Heat Tormented People Demand Evocation of Laws
Report notes rising public pressure amid heat waves as residents call for swift legal action. An investigation by a special grand jury is considered likely to be method adopted to address the issue.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
1
Ice Strike Grips City Firms and Citizens in Prolonged War
The city endures a deep ice strike with union and ice company leaders locked in firm standoff. Prosecutor Pogue may face calls for grand jury action while municipal distributors and breweries struggle to supply heat vulnerable residents.
City May Land A Reserve Bank In New System
Cincinnati may be chosen as a regional reserve city under a twelve region currency reform plan. The final designation rests with the Federal Reserve Board, to be formed after the bill passes, with Cincinnati favored for geography and a subtreasury. President Wilson summoned Democratic House Banking Committee members to the White House, drawing sharp criticism as an unprecedented move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Virginia Beach
White House
Wilson
Representative Glass
Legal light found in a pig's eye in Columbus trial
In Columbus Judge C. M. Rogers court a $20,000 suit by Adolph Haak against Dr. Andrew Timberman alleges eye injury from a negligent operation. Timberman and Dr. Shafer used a pig's eye embedded in a black mask for a demonstrative eye operation before jurors, with several illustrative procedures performed on defense attorneys without actual surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Andrew Timberman
C. M. Rogers
Adolph Haak
Hank
Timbermen
Shafer
Colum
Timberman
Murderous madman opens fire at Catholic school in Bremen
In Bremen on June 20 a crazed head teacher Schmidt opened fire with two automatic pistols in a Catholic school. Three children were killed and several others wounded including a teacher and a janitor, with a workman struck by a stray bullet. Schmidt was overpowered, injured, and committed to an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Germany
Schmidt
Death in plunge of navy biplane in Chesapeake Bay
Ensign William S Billingsley dies when a hydro aeroplane crashes 1600 feet above Chesapeake Bay. Lieutenant John A Towers clings to wreck, survives after being rescued. The accident occurred during a flight from the Naval Academy toward Claiborne, as gusts toppled the craft and sent it into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
John A. Towers
Local boys capture four foot copperhead by river
Fremont Ohio residents Roger French and Horace Tschumy captured a live copperhead four feet long along the river yesterday. They carried the snake home wrapped in a coat, unaware of the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Roger French
Horace Tschumy
Woman Exposed to Flight Risks With Navy Aviator Trio
The wife of Lieutenant Menner of the United States Navy accompanied Aviator Marshall Earle Reid in aerial flights at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. She joined two other women as part of the trio of flyer companions in the test flights at the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menner
United States Navy
Marshall Earle Reid
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Will the Mayor Compel Arbitration Over Ice Shortage
An editorial urges Cincinnati officials to force arbitration to resolve the city ice shortage during a hot period. It argues ice supply affects all residents and workers, compares to past strikes, and warns the mayor to act decisively or seek other guidance.
Debased by Detectives Damsels Choose Fatal Pact
Two 17 year old girls from the East End, Kathryn Burns and Annie Butler, swallowed bichloride of mercury after a pact to die. They had been with Detectives Leo J. Kennelly and W. J. Lavery at a dance hall and rooming house. Both detectives were suspended. Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O-Cial Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Kathryn Burns
Annie Butler
East End
Burns
West Pennsylvania Hospital
Leo J. Kennelly
W. J. Lavery
Highland District
St. Clair Street
Kennelly
J. L. Albert
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Powers
Prosecutor Pogue
Speedy
Citizens’ Committee
Ice Trust
Cullen
the Ice Delivery Company
Pogue
Mr. Cullen
McArthur
Citizens
Mittee
Cincinnati
Lves
Powers That Be
Ice Delivery Company
Red Sea
Trey
Union
City Selle Ice
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Washington
Financial Regions
The
Federal Reserve
Board of Control
Board
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Congress
Congressional ‘Committee
Schoolmaster Tactics
Korbly
Odogqooos
Lunatic
United States Naval
Ensign Billingsley
Annapolis
William S Billingsley
Chesapeake Bay
John A
Towers
Navy Aviators
Clung
Thouitenant Towers
Naval Academy
Claiborne
Een
Bay
Billingsley
Lieutenant Towers
B. L. Bronson
S. Kellar
Naval Academy Hospital
R. T. Menner
Ice Company
Tion
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