The Commercial Tribune August 22 1925 front page
The Commercial Tribune issue dated Saturday August 22 1925 announces daily and Sunday editions. It lists offices and newsstand distribution points in New York City and Cincinnati. The paper notes Associated Press affiliation and republication rights for dispatches.
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Commercial Trbune Publishing Company
Commercia
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Forty-seco Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty- Third and Broadway
Associated Press
Sphinx Turns Oracle On The League Of Nations
The piece notes Colonel E. M. House, once close to President Woodrow Wilson, now surveys the League of Nations in action. It forecasts the United States becoming an associate member and a World Court adherent, while predicting political opposition and a cautious league rest.
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League of Nations
E. M. House
Woodrow Wilson
History
Sphinx
League
World Court
Colonel House
Another Bonanza on the Wane in Florida Real Estate Rush
The piece warns of a renewed rush to Florida for easy profits in real estate and other ventures. It recalls historic booms and cautions that many have left disappointed, with the era of abundant small-folks gains fading as the bonanza loses its shine.
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Canaan
Attila
Europe
Italy
America
California
Fai Rida
Peninsular State
North
Florida
Lifting State Roads From Political Ruts
Ohio seeks to remove political influence from state highway management. A bi partisan, depoliticized board would appoint road commissioners from Farm Bureau and Ohio Good Roads Federation lists. Recommendations come to the Highway Committee for reform favoring public interests and professional road building.
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Ohio
Special Legislative Highway Committee
Farm Bureau Association
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Board of Commissioners
Wrigley Advocates Persistent Advertising Strategy
The piece argues that constant advertising keeps a five cent product profitable by ensuring consumers remember it. Wrigley’s tested approach shows ads must continually remind the public, or rivals will capture the trade. The method is praised as effective, likening consistency to success and pudding with plums.
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Wrigley
MacMillan Debated Polar Sea Quest Abort News
Eskimo children may hear of bad luck their fathers faced as MacMillan’s Polar Sea expedition was called off, hindering further study of the southward region and its peoples.
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MacMillan
Cinderella Mary Spas Turns to Film Stardom
After press promotion by Millionaire Browning in thorough style, Cinderella Mary Spas enters the movie industry, suggesting cinema may pave the way to future success in her athletic goals.
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Millionaire Browning
Mary” Spas
Consul’s Liquor Seizure Clarified in NY Case
An honorary Haitian consul argued the liquor seized in New York should have been stored among the shirt he wore rather than in his trunk. The incident centers on how the contraband was concealed during the inspection.
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Haiti
New York
Pathetic Ballad About Golf and a Failing Score
A poem contrasts a golfer's poor current play with a high score from five years ago when he shot seven fives in a row. He recalls a perfect round and a 97, then laments ongoing struggles while remaining hopeful for a future improvement. Interspersed are brief humorous aside phrases.
Self-importance in Gotham fades with travel and fame
A reflective column notes New Yorkers chase status but quickly fade from memory. It cites writers, actors, and opera stars, including Mark Twain and Dolores, highlighting how public adulation shifts with time and place. The piece recalls tragedies of Martha Mansfield and Olive Thomas and hints at a suicide pact tale from Monte Carlo.
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New York
Gotham
Africa
Tony
Mark Twain
Lower
Fifth Avenue
Monte Carlo
McNaught Synd., Inc
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Rutherford Hayes Club Formed
In the Twenty fifth Ward Republicans organized the first Rutherford B. Hayes Club with J. E. Heart elected president and George Scheffel secretary. The Cincinnati Westwood Railway directors listed for steam service to Westwood and Lick Run. The coroner’s jury cleared Moran’s brothers of blame, saying the death came from a concussion after a chair fall before blows. An announcement described Fourth Street car routes to Mill Creek Bridge and Eighth and Fretman with a procession to the incline plane. Wood carvers of the period and firms Allard & Koster F and H Schroeder Henry L. Fry were highlighted.
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Strong’s Hall
J. E. Heart
George Scheffel
Charles Evens
Joseph Lingo
C. W. Whiteley
J. C. Bruckman
Cincinnati
William Moran
Moran
Allard & Koster
H. Schroeder
Henry L. Fry
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Headlines
Twenty years ago in Cincinnati The Commercial Tribune reports on Attorney General Ellis efforts to oust the electric mule from the Miami and Erie Canal. Drausin Wulsin counters custody lies with the courts. Old Hughes Society supports Linn Everett school site move. Frank Dieterle injured when a finger is severed by an awning frame. Presbyterian Hospital trustees offer $100000 for city use. Director Hutton questions city needs. Judge A C Thompson and son head to New York for vacation. Ironholders Union and Hinekamp face contempt charges over Waldorf strike before Judge Hosea. Weather clear, 60 88.
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Ellis
Miami and Erie Canal
Drausin Wulsin
The Girl of Fourteen
A mother seeks advice on her fourteen year old daughter who behaves bravely in school yet rebuffs caution on parties and late nights. The column argues teen storm and stress demand guided social conventions and chaperoned activities to protect moral health and future happiness.
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King Feature Synd., Inc
Answers to Questions for Monday's Paper
A list of 10 trivia questions and a marked set of yesterday's answers. Topics include Eli Whitney, dictionaries, the Forty-Niners, The Wandering Jew, Henry P. Davison, Martin Luther, the Mississippi Bubble, Etruria, and famed city architecture.
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Eli Whitney
Henry P. Davison
Martin Luther
France
Kingdom of
Etruria
Vestian College
St. Die
America
New World
Themo
Amerigo Vespucosi
Columbus
Matthias Ringemann
Isabella
Navidad
Vitus Bering
Bering Strait
Russia
Bering
John Law
Press Publishing
Mineral specimen described by August Itzel in Newark
August Itzel of 712 Courtlandt Avenue Newark presents a layered quartz specimen with milky quartz amethyst smoky quartz and iron oxide. He references Otis Swift and the World News Service noting poetic scientific description and a 1925 copyright.
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August Itzel
Courtlandt Avenue
Newark
Otis Swift
N. Y
Wea News Service
League Debate at Williams College Foresees Inter-American Ties
Dr George H Blakeslee of Clark University and other scholars spoke at the Institute of Politics about U S foreign policy, the Monroe Doctrine, and the possible role of the League of Nations in inter American affairs The discussion covered Latin American engagement with the league and potential U S intervention limits under Articles X and XIV while noting possible German mandates and Mussolini era shifts.
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New York World News Service
Williamstown
Mass
United States
League of Nations
Institute of Politics
George H. Blakeslee
Clark “University
League
Blakeslee
Pan-American Union
Council of the League
Charles K. Leith
University of Wisconsin
Latin America
Jenks
New York University
William E. Rappard
Geneva
Europe
America
Russia
Dr. Rappard
Germany
Rappard
Italy
Mussolini
Felix Valyi
Revue Politique Internationale
Britain
France
Archibald Cary Coolidge
Harvard University
East Africa
Corbly Appointed Assistant National Adjutant
John W. Mahon announces D Corbly of Missoula Montana named Assistant National Adjutant of Disabled American Veterans succeeding Joseph F Loos. Corbly a World War II era veteran and ex urban newspaper editor moves to head the national weekly. He will supervise the Disabled Veterans' newspaper at headquarters.
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John W. Mahon
D. Corbly
Missoula
Mont
Joseph F. Loos
Corbly
Tne Corps
Durne
United States Veterans’ Bureau
School of Journalism
University of Montana
Helena
Lasance
Loos
Mahan
Mr. Loose
Italy and Belgium debt terms spark Italian opposition
Rome reports Belgium's debt settlement surprised Italy and Washington. Italian editors argue Italy cannot pay and should receive a moratorium. The Tevere cites U.S. tariffs and immigration as limits, while urging better terms than Belgium and advocating reinvestment in Italian industry.
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Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Belgium
Italy
United States
France
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Messagero
Tevere
Rhine
Britain
England
Washington
Pcopyright
World News Serv
N. S. World
Cot
Robbers Seize Payroll. Amboy Trust Officer Fatally Wounded
An Amboy Trust Company special officer Gallagher was fatally shot while resisting two robbers who seized a 24000 payroll. Three suspects were arrested after the incident. Gallagher died on the way to the hospital.
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Associated Press
Amboy
N. J
Allagher
Erth Amboy Trust Company
Gallagher
Petition for air mail route New York to Florida
The Postmaster General will study a proposed air mail line 1 350 miles long from New York to Miami via Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Bond Norfolk Wilmington Charleston Savannah Brunswick Jacksonville Daytona West Palm Beach. If feasible bids will be invited.
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New York World News Service
Washington
New York
Miami
Fla
New
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Bond
Norfolk
Wilmington
N. C
Charleston
D. C
Savannah
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Daytona
West Palm Beach
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Martha Mansfield
Olive Thomas
Cincinnati Commercial
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Nicholas Moran
James Fitzgerald
T. C. Campbell
Thomas Logan
Price Hill
Millcreek Bridge
Eighth
Old Hughes Society
Edward Dempsey
Board of Education
Linn and
Everett Streets
Frank Dieterle
Elmwood Place
John DeWitt
Presbyterian Hospital
Board of Public Service
Hutton
A. C. Thompson
United States Court For
Southern District of
Captain Thompson
United States Army
Joseph W. Valentine
O’leary
Metcalf
Ironholders’ National Union
Harry Hinnekamp
Maurice Ketten
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