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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1913
Page
8
Dr. Withrow answers critics claiming an attack is a political attempt to keep schools under partisan influence. He defends the integrity of inspections and building costs, denies sending or communicating with alleged emisis, and asserts the building committee’s role is limited to oversight while stressing schools should be free from political interference.
Edward H. Cohan of Cincinnati has joined The Cincinnati American and will assume full charge of the circulation department on November 3. The paper plans to expand its staff with energetic ambitious young men to deliver a top quality paper to Cincinnati for one cent. Announcement of progress will follow in these columns.
Freda Marienthal of New York sues Marie Weidlich and others in Philadelphia’s Common Pleas Court alleging alienation of affections. Attorney George C. Peacock seeks release as attorney for the plaintiff claiming lack of letters and doubt over Freda Marienthal’s marriage to Theodore. Defendants deny the accusation and say the letters were written in fun for another party. The suit, filed five months ago, drew wide attention for a description of the so-called glory kiss from one love epistle.
A local no liquor order reduced drunken visits to resorts in a segregated district. Patrons previously spending freely on drinks for inmates now face abstinence, leading to fewer drunkards and lower resort income from vice. A resort keeper notes some patrons still drink with women but overall mood shifts as cider and ginger replace spirits.
A national convention of Methodist men will be held in Indianapolis this week under the Laymen's Missionary Movement. More than 8,000 delegates attend from Tuesday to Friday to discuss missions and evangelical work. notable speakers include Bishops Anderson Walden Downey and Drs. Schenk Shipley Jennings Blake Penn and Bishop Moore. The closing parade Friday evening is expected to involve about 10,000 Methodists with rail arrangements for Cincinnati delegates.
Newton Radclif, 65, was stabbed in a morning fight with Charles Rice, 41, in Jordan Alley. Radcliff was taken to City Hospital for treatment and Rice was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct.
John Wallingford of Bridgeport Ohio said two young men he roomed with robbed him of 30 dollars while he slept Saturday evening at the Hotel Bristol. He filed the report with the First District police yesterday.
A. C. Keefer, 23, a Big Four switchman from Indianapolis, injured his right hand at work in the Big Four yards and was rushed to City Hospital for treatment.
The article advises boarding school girls spend three to four months away from home need multiple footwear options. It recommends three lightweight oxfords for indoor use, two or more pairs of high-topped waterproof boots for cold weather, and two pairs of evening slippers or low-cut shoes in bronze or black kid and white glace or suede to stay comfortable and dry.
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