with eight men accepted for defense. Witness plans and motions, including a possible insanity plea, dominate court discussions as attorneys navigate new legal theories and witness status.

Ellis Cincinnati Remus McDonald Stephan Malaid Cook County

Fosdick Doubts Bribe Story in Elis Case

Philip Fosdick brother in law of Wil Cheney Ellie on trial in Chicago for murdering his wife doubts the state claim of a $1000 bribe offer to Elis to plead guilty Fosdick questions the unnamed source and notes missing bribe details E Gordon Marburg and J Looker plan to testify on Elis character in Chicago fund raising continues amid secrecy about contributors and motives

Philip Fosdick Wil Cheney Ellie InoChicago George Kemus Chicago Fosdick Remus E. Gordon Marburg Couhnel Elis Cincinnati Akron Ohio Eilis Har Looker Harburg Per Enereg

Ford Urges Free Employment Bureau for Cripped

Dr. Starr Ford of City Hospital spoke to Cincinnati Social Workers at Christ Church parish house urging a free employment bureau tied to the state system to care for cripples. He said current handicap efforts are partial and cannot handle all unfortunates. armless, legless and other cripples need placement and oversight, while cardiac cases suffer from strenuous outdoor work.

Starr Ford City Hospital Social Workers of Cincinnati Christ Church State Employment Bureau Ford

Ohio Society Names Its New Officials

The Ohio Society, Sons of the Revolution, held a Washington’s Birthday dinner at the Queen City Club last night and elected officers for the coming year. Officers include John Gano Wright first vice president Jackson W. Werrow second vice president Charlies Lewis third vice president John D. Bags fourth vice president Albert C. Shattue secretary Lee Phillips registrar Ashton B. Heyt commander George Gatech and others.

Ohio Society Sons of the Revolution Washington Queen City Club James B. Swing G Re Ao John Gano Wright Jackson W. Werrow Elbert Marshall Charlies Lewis John D. Bags Albert C. Shattue Lee Phillips Ashton B. Heyt Eoameer Manta Gateh George Oyrance B. Macketerlan Board of Menemeess Hull George C. Baffaranm Warnock A. M. Woolson Clinton Cowen John Crowell W. J. Taylor Sohn G. Wright Lowey N W . Sparrow Pomeroy Charles G W. Richey Allen Cellier

Hoboest Work Epeckat Shelters In Hamilton Snow Cleanup

The Hamilton paper reports twenty five hobos found shelter in the city today after a snowstorm. They helped remove snow around municipal premises and were rewarded with a dinner following a Safety Director GB reception.

Epeckat Hamilton Ohio

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