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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1913

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Berlin Buzz Over Friedmann Tuberculosis Serum

Berlin reports heightened interest and concern as physicians and officials follow Dr. Franz Friedmann's live nonvirulent bacilli serum for tuberculosis. American patients risk large expenses and false hope while authorities await scientific validation and control of access.

Friedmann

Sickles Named in Graft Charge by Supreme Court

General Daniel Sickles, noted Civil War hero and former head of the New York monuments commission, is ordered arrested by Supreme Court Justice William P. Rudd on a request from Attorney General Carmody. The suit seeks $28,476 plus interest for funds misused in 1912. bond of $30,000 required to avoid jail. The case highlights a storied but controversial career ending with family and financial strains.

General Sickles New York State Monuments Commission Monuments Commission Commission Comptroller’s Office Carmody Sickles Harburger Tadlow Street New York Congress

Flood relief effort blocked in Congress

Washington January 25 Congress will not appropriate funds to aid flood victims of the Ohio river system. Rep Stanley sought 1 million dollars but the plan gained little support as lawmakers questioned destitution levels. The House subcommittee took no action and suggested relief via tents and rations from the War Department. Senators Bradley and Paynter face slim odds of passage.

Commercial Tribune Washington Congress Ohio River Stanley House Appropriations Committee Mr. Stanley Secretary of War Bradley Paynter Senate House

Human Bomb Riedelbach Convicted in Dynamite Case

Carl Riedelbach known as the human bomb was found guilty today on the charge of depositing dynamite in an inhabited place at the Los Angeles Central police station incident. The verdict follows a hung jury in his first trial and comes after he taunted officers during testimony.

Los Angeles Cal Carl Riedelbach Central Kingdom Come Riedelbach Shea

Mrs Finley J Shepard to keep maiden name

Mrs Finley J Shepard will sign as Helen Gould Shepard to maintain her philanthropic and business identity after marriage to Mr. Shepard. Since their wedding, they stay at Lyndhurst with 48 guards around the estate. They were seen traveling on a twenty mile car ride and plan a trip abroad in February.

Tarrytown N. Y Finley J. Shepard Helen Gould Shepard Shepard Lyndhurst

Driven Into A Corner Mayor Avoids Facing Bigelow In A Debate

A disjointed report from London details turmoil in Turkey with the Young Turks clamping down in Constantinople and Greece pressing Epirus while Allies prepare for renewed action. The piece notes Italian protection of residents, warnings over peace delay, and a tense Balkan front as operations and naval moves unfold amid public unrest.

Bigelow

Mayor’s reversal shocks Cincinnati on traction battle

The mayor, angered by a Tribune report on the traction franchise, blocks the paper’s representative from meeting him. He refuses to debate Bigelow and signals a rerouting plan, provoking business leaders who warn of financial panic and harm to downtown commerce.

Commercial Tribune Traction Company Billy” Hopkins Mr. Bigelow Herbert Bigelow Bigelow Grand Opera House Hunt Brother Bigelow Commerial Tribune Cincinnati The

Tragic tale ends in joyful reunion after decade of doubt

Richard Heilman, presumed dead after vanishing ten years ago, returns to his La Salle and McPherson Street home in Price Hill. His wife long mourned him at Wesleyan Cemetery, where she laid flowers weekly. A nephew later finds the missing man alive at a Harrison Avenue furniture factory, shocking the family and prompting Heilman to seek work and atone for past disappearances. The Elmwood murder link remains unresolved.

Enoch Arden Richard Heimann la Salle McPherson Streets Price Hill Wesleyan Cemetery Wesleyan Hartmann Hermann Harrison Avenue Cincinnati Elmwood

Blanche Ring Suffering With Severe Tonsillitis

In Cleveland Ohio Blanche Ring contracted a cold at an Elysium Ice rink party that developed into acute tonsillitis. Tonight her doctor says the illness may cancel the Cleveland performance of The Wall Street Girl and her Detroit opening may be affected. Ring has been confined to bed since Friday and performed Friday against medical orders.

Commercial Tribune Cleveland Blanche Ring Elysium Miss Ring Opera House Walter H.rieger Hollenden Detroit

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