The Commercial Tribune August 26 1925 Front Notice
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio announces distribution points in New York City Schultz News Stand Dustpede and street Forty second street Grand Central Station Hotaling News Stand and at the Schulter News Stand. It notes Associated Press rights and republication privileges for news dispatches and local items with date Wednesday August 26 1925 and price 2 cents daily and a Sunday issue.
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Schulter
Fal Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Forty-second
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Broadway
Associated Press
Methodist Union Debates Unification at Covington Conference
A Scott Street Church assembly in Covington gathers for the Kentucky Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South to debate and possibly ratify unification with the Methodist Episcopal Church. The border conference faces opposition but is seen as pivotal for future ratifications.
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Methodist Union
Covington
Scott Street Church
Hentucky
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Mason and Dixon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kentucky
Those Who Pay Are Given a Say in Coal Hearings
Coal consumers gain a hearing before miners and operators as a citizens’ committee presents their case. Hearings occur first before miners, then before operators, with the consumer speaking first and enduring curt responses. The process acknowledges the consumer suffers most from the quarrel and may influence future dealings.
Traffic Court and mortal danger prompt drivers to heed
Eighteen traffic violators faced Judge Eyrich with eight jailed for speeding. The piece argues for stricter licensing tests and public service action as motor fatalities rise, urging greater caution by drivers and walkers amid the year’s grim death toll and many nonfatal injuries.
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Eyrich
Uncle Sam Awakes to Florida Land Boom
The article notes federal officials waking to a Florida land boom as private speculators encroach on public lands. Secretary Work orders limited entry but finds relief limited, with squatters and intruders contesting rights and a large share of reserves already claimed by speculators for private gain.
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Uncle Sam
Florida
Secretary of the Interior
Work Pronto
Everglades
Work
Memorial School Plan for William Jennings Bryan Sparks Debate
A proposal to found a fundamentalist school as a memorial to the late William Jennings Bryan raises questions about the permanence of static values. The idea touches on educational aims and religious influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Thief Targeted Loose Gems and Cash in Home Handbags
A crime note warns that unattended gems and vacation funds left in handbags entice thieves, urging homeowners to secure valuables and reduce easy temptations.
To a Baby by James J. Montague
A dated verse and prose fragment laments infant crying as a plea for attention from parents. It contrasts a silent infant with one who cries to trigger care, and notes carefree adults and shifting societal views on liberty and progress. The piece touches on wireless rescues and the St. Bernard dog in the Alps.
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Alps
James Gleason and His Rough Yet Bright Persona
New York theater figure James Gleason, co author of Is Zat So and The Fall Guy, wins attention for a hard boiled street persona and deep classical reading. The piece compares him with stars like O’Neill and Chaplin, notes his army and vaudeville past, and recounts anecdotes of colleagues and oddball sightings.
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New York
James Gleason
Gleason
Second Avenue
Bowery
O'Neill
Vaudevilis
Opry
Pacific Coast
Frank Bacon
Lightnin
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Political Factional Clash
A Cincinnati county Republican convention saw Dick and Me led by Richard Smith and partners crushed by a rival faction on the first ballot. The ticket included J. S. Wise, Joseph B. Humphreys, Gustav Tafel, John Birnbaum, Ezekah Compton, Henry Kessler, Michael Goepper and others. City finances showed $33,000 owed for street car licenses and $375,000 outstanding from wharf rents and railroads. The piece notes St Ludwig’s Day picnic at Trimpe’s Grove and a German celebration with beer and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick and
Richard Smith
The
Gazette
Alex Sands
Ben Eggleston
Republican Party
Leavin
J. S. Wise
Joseph B. Humphreys
St. Ludwig's Day
Trimpe's Grove
Reading Pike
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati From The Commercial Tribune
Advisory Board of the Jewish Education Institute reorganized under Drs R W Miller A W Nelson with Leo Mode as vice president and Dr B D Bogen ex-officio. N Rose Johnson celebrated his parents fiftieth wedding anniversary by taking Mrs Fannie Bodenhamer as his bride. Jim Reilly dominates racing events at Chester Park. Motorman John Smith injured by a lightning strike on a Lockland car. A barber college client died during a shave. H S Stevens hospitalized after a blow by a stave. Weather cloudy to clear with 70 81 degree forecast.
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The
Jewish Educational Institute
R. W. Miller
A. W. Nelson
Leo Mode
B. D. Bogen
N. Rose Johnson
Big Four Railway
Cincinnati Barber College
Third
Sycamore Streets
H. 8
Stevens
John Robinson
Evanaville
Ind
For Your Welfare And Your Success
Dr Charles A L Reed former president of the American Medical Association offers guidance on personal health and professional achievement emphasizing welfare and success strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. L. Reed
The
American Medical Association
Digestive Peristalsis and the Stomach Function
Dr Reed explains how gravity and the stomach and intestinal muscles drive digestion through peristalsis. Disturbances range from vomiting to absent movement, with warning signs for chronic indigestion or ulcers and advice to seek timely medical guidance. Tomorrow topic: stomach inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Feature Synd., Inc
Questions and Answers from Yesterday and Tomorrow
A quiz lists ten current questions to be printed tomorrow covering naval history language geography and saints. It also recaps yesterday's answers including Speaker title Christmas Carol virus ivy automobile Azores Cape Charles Carnegie Institute John Brown and the first U S oil well in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Sir Giles
Arctic
Dawson
United States
New England
Jupiter
House of Representatives
Charles Dickens
Azores
Cape Charles
Chesapeake Bay
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
John Brown
Pennsylvania
Press Publishing Co
Inmate Patrick Donahue Declared Dead Again
Patrick Donahue a 61 year old inmate of St. Joseph's Home for the Aged was declared dead by Dr. Holt after collapsing in the street near the home. He previously was pronounced dead twelve years ago and later revived at the morgue, doctors say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Patrick Donahue
St. Joseph’s Home For
Donahue
Holt
New York Hospital
Edward Donlin
Donlin
Warships Level Riff Villages in Spanish Morocco
Alhucemas coast line leveled by Spanish warships after bombardment of the island. The cruiser Alfonso XIII pounded rebel guns and destroyed several villages. A squadron of giant airplanes bombed Abd-El-Krim headquarters at Adjir.
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Melilia
Spanish Morocco
Alhucemas
Alfonso XIII
Abd-El-Krim
Adjir
Alfonso to preside at Madrid military meeting
King Alfonso plans to return from Santander to chair a key Madrid military directorate meeting. General Primo de Rivera is already in Madrid for the same purpose and will head to Morocco soon after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alfonso
Santander
Primo de Rivera
Morocco
Coolidge Plans Parley to Cut Armies
In Columbus Ohio on August 25 Senator Simeon D. Fess said President Coolidge would call an international conference to reduce land armaments after ratification of the five power pact. He noted the round-table talks would follow naval reductions begun under Harding, and clarified he was not speaking for Coolidge. Frank B. Willis also spoke briefly at the rally.
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Columbus
Coolidge
Simeon D. Fess
Harding
Fess
Catholics Condemn Laws That Bar Evolution Theory
In Cleveland the Catholic Central Verein adopted a resolution condemning laws that bar the teaching of evolution. The resolution denounces pseudo scientists who equate theory with fact and warns that religion and science need not be irreconcilable. It asserts Christianity must remain intact while awaiting science and church guidance on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Catholic Central Verein
Vesuvius Erupts Spreading Ashes Over Campania
Mount Vesuvius resumes extraordinary activity with vast ashes and lights across the countryside at night. Officials at the observatory say no imminent danger. In South Dakota, Yankton records a tremor felt by residents shaking buildings, with regional history of light quakes.
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Naples
Italy
Mount Vesuvius
Volcano Observatory
Yankton
S. D
John Robinsons Circus Returns to East End Tomorrow
John Robinsons Circus pitches its Big Top in East End Cincinnati tomorrow on Kellogg and Tennyson streets with dry ground and fine weather predicted. Afternoon show at 2 PM and evening show at 8 PM follow a morning parade featuring the Barron sisters Theresa Barron joining from the London Hippodrome.
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John Robinson
East End
Cincinnati
Kellogg and Tennyson Streets
Theresa Barron
Barron
London Hippodrome
Unmasked bandits steal $11000 payroll in midwest heist
A stolen touring car recovered in Edgar County Illinois is linked to a robbery near St Bernice Indiana. Robbers halted bankers Floyd Reed and Earl O Bryant and forced them to surrender a payroll of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad. Two men fled with the satchel. loot unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Edgar County
Ill
Floyd Reed
Earl O’bryant
Inton
St. Bernice
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
American State Bank
Bernice
Clinton
Reed
Bankers
Funeral Services Held for Miss Luella Webb
Funeral services for Miss Luella Webb longtime Cincinnati public school teacher were held at the Claremont Apartments Walnut Hills yesterday at 1030 o clock She died suddenly in Ephraim Wisconsin where she was vacationing Webb taught eighth grade at Clifton School and six years mathematics at Withrow High School A Hughes High School and University of Cincinnati graduate she died of heart trouble Survived by sisters Adelaide and Sallie Webb who were with her at death.
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Luella Webb
Cincinnati
Claremont Apartments
Walnut Hills
Ephraim
Wis
C. Russell Moody
Christ Church
Miss Webb
Clifton School
Withrow High School
Hughes High School
University of Cincinnati
Adelaide
Sallie Webb
Doctor Charles Chandler Dies at 88 in Hartford Hospital
Dr. Charles Frederick Chandler, renowned chemist from New York City with a summer home in New Hartford, died in Hartford after a decade of illness. He was 88 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Chandler
Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Charles Frederick Chandler
New York City
New Hartford
Life Saving Demonstrations Planned by Red Cross Captain
Captain Melville Carr of the American Red Grass Life Saving Station will demonstrate life-saving methods at the Cincinnati Gymnasium at noon Friday and at the YMCA regatta at Tower Hill Saturday afternoon. He will be assisted by Frank Mills, life-saving division chair, and Philip Kendall of the Cincinnati Gymnasium.
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Melville Carr
Red Grass Life Saving Station
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Tower Hill
Carr
Frank Mills
Philip Kendall
Clothiers Frown On Oxford Bags At Chicago Convention
The National Association of Retail Clothiers in Chicago rejects wider Oxford bag trouser styles while predicting fashion shifts toward double breasted blue unfinished coats forest browns and wide belts. Best dressed honors go to Louis Brossard of Cincinnati and Louis F Brossard, Burkhardt Brothers manager and Ohio Clothiers president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
National Association of Retail Clothiers
Fred Veiland
Topeka
Kan
Louis B. Brossard
Cincinnati
Louis F. Brossard
Mr. Brossard
Burkhardt Brothers
Fourth Street
Vine Street
Ohio State Clothiers’ Association
Hylan Attacks Smith and Tammany in Bitter Letter
New York August 25 Mayor Hylan leaves amity behind in the campaign denouncing Tammany Hall linking Governor Smith to traction interests and attacking James J Walker in a letter to Senator Royal S Copeland. Former Governor Sulzer backs Hylan reigniting feud with Tammany over 1913 impeachment origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hylan
Tammany Hall
Smith
James J. Walker
Royal S. Copeland
William Sulzer
Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
China Accepts Invitation to Customs Conference in Peking
The Washington Government formally accepted China's invitation to join the customs conference in Peking on October 26. Minister MacMurray at Peking was instructed to transmit the acceptance to the Chinese provisional government following the China arms conference treaty provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Associated Press
Washington
Peking
MacMurray
Storms Tie Up Italy's Wires In Telegraph Breakdowns
Telegraphic communication between Italy and foreign nations has been disrupted at several points due to severe storms sweeping central and northern Italy. Strong winds and rain caused outages affecting lines and service.
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Italy
Associated Press
Rome
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