26 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
1
German medical circles claim mesotherium offers a cheaper, safer alternative to radium for cancer treatment. Berlin and Munich councils fund purchases, hospitals and researchers test the element with reported remission signs in 100 to 150 cases, though full results and long-term effects remain under study.
Dr. Joel Goldthwait, Boston medical expert, told the State Medical Society in Philadelphia that many so called incurable conditions arise from weak organs and anatomy. He described treatment to strengthen stomach and intestines, adjust vital organs, and shift internal weights to relieve pressure and improve bone support.
President Wilson credits the withdrawal of General Huerta from the Mexican presidential race and the push for a constitutional election as a victory for U S policy of moral suasion. Reports say Huerta supports Federico Gamboa, boosting hopes for a fair vote on October 26, while some constitutionalists question the election’s legitimacy.
Special dispatch reports seven year old Boris Dimitrimozith, veteran of twenty Balkan battles, arriving in New York aboard the Oceania with 200 Bulgarian and Greek survivors. He wore an officer’s uniform and the Order of St Elizabeth, the only decorated sailor aboard.
Tennessee House leaders reach agreement to clear the Capitol and State House grounds of spectators and off‑duty officials amid fears of armed factions. Police and detectives were withdrawn after Speaker Stanton urged removal. Prohibition bills advance in Senate amid tense sessions.
The monks of St Bernard saved thousands of travelers by sheltering exhausted migratory birds during a fierce Alpine storm. Swallows veered south but could not fly against the head wind. the monks opened doors and lit the Hospice guiding the birds inside for the night. They departed at daybreak.
Vancouver B C Sept 25 Another sea serpent is reported near Skidegate spotted by Indigenous people aboard the Grand Trunk Pacific steamer Prince Albert. The creature about twenty feet long grabbed a canoe but was slain by a chief with a hunting knife, breaking the monster in two.
Miss Mry Good of Ed wardsville Illinois reports midnight translation into a celestial antechamber where she spoke with spirits of her sister and grandmother. The account follows Sir Oliver Lodge’s claim of surviving personality and intrigues psychologists and lay readers about perception beyond ordinary senses.
In Clinton Illinois a child’s skeleton in a homemade coffin was found hidden in a wall during wrecking of Colonel Thomas Snell’s Clinton mansion built forty years ago. An inquest returned an open verdict as police investigated the grisly discovery amid the mansion’s stormy history and Snell family court battles over his estate.
Miss Mabel Sturtevant, a university graduate famed as the Co eds angel, was arrested by Postal Inspectors for defrauding Northwestern University students and Chicago women. Inspectors say she gained about 2300 dollars by claiming loans to help poor college girls and financing education with funds from victims.
The High Court of Impeachment in Albany opened testimony on Governor Sulzer involving cash campaign contributions. Evidence showed solicited cash from brewing interests and other donors, including fifty-two who wrote checks totaling 14 400 to campaign secretary Louis Sarecky. Impeachment managers indicated more funds beyond the articles of impeachment and no further charges were added at this time.
George H. Bixby, Long Beach millionaire on trial for alleged offenses against girls, testified in his defense that his contact with Jonquil inmates arose from philanthropy. He detailed gifts totaling several thousand dollars to the women and noted, under oath, he never met most accusers again after visits.
Albany September 25 The impeachment trial of Governor William Sulzer features nine developments including Schiff testimony on a 2500 campaign fund return offer and his negative reply. Campaign manager Sarecky subpoenaed. Stadler described appeals to Tammany Hall and brewing interests for support and funds.
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