16 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1913
Page
1
In a three hour battle near Naco Arizona the Federals under Ojeda with fewer than 500 troops repelled nearly 1,000 state troops. Huerta forces pushed the rebels back five miles toward the border as U.S. cavalry and a missing American doctor observed the clash and wounded deputy marshal A. Hopkins reported.
A blizzard tragedy in South Dakota ends with the Perry family found dead near Box Elder Creek. Leslie Perry, found wandering dazed, sought his parents A F Perry and siblings aged 8 to infant. The family had trekked from Big Bend toward MilIon Freazen’s ranch when they perished in the storm.
Prof Edward N Reser an art instructor at Commercial High School Brooklyn testified in New York City before Justice Kelly that his 1910 marriage to Frances M Cooke Reser ended in discord. He sought an annulment claiming his wife loved only for home and support and that she rebuffed him and called him an old fool.
Senora Madero widow of the late Mexican President reached New York aboard the Monterey. She wore mourning and recalled the days of her husband’s arrest and death. Mercedes Madero denounced the traitors and murderers as they traveled toward the Hotel. The party includes a sister of the late President. Continued on page 2.
Mrs. Mabel Clarkson wife of Rev Nestor Clarkson a Chicago missionary who ran away with burglar Owen Conn arrives in Chicago seeking reconciliation. She claims she collaborated on missionary work and designed the uniforms but admits faults and stalemates in their marriage. The husband was not at the station and authorities released her in Milwaukee. Chicago police were not pursuing charges.
In Harlem three men in a taxi robbed cafe owner Bert Newman of a leather satchel containing laundry cash. On the Lower West Side five youths looted a trolley conductor of $8. Green Point gunmen stole $65 and three watches from three men. An East Side homeowner was robbed of jewelry after an assault. Four offenders and a woman total. Detectives arrested two suspects with victim identifications, and later Martin De Matio and wife Grace were ordered as suspects.
Charles R. Drummond, a fugitive in San Diego, asks a St. Louis judge for parole and hints he will reunite with his third wife Miss Charlotte Vincent if allowed to return. Vincent denies supporting him and calls him a liar, while Drummond cites his reform and seeks employment, noting court hesitancy blocks parole.
Ruth L. Trufant an actress testifies in New York court that she abandoned surgeon Frank M. Andrews to wed Henry G Williams only to learn he had a wife. She sues Williams for 50000, detailing rival charms and promises of life insurance and support during 1907 Paris sojourns.
Baltimore March 15 Doctor Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute announced at Johns Hopkins Medical School that he isolated and propagated the germs of infantile paralysis. He said no antidote yet but hinted a possible vaccine. The finding was shown with tissue and monkey experiments and discussed by Johns Hopkins faculty.
Mrs Emma Bothwell, using multiple aliases, is jailed in Columbus awaiting a March 27 preliminary federal hearing on charges of defrauding wealthy men across cities such as Indianapolis Detroit Cleveland Wilkes-Barre and South Bend. Investigators allege she posed as ill or a nurse to solicit thousands, with letters and forged bills.
Bryan's growth effort faces a setback in the Senate as leaders debate the promise of chairmanships and shifts in power loom. The report notes internal friction and potential alliances shaping the outcome.
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