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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1913
Page
3
A man named Rhode searched a Richmond street cellar for a tank of gasoline and suffered a nose injury in the resulting accident. He was taken to City Hospital in Auto Patrol 4 yesterday afternoon, where doctors noted the nose injuries and related anatomy damage.
Fire alarm answered by Company 14 and Hook and Ladder 1 at the home of Seward Smith 426 George Street yesterday evening showed a leaking gas pipe in the rear floor of the building occupied by Alice Mason. No damage resulted. A humorous line notes a girl with dramatic talent harms her dishwasher duties.
Dr Poole offers a new painless dental method using nitrous oxide and oxygen to numb pain during any in mouth or on tooth procedure. Patients report relief from toothache and improved digestion linked to teeth health. Free examination with no obligation. work promised to be painless and inexpensive.
Company BF First Regiment to be mustered into Ohio National Guard at the Wyoming Club in Cincinnati. Mayor Hay to open ceremonies with Governor Cox to follow. Adjutant General Wood will perform the swearing in as Wayne Stacay leads the company in drills and social duties.
Testimony across cases shows spouses described as frugal or habitually unfaithful. Adolph Fisiechmann and Nicah Sieger face alimony disputes after separations. Other divorces awarded to Mrs. Filaison, Mrs. Tinneran, Mrs. O’Brien, and Mrs. Willett with weekly or periodic support.
A Superior Court verdict of 32600 awarded to Norma Gooda against Robert H. Doepke over the death of her husband James Goodnight. The accident occurred on Gilbert avenue near Wehrman avenue when an automobile rushed toward a hospital, claimed to be transporting an injured man. The defense argued Goodnight stepped into the car’s path as the horn sounded. The trial involved multiple attorneys and a separate scheduling dispute with John M. Gorman and others.
The report covers multiple civil cases including Goldman Drowght refit inquiry, a motor vehicle collision injuring an individual on Ninth street at Central avenue, and a $3,000 damages claim by a plaintiff represented by William Thorndyke. It notes judges' joint decision to apply a new verdict standard of three fourths of jurors to all cases filed after May 14.
Basili 30 is found guilty of pandering by Judge Hoffman's jury after bringing Goldie Long 27 from Springfield on false pretenses to entice her to life of shame in this city. Testimony cites attempts to induce a life of shame and marriage deceit. Elmer Nash, who pleaded guilty to larceny of 160 dollars from M. M. Boggs, had his plea withdrawn and received a suspended sentence to the reformatory after attorney suggestion.
Delegates of the Methodist Laymen's Association in the Western Ohio conference plan to push Cincinnati as the 1916 general conference meeting place at the Indianapolis convention next week. The move follows church policy discussions after the after church convention.
Washington reports agitation led by Richard L Metcalf, civil governor of the canal zone, over possible changes to the form of government. Secretary of War Garrigan and General Weaver sailed for Panama to address Metcalf's push for a commission, while Col Goethals supports the current one man system with three assistants.
Public Schools leader Condon of the Cy clanati travels to Grand Rapids for the industrial teachers convention. Woodward Industrial classes exhibit work at the event.
Financier rchhibald S White arrived in Cincinnati yesterday and refused to describe his plans. He said he did not know whether the interurban terminal would be built. Mrs White will remain in Cincinnati for a few days.
County commissioners cannot reach a split decision on funding temporary bridges over the Little Miami at Loveland Remington and Miamiville. Proposals split costs among Hamilton Clermont Warren and other counties, with no agreement and no bridges until spring at earliest.
The probate court yesterday appointed William T. Irwin broker, Charles L. Harrison banker, and William M. Little attorney as appraisers for the Mordecai Morrie White estate. The estate is valued by financiers at 20 to 25 million, but the administrators list 2.6 million personal and 600 thousand in real estate. Mrs. White widow receives the homestead for life plus twenty five thousand dollars yearly. If she declined the will she would receive one third of the personal estate and one third of income from real estate for her life.
City Sealer Schooss reported that market dealers formed a fund of 500 dollars to challenge a new law requiring a shallower and wider measure. A test suit will be filed today claiming the change will curb stacking and yield customers 15 percent more goods.
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