14 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
1
The Nogales battle leaves about 100 killed and many wounded on both sides as federal troops under Colonel Kosterlitsky surrender to Obregon's rebels. American casualties include a wounded U S Army trooper. gunfire crosses the international line, with two American women narrowly escaping harm.
Miss Sadie American, noted Jewish lecturer, returns to New York after a 10000 mile West and Southwest tour in support of Jewish immigrant girls. She organized National Council of Jewish Women sections in Galveston Houston Waco Dallas and Arkansas cities Little Rock Hot Springs and promoted alien care work in South. Backers included Mrs J B Greenhut of New York.
Washington reports conflicting outcomes from Dr. Friedrich Friedmann’s serum in Ohio. Dr. Carl Stutz says he was cured of consumption, while Mrs. A W Adams died after treatment. Public Health Service investigates patent claims and plans lab tests on cultured samples, with no human trials scheduled.
William Fitting, 19, lost both legs for a second time after warning a woman at Westbury station against an oncoming express train. A previous accident four years ago left him legless. attendants found him intact as wooden legs broke.
Mrs Hazel May Schutz wife of Thomas Co Schutz president of the Mercantile Advertising Agency and Thomas Mee a law student were fined 200 each for pajama dances at 2 AM in Schutzs home while her husband was away Neighbors complained of liquor and a public display of high kicking and dancing near a brightly lit window Mee quipped we forgot to pull down the shades but it certainly has some dance
Alva Burgess, 45, a farmer from near Oxford Ohio, died after injuries from a cornstalk run-in years earlier. He fell ill Sunday, then lost speech and consciousness before his death this evening.
Cleveland report on March 13 details defense witnesses in the Gross Immorality case. Officers testified Kohler’s whereabouts on key nights were refreshed from records. Prosecution alleges Kohler spent nights with Mrs. Schearer. defense questions Schearer’s tale and implied overheard remarks.
Secretary Bryan presided at a Pan-American Union dinner in the Pan-American Building with representatives from twenty American republics. John Barrett hosted as Director General. Da Gama welcomed Bryan who pledged pacific aims and friendship with Central and South American nations.
Former President Theodore Roosevelt leads the first annual Pennsylvania Progressive conference at the Metropolitan Opera House Philadelphia. Speakers stress organization education and turning platform pledges into law while fundraising yields over 11900 dollars.
A cyclonic storm swept the South killing at least 33 and wrecking towns from Louisiana to Tennessee. Provencal Louisiana was nearly wiped out with 25 homes and several buildings destroyed. Reports list numerous deaths and extensive property damage across Mississippi Texas Alabama and Georgia.
President Wilson opened his campaign to win backing from Progressive Republicans as the political scene shifted in Washington. The message aimed to unite factions ahead of forthcoming endorsements.
Halsey Corwin, once nearly a millionaire after marrying Roberta Menges, lies in a small apartment after illness and hardship. He refuses to discuss his former wife’s high-profile life, which includes a 1908 marriage to an English major, a Federal Court case, and elopement with actor Conway Tearle.
A steel rocket carrying Rodman Law the human fly exploded in New York as 800 pounds of powder fired. Law survived after being hurled 25 feet, with hair burned, then crawled from the wreckage and planned a second attempt after another rocket is built.
A London dispatch reports all day bombardment on Adrianople by Bulgarians as Turkish defenders struggle under siege. Predicts fall before week’s end while powers urge capitulation for fear of regional pestilence. Servian transports, sailing to aid Montenegrins at Scutari, are attacked by an unidentified warship, with hundreds killed or wounded.
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