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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
4
The Cincinnati American introduces a new one cent morning paper aimed at filling a long felt need. It pledges courage and independence, aggressive Republican critique, and fearless defense of the poor against the powerful. It seeks wide support from all who value unvarnished truth and fearless reporting.
A public plea argues Cincinnati must defend its image after election results and urges the Chamber of Commerce to address national press criticisms, defend Mayor Hunt's administration, and rally local support for two-year municipal leadership. The piece stresses the city’s strong reputation and calls immediate action to correct perceived slander.
The Orpheum Winter Garden presents an Irving Berlin ragtime night with cabaret acts by vocalists and instrumentalists. Manager Wolfson notes new arrangements and several fresh favorites debuting this season as patrons praise the updated stage setup and the nightly shows from 6:90 to midnight.
After a New York run the play A Butterfly on the Wheel comes to The Walnut with Eleanor Montell and a special company. The plot follows Hon. Adwaston and wife Peggy as a scheme with Roderick Collingwood leads to a Paris hotel liaison and a later sensational trial.
A vivid courtroom examination scene features a powerful portrayal by Miss Montel. Critics note the production mirrors a New York stage with strong dramatic strength and a striking witness confrontation.
Edmond Breese headlines The Master Mind at the Grand Opera House next week. The four act drama by Daniel D Carter ranks among New York’s top successes with a master crook driving a gripping tale of power and revenge aided by his accomplices. Breese heads a New York cast in matinee performances Wednesday and Saturday with popular price seating.
The Sunshine Girls under manager Wes Martin prepare for approval at the Olympic event, with riders from the Buides met and a forecast that the team may meet expectations based on past performances.
A description of a large arts program led by a mammoth organization. It features a troupe called Som Girls with an aim to dispel gloom through singing and dancing. The show opens with Regan's Election and includes a varied program of music and dance. Notable performers include Pete Corey Presk Manning Charlies Maymond Louies Pearson Betty Davison Pierence Martin and Chetios Pulbe.
The Gayety presents the Bowery's seventeenth encore tour with a mix of song and novelty acts. Performers Marty and Primrose Benen and Herre Li Cooper headline with frequent encores as audiences, especially women, respond to the variety bill.
The St. Louis Republic laments Tammany Hall's rule and cites Croker's remark that politics serves money. It argues corruption in judicial appointments police leniency and revenue waste fueled by official self interest, urging a people powered government in New York City's municipal contest.
A fire burned the rear field behind the Oakley race track grandstand yesterday threatening the structure. The lower grandstand houses a Methodist Church. Firefighters fought rapidly spreading flames in dry grass as the engine company worked hard to extinguish the blaze.
The column explains free legal help offered by the Free Legal Department of the Cincinnati American. It covers collecting on debt, six year and 15 year limits, court procedures on disputed facts, and notes on deeds, tax levies, and warranty deeds.
Department of Health guidance covers home remedies for constipation and anemia, heat regulation advice for cold feet, discussion of alcohol addiction treatment, guidance on paraffin use for bowel movement, and clarification on eczema causes. Readers receive practical health tips while ensuring safe, non-prescriptive advice.
A letter criticizes President Wilson for Mexican policy and Monroe Doctrine. The writer argues for avoiding entanglements and war, while asserting U S authority to protect citizens and keep peace in the Americas despite incomplete cooperation by authorities.
The piece attacks President Woodrow Wilson for civil service reform inaction and perceived patronage. It argues he should aggressively push merit-based reform, veto partisan moves, and shield the foreign service from political staffing, citing missteps in appointments and post office changes.
The plan to create about fifty regional banks with a Washington central clearing house is weak in a crisis. Each regional bank would hold its own reserves, too small to aid others, undermining any national relief effort while supporters claim wisdom behind the Vanderlip Reed Hitchcock scheme.
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