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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1913
Page
8
A man with striking red hair becomes a court witness in a murder case. He rises from lowly job seeker to company manager and then to president as he uncovers a motive linked to a shared hair color with a benefactor. The benefactor reveals a life saved decades earlier and awards him stock and leadership.
Governor Hooper presses for enforcement of prohibition laws across Tennessee amid a dispute over whether cities deserve protection from outlaw saloons. A filibuster killed enforcement bills in the first extraordinary session. A second session is set for October 13.
Mrs Wilson and her three daughters prepare for a Washington wedding at the White House on November 25. Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson and secretary Miss Keable Hagner line up invitations, with guests to be announced around October 16. Final guest list awaits Mrs Wilson's approval as silks arrive reflecting modern art designs.
An early morning dynamite blast damaged the Potter Enterprise in Coudersport, injuring a wall and a linotype while editors M. T. Stokes and the publisher prepared a curtailed edition. A $200 reward is offered, with politics blamed by editor Stokes though others suspect rival or outside foes. Evidence incomplete on the explosive type.
In La Crosse and other Wisconsin border cities marriages have fallen sharply after new laws. Ministers report zero ceremonies for months as rules ban marriages within five days of license and require physical exams for all men married after January 1, with only two exceptions for serious causes.
The University of Pittsburg installs a moving picture machine to record work and sports events, with emphasis on engineering feats such as the Panama Canal. Prof. J Hammond Hill heads the setup for civil engineering. The device aims to document major projects for students.
Secretary Bryan will receive 150 for delivering a speech on Brotherhood Day at the Western Carolina Fair on October 8 in Asheville. He had said he would not accept paid lectures this year but will address a large gathering of Western North Carolina's fraternal orders.
Preparations for Colonel Roosevelts South American lecture and exploration trip are complete. The party sails tomorrow aboard the liner Vandyck with Mrs Roosevelt Miss Margaret Roosevelt Anthony Fiala Father Augustine Zahn Frank Harper Leo Miller and Kermit Roosevelt to join in Sao Paulo Brazil.
Pauline Gallon, born in Chicago slums to a burglar, faced a theft charge in court. Judge McMichael submitted the indictment for not guilty after Probation Officer Hackney described her struggle to reform with friendly guidance and employment prospects.
An odd report describes a young whip-poor-will bird entering the House precincts during deliberations in Washington. After failed attempts to shoo it away, a page opened a skylight and the bird escaped.
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