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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1914
Page
3
In New York February 24 the Duchess of Sutherland refutes Lady De cies claim that English women are dowdy when American women marry into British families. She praises American women and notes admiration for their tailored street clothes and quality tailors.
The American reports Aurora Illinois February 24 that a photograph of the slayer of Tracy Hollander has been taken from the retina of the murdered girl's eye. State Attorney W J Tyers says the retina was obtained with the help of a local oculist who said the retina shows the last object seen before unconsciousness.
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a 54 hour weekly limit on women’s labor and the prohibition of employment more than four hours a day, six days a week, with an exception for hotels.
The report notes a tentative alignment with the demand for Ben ton's body and references a new maneuver amid his hesitation, suggesting shifting views as the situation develops.
Disappearance of German American Benton remains unresolved while authorities press Villa to surrender the body. Reports say Mexican revolutionaries intend to deliver Benton to U S representatives, calming a Washington standoff and aiding Secretary Bryan’s Senate testimony.
Philadelphia report on the Nantucket collision with the Heer Monroe off the Virginia Capes on January 30. Captain Ermyn Berry testified that the Nantucket hit full speed until impact and then reversed engines. He described grappling with the bow damage and evacuating crew as debris and bodies were recovered.
Kalamazoo Mich Pb 24 Orton H Clark president of the Michigan Equal Suffrage Association issues a year ahead statement from headquarters outlining goals for 1914. The plan aims to secure the ballot for Michigan women and educate them, seeking cooperation between men and women to position Michigan as a leader in equal rights.
Washington Feb 24 strong defense of the Pacific coast by marines is authorized in the naval appropriation bill being prepared for the House. The House committee increased submarine stations to eight and directed ships to be built on the Pacific coast to bolster coastal defense amid undisclosed information from the executive branch.
The Supreme Court upheld Ohio’s tax on public utilities including steam roads electric railways natural gas and other public utilities in two test cases Marion Columbus and Cleveland railroads and the Ohio River and Western Railway Company v state commission both heard in February.
Mrs Bien McKinley Winters aunt of the late President William McKinley died today in a three room hut near Mederyville. She was the youngest child of Benjamin McKinley and sister of the late William McKinley Sr.
The trial of a husband accused of murdering his wife begins as prosecutors present the case. They contend the defendant viewed the victim as a threat and acted on suspicions. The proceedings include opening statements and witness testimony to establish motive and opportunity.
A Chicago court hears testimony in the Ellis murder case as Elllis seeks custody of his two daughters Violet and Eleanor. Prosecution and defense present notes on the crime story with Ellis displaying emotional strain as witnesses recount the alleged “throat cut through the heart” slaying of his wife.
Columbus February 24 Edward C Turner prosecuting attorney Franklin County and GOP candidate for Ohio Attorney General spoke at Delaware urging Republicans to unite. He attacked Democratic extravagance and tax policies while praising W L Finley and criticizing Rockefeller four- flushing efforts.
The bulletin notes fair skies across Cincinnati and vicinity with continued cold but rising temperatures. Ohio forecast is fair and warmer, Indiana fair and not so cold, Kentucky fair with temperatures increasing today, and Virginia fair with a milder trend.
Lucy Burleson daughter of the Postmaster General plans to attend sessions of a society formed at George Washington University to study socialism. The note describes her as an enthusiastic Democrat who seeks to see both sides of the question and mentions a new society tied to a journal or society.
Special to 7 American notes women participated in primary alderman races with two women nominees in the First Ward and Thirty-first Ward. Mrs Gerhardt, wife of Paul Gerhardt, was defeated by Adolph J. Weller in the Twenty-third Ward while Thomas Hoyne defeated Hopkins in the Second Ward. Marion Drake and Julia Agnew won nominations without opposition.
Special to The American reports Joseph Comiskey aged 18 from Richmond Virginia nearly lost his life after being trapped in a refrigerator car on a freight train since Saturday. He was found semi conscious and rushed to Philadelphia Hospital where doctors expected recovery.
Warrants issued for three others in the case of Mildred Crane involving promoting delinquency. Brent Arnold pleaded guilty in Juvenile Court, with co defendants Goldsmith Fox and Charles House linked to a web of associates including a Louisville jewelry firm and a New York house. The proceedings set for later dates and hearings follow the arrest and court appearance yesterday.
Miss Emily Aa Beatty, youngest daughter of Admiral Beatty USN, wins the Best Dancer in Capital Society prize at Derby Rye NY. Her partner was Lieutenant Bohn J. London attached to the President's yacht Mayflower, in a competition with about a hundred couples.
Special to The American reports three young women died and four fell ill after consuming as yet unspecified cordials at an Italian wedding party in Kenmore Hall last Sunday evening. Among the dead are Nellie Dean and Madeline Dean, ages 30 and 28, and Mary Driscoll, 33. Anne O'Brien is among the seriously ill. The cordial was prepared by the bride Angelina Mignionice and her parents. the bride, now Mrs Carminal Colino, claims the cordial was harmless and offered to drink some before authorities questioned her.
New York reports that Charles E. Becker, former police lieutenant, has been granted a new trial for the murder of Herman Rosenthal. His wife Helen Becker, sitting by her mother’s coffin, learned of the reversal with steadiness amid long months of strain. She then prepared to go downtown to consult with her lawyers.
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