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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1913
Page
4
Report of the German navy airship L-2 exploding in midflight. The fire killed twenty crew outright. an officer who fell to the ground died in hospital. The blackened twisted skeleton of the airship crashed to earth as Berliners gathered in mourning.
Tomorrow voters in Cincinnati will choose three men for Superior Court judges. The editors urge selecting Dudley V. Sutphin Benton Oppenheimer and Robert C. Pugh for high caliber, clean unbossed judges untainted by politics. The slate includes one Republican and two Democrats, chosen on merit alone.
The Medico-Civics Association seeks a two thirds majority for a $500000 City Hospital bond issue. Citizens urged to support to provide for the sick. funds are in good hands and will be spent honestly to complete a major city institution.
On the eve of the election citizens debate the path ahead with two sides claiming progress or retreat. The author notes many voters weigh family stability before returning to past eras like Dan Bauer and the Majestic.
A garbled column blends verses on busy days and October past with comic chatter about Mabel's fraternity and harsh initiations. It shifts to caricatures of Diaz and a Mexican general, then quips about governors Ammons and recall threats with Tammany laughter and a doctor diagnosing old age as rheumatism.
A whimsical note quotes Mrs. Wombat praising commune living and nature as a good listener. The speaker expresses comfort with talking in harmony with the natural world and finds it an effective, charming approach.
A mixed slice of fragments notes mischief after Hallowe'en with garden gates smashed and neighbors contrasted with thoughts on women franchise and civic utopia. Mentions Professor Zueblin and Diaz versus Huerta factions in political debate.
U S Courts report Charles C Shepard loses new motion and remains to serve sentence. Thomas Gregory acted as attorney. A white slavery act conviction was handed down last week in the United States court. William F Landwehr is Trustee for Frank Risch bankruptcy with bond set at 1000 dollars. A bankruptcy case against L F Zimmerman and Zimmerman Music Company involves George H Marsh appealing a mortgage decree by Judge Hollieter. Dayton district court transfers and November term delays noted as sessions will be held in Dayton this month.
A compact set of maxims urges patience and outdoor walks to ease passion and idle moments. It contrasts speaking to the wind with speaking to others, and recommends one hour of activity to motivate work, likening the effort to unfolding a map.
The Cincinnati American explains how to form a corporation in Ohio with five or more members, including incorporation details, required articles of incorporation, and fees. It also discusses title and dower implications in joint ownership, and notes on chattel mortgage validity in Ohio and related filing requirements.
A critique asserts that wealth distribution harms education and wellness, cites overcrowded cities, and attacks the justice system as unjust and expensive. The author argues poverty is effectively criminalized while the system fails all social groups and condemns society as the worst in the world.
Pedestrians must have priority on crowded streets as public highways fill with faster vehicles. The author criticizes ongoing obstructive parking and reckless driving, calls for enforcement, and condemns city authorities and officers for tolerating deadly street conditions. The piece laments frequent street deaths and urges safer travel.
Health column offers home remedies and medical advice. It suggests essence and laxene as cough help, a sugar syrup mixture, and directions with the package. It also advises seeking a physician for marriage questions and discusses indigestion, indicanuria, and aging eye conditions with lifestyle recommendations.
Rev. Frank Hi Nelson reports the general convention of Episcopal churches in session in New York with strong attendance at mass meetings and social services. He notes delegates created religious enthusiasm but limited legislative action.
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