Health Board Members Resign After Mayor Clash
Four members of Cincinnati’s Health Board quit after a heated exchange with Mayor Spiegel over appointments and policy. Dr. George A. Fackler led the resignations, with Dr. E W Walker Dr. William Breed and A Clifford Shinkle following. Dr. Samuel E Allen may also resign. The shakeup prompts potential reorganization of the Health Department and questions about personnel changes including Health Officer Dr. Landis, Dr. Peters, and Chief Food Inspector Blume.
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George A. Fackler
E. W. Walker
William D. Breed
A. Clifford Shinkle
Samuel E. Allen
Mayor Spiegel
Thomas O'Neil
Fackler
Allen
Dr. Allen
Health Department
Dr. Landis
Peters
Blume
Civil Service
Landis
Dr. Peters
Prince Rescues Injured Man On Oxfordshire Road
The Prince of Wales helped David Cooper of Ascot Mill after Cooper’s horse bolted and he was thrown from a trap near Chipping Norton. The Prince drove Cooper to Chersbury then Shipton for medical care and stayed until Cooper’s condition was assessed.
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David Cooper
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Shipton
Von Walden divorce suit highlights family turmoil in Cincinnati
Rudolph Von Walden files for divorce and child custody amid accusations of cruel treatment and neglect by Maye M. Von Walden. Their son Edwin faces a Detroit robbery charge, while Mrs. Von Walden, a suffragist, seeks possible cross petition and governor support to bring youths home.
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Mexican War Claims Villa's Army Routed in Torreon
The Mexican War Department says Villa's rebels were routed at Torreon with heavy losses and that the capture of a Torreon suburb was a Velasco ambush ruse. Reports say Villa’s forces attacked Lerdo and Gomez Palacio, with 200 prisoners and 58 Federals killed in the fight.
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Four Tobacco Trust breakups face plan deadline
New York March 2. The four companies formed after the 1911 Tobacco Trust decree were given until next Monday to present plans to abandon monopolistic practices. U S District Attorney Marshall told counsel that action will be pursued by injunction if needed, after independent dealers charged ongoing monopoly. The firms named were American Tobacco, Liggett & Myers, R J Reynolds, P Lorillard, and Metropolitan Tobacco.
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United States
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White Wolf Brigand Captures Lung Chu-Chai Sacking City
Chinese brigand known as White Wolf and his followers captured and sacked the city of Lung Chu-Chai in Shen Si province. They killed 230 inhabitants and wounded or captured many hundreds more as large forces pursue the outlaw.
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Peking
White Wolf
Lung Chu-Chai
Shen- Si
Hu-Peh
Helo-Nan
Robber Fleeing Bank Gunfight Sparks Atlanta Chase
In Atlanta the white masked robber struck the Atlanta State Savings Bank and forced the bookkeeper into the vault. A pistol duel with a streetcar conductor followed as he fled by buggy into the suburbs. Police later arrested a man matching the bank thief’s description identified by the bookkeeper.
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Commercial Tribune
Atlanta
Atlanta State Savings Bank
Edward R. Aynata
Denver
Col
Second Coxey's Army Starts March April 16
From Massillon Ohio J S Coxey leader mails a letter to President Wilson announcing a second Coxey's Army set to march on April 16 from Massillon toward Washington The group plans to petition Congress for work on roads and public improvements and expects to reach Washington by May 21 to press for unemployed relief.
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Massillon
J. S. Coxey
Washington
Congress
All Strike Danger for Miners Is Over
The Policy Committee of the United Mine Workers of America announced a plan to keep peace in Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Miners will stay at work under the present agreement and settle the new scale in local conferences with employers. A two year wage agreement is in place and expires April 1.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
United
Illinois
Peoria
Ill
Tit for Tat for Wilson From Governor of Texas
Governor O B Colquitt denies claims that he asked Mexican forces to deliver Rodriguez and other fugitives. He says he sent a proper requisition to General Joaquin Maas for their surrender to Texas authorities and criticizes Washington for worrying over Mexican kidnappings while Texans suffer further abuses.
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Tex
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Washington
Clemente Vergara
Eagle Pass
Ciundad
Porfirio Diaz
Rodriguez
Texas
Hutchings
Joaquin Maas
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