Police Prepare to Guard Cars Against Attack
Three companies of militia are held under waiting orders by request of the authorities as police plan to guard cars against attack.
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14 May 1913
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
1
Move Orders Issued After Union Deadlock
City officials report failed settlement between the company and workers after extensive talks. At midnight the union delivered a final reply and ordered all cars moved, signaling prompt action as tensions rise.
Mayor withdraws as mediator in streetcar strike
Police protect cars as Ohio National Guard stands ready in Columbus after the mayor’s ultimatum. Traction Company remains firm, strikers demand union recognition, and officials fear trouble while promising to safeguard lives and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash
GOAOG
Timatum
Traction Company
Bettman
Walter Knight
Federated Improvement Associations
Tammany Officials in Prison Scandal
Sing Sing prison conditions labeled unspeakable in a report to Governor Sulzer by Special Commissioner Blake. The probe charges graft incompetence filth and mistreatment of prisoners against Colonel Joseph F Scott former State Superintendent of Prisons and Frederick Hamlin Mills former State Prison Sales Agent. Political insiders tied to Tammany figures cited as motive amid Sulzer’s clashes with Charles Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Top
Joseph F. Scott
Boottom
Frederick Hamlin Mills
Sing Sing
New York
Sulzer
George W. Blake
Albany
Charles Murphy
Strikers Stand Firm Over Union Recognition
Strikers reject offers from city officials and press for full recognition of their union as the primary issue. The group insists on formal acknowledgment before any settlement steps.
Orr Admonishes Against Violence at Picket Lines
Pickets positioned at all barns with instructions to preserve order and prevent meetings today. Hundreds of motormen and conductors attend the Workmen's Hall session as they approve the final step.
Cincinnati Traction Strike Rages Over Union Recognition
Unionized 1,860 Cincinnati Traction employees refuse to bargain without recognition. Mayor Henry T Hunt urges calm and arbitration while workers express resolve to strike until the company acknowledges the union. Speakers recount twenty five years of silence and threaten to dig in the ditch rather than accept nonrecognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Conenee
Workman's Hall
Rezin Orr
W. P. Mahon
Adolph Klummer
Frank Rist
James Frey
Traction Company
Union
Jim Glazier
Hearthstone
The Traction Company and Union Arbitration Breakdown
Negotiations between the Traction Company and its employees have collapsed after Mayor Hunt’s arbitration offer is interpreted as recognition of the union. The workers seek a clearer and more definite acknowledgment while the company sticks to its stance. The dispute centers on one interpretive point despite extensive talks and calls for public calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor
George le Bia
East End
Strib Bakers
Ruy
Traction Company
Hunt
Tracton Company
Buffalo Union Support in Cincinnati Street Car Drive
A message from Mr Fitzgerald via Mr Mahon reports Buffalo Division of the Amalgamated Association of Street Car Men ready to aid local men in their organizing effort. Buffalo men, now in their own union after a major strike, have 8,000 members and stand ready to provide funds and other assistance to the Cincinnati Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzger
Buffalo
Amalgamated Association of Street
Mahon
Fitzgerald
Cincinnati
State Board opens case on Dr Koch at Dayton Hospital
Dayton Ohio reporters describe a heated hearing as the State Board of Administration orders the Polk case against Dr J V Koch to be heard first. Witnesses claim Koch urged restraints and even silencing a patient. Attendants testified about threats and alleged improper remarks by Dr Baber. Miss Margaret Deuschle denied any misconduct. Board members plan to inspect Longview Hospital next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
Stata Board of Administration
Dayton State Hospital
J. Vv. Koch
Koch
Bea-Baker
Kach
J. W. Koch
Carl Murray
Albert, McIntosh and Kopke
EF. A
Ny Ward Swisher
Tony Mi Sitella
Dr. Koch
Dr. Baber
Don Mattern
Shepard
Mattern
Baber
Davey F. Bernard
Margaret Deuschle
Davey
Cincinnati
Longview Hospital
Phipps Institute Receives 16 Million Gift for TB Fight
Henry Phipps of New York donates 16 million dollars to the University of Pennsylvania to study and prevent tuberculosis among the poor. The dedication in Philadelphia includes medical men and scientists from across the United States and honors Dr. Edward Trudeau for founding the Adirondack Cottage Sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phipps
Edward &. Trudeau
Adirondack Cottage Sanatorium
Epitaph on Bread Alerts Poughkeepsie Vandal Theft
In Poughkeepsie New York May 13 a bread loaf bears an inscription believed to be carved from a cemetery headstone. The First Reformed Church board investigates the desecration as tombstones vanish from the deserted parish graveyard. Police are asked to trace suspects and prosecute those responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
First Reformed
Church of
Yocat Baker
Beady of Albert Smith Found in Local Creek
The six year old boy who disappeared from his home in Llington New Jersey last Friday was found today in a creek. Authorities believe the death was an accidental drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llington
N. J
Albert Smith
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Ohio National Guard
Columbus
the Traction Company
Odo
Advice
Orr
Draper
Stevens
Federated Improvement Association
Wos
Schoepf
Messrs. Rist
Rawling
Kummer
Filbrant
Central Labor Council
Price
John Weld Peck
Federated Deprovement Associations
Cincinnati Traction Company
OM OM Omomoro
Henry T. Hunt
Oita
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Belle
Kreiber
Pittsburg
Johnson
Bachrach
Buffalo Union
Administra
Tions Board
Dr. Raber
Scourge
Vandal
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