Commercial Tribune 1925 News and Prices
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio prints its masthead date August 27 1925 with publisher Harry W Brown and distribution details including sale locations in New York City and pricing 7 cents daily and Sunday. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves rights for republication of dispatches.
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Lee Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times Building
Forty-third and
Associated Press
Pedestrian Traffic Urged in Crossings Safety Push
Traffic Court reports progress in educating drivers under stricter regulations while pedestrian injuries persist. The Safety Committee cites pedestrians as 57 percent of motor mortality and urges practical, enforced crossing rules, broader public education, and targeted measures to curb jaywalking and chaotic street crossings.
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Eyrich
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Automobile Club
Safety Committee
Egen
Gauging Progress by Human Life Evaluation
A Chicago incident shows two medical students insulting youths and then being attacked by the youths with a fatal outcome. In New Jersey a motorist's flower theft leads to a fatal shooting after he refuses to pay for damages. The piece argues life value declines amid modern civilization and questions whether humanity is advancing.
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Chicago
Lincoln Highway
New Jersey
Consumers Caught Between Miners and Operators
Article portrays a clash between miners and operators over wage demands and costs, with consumers stuck as the ultimate losers. It argues miners seek higher pay, operators refuse to raise prices, and neither side accepts arbitration, leaving truth obscured amid conflicting claims.
Headliners Overlook Opportunity and Bandit Reference
A reflective note critiques headlines that miss chances while highlighting a bandit once dubbed the convenient robber near Sing Sing Prison. The speaker urges sharper attention to notable figures and incidents.
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Sing Sing Prison
Kentucky Romance Fades as Dean Cooper Noted
A Kentucky news item mentions Dean Cooper of the University of Kentucky without the rank title Colonel. The piece centers on changes in tradition and campus culture affecting regional sentiment.
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Kentucky
Dean Cooper
University of Kentucky
Tong War Gunmen Target Only Chinatown Shops
Report notes gunfire in tong wars confines itself to chop suey venues and bystanders remain largely unharmed, with violence focused on commercial districts rather than civilians.
More Truth Than Poetry by James J. Montague
Renowned columnist James J. Montague delivers a prose reflection on life and honesty. The piece contrasts poetic sentiment with straightforward truth, urging clarity and directness in thought and expression.
To a Mosquito and Other Doodles of the Day
A playful verse laments a mosquito bite that ruined the poet’s sleep and pride while ending with sharp satirical notes on street safety. The piece blends quirky poems with wore-down columns on mail tubes and public behavior.
Aging clubmen and showbiz echoes in early New York social life
A 1925 McNaught Syndicated piece observes aging New York clubmen known as Majors or Colonels who linger at social clubs, dine with younger crowds, and chase prestige. It notes Gallagher of Great Neck with a gilt yacht name, a Hollywood extr a star, and industry chatter about fame, wealth, and the risk of commercial spoilage after sudden fortune.
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New York
London
Mr. Gallagher
Shean
Great Neck
Mos
Green Town ship anniversary drew 2500 at Carson's Grove
August 27 1875 report highlights Green Township sixteenth anniversary with over 2500 attendees from surrounding countryside. Notables include Judge J D Johnston Rev H D Moore and Charles Reemelin as speakers. The piece also notes local politics and musical entertainment scenes.
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J. D. Johnston
H. D. Moore
Charles Reemelin
Green Township
Carson's Grove
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights and Obituaries
The funeral of Mme Blanche Fre din, noted French litterateur and scholar, occurred from St. Francis de Sales Church with interment in East Walnut Hills Cemetery. The Cincinnati Woman's Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans organized with officers Mary Frank, Iva Reed, Edith Holcomb, and Theresa Frank. Judge Ferris spoke at the Butler County Pioneers address, joined by Charles Swain and Lewis Irwin. Inquest testimony on the B and O and streetcar wreck killing five differed among witnesses. Harvest Home and Hamilton County Fair drew crowds to Coney Island. Lytle Post members led by Harry Hatchtrop traveled to Denver for the G A R encampment. Debate on canal abandonment featured Robert R Reynolds. Weather: Clear, 56-77 deg.
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Mme. Blanche Fredin
St. Francis de Sales Church
East Walnut Hills
Mary Frank
Iva E. Reed
Edith Holcomb
Theresa Frank
Cincinnati Woman's Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans
Butler County
Judge Ferris
Cincinnati
Charles R. Swain
Lewis W. Irwin
For Your Welfare And Your Success
Dr Charles A L Reed former president of the American Medical Association outlines wellness guidance and career success strategies in a concise article aimed at readers seeking health and professional advancement.
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Charles A. L. Reed
The
American Medical Association
Dr Reed Explains Stomach Inflation From Air Swallowing
Dr Reed describes flatulence and stomach inflation caused by swallowing air. X ray and palpation show air in the stomach after meals. The piece notes air-sucking habits, their link to phantom tumors, and the need for self discipline.
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J. A. Ryle
London Lancet
King Feature Synd., Inc
Answers to Questions From Yesterday and Tomorrow
Tomorrow’s paper will print answers to a set of general knowledge questions including who founded William and Mary College and who renamed New Amsterdam, plus details on the Brooklyn Bridge, fire escapes, and notable historical figures. The prior list confirms navy plans, Shakespearean references, and classical myths with brief annotations.
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Virginia
New Amsterdam
New York
American Red Cross Council
Brooklyn
Marconi
Ecole de Medicine
Paris
France
Congress
Charles III
American
Sir Giles Overreach
Arctic
Dawson
Sir Walter Raleigh
William Bford
New England
St. Nicholas
Jove
Jupiter
By Press Publishing Co
San Francisco Area Seismograph Records Tremors
Minor earthquakes extended across the San Francisco Bay region with readings about 10:50 p m on the UC seismograph and also detected by Stanford University instruments.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
University of California
Stanford University
John Robinsons Circus Sets Big Top in East End Today
The John Robinson circus train arrives this morning at Kellogg and Tennyson avenues to set up a tented city. Two shows today at 2 and 8 pm feature Peter Pan in Animal Land with 500 participants, prima donna Adeline Weaver, lead male E V Dixon, Captain Ricardo, Nubian lions, trained tigers, polar bears, wrestling tiger, and famed bareback riders. Tickets at Henry Straus Cigar Store.
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John Robinson
East End
Pennsylvania
Kellogg and
Tennyson Avenues
Henry Straus Cigar Store
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Adeline Weaver
Chicago Grand Opera Company
E. V. Dixon
Ricardo
Courtney Rily
Cooper
Circus Story
Stella Roth
Theodore Shrader
Ith
Polar Bears
Loraine Wallace
Robinson Circus
Ountry
Security Pact Near as Paris Backs Down
Poland shifts stance behind the scenes to accept arbitration treaties that would leave Poland and the entente exposed without French support while talks proceed. Britain and France push for league entry as Germany’s neutrality and Cologne evacuation block pact terms.
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Poland
Entente
Germany
France
Britain
Russia
Germany presses for first rate status in postwar order
Berlin declares in a formal communique that Germany seeks moral guilt absolution for the war, colonial mandates, and Cologne evacuation as prerequisites for any security pact, while demanding neutral guarantees before joining the League of Nations. The note follows a jurists conference in London on pact details.
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Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Germany
Reich
Cologne
League of Nations
Paris
Jurists
London
Foreign Office
77000 Pupils to Enter Cincinnati Schools on Sept 8
The Cincinnati public and parochial schools will open September 8 with an estimated 77 000 pupils. Public schools expected 53 000 attendees while 24 000 will join parochial and private schools. Health officials urge vaccination before school and plan fall medical exams for about 80 000 children.
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Cincinnati
W. J. Wehr
Schoos
L. Wade Heiser
Ting
Health Department
Heiser
Covington Electrician Killed By Live Wire
Charles Ballmeyer 49 an electrician for Charles M Kelso Electric Co was electrocuted while working near a top of a pole on South Third street. A 2300 volt live wire touched him and he died instantly hanging forty five feet above the sidewalk. Ballmeyer unmarried lived with his mother in Covington. He is the second such fatality in two months.
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Tribu
Hamilton
Charles Ballmeyer
Huntington Avenue
Covington
Ballmeyer
Charles M. Kelso Electric Company
Dayton
City Electric Light Lines
South Third Street
Secret of Gellini art saved gold weight in jewelry
Attleboro Massachusetts reports a new gold treatment by Victor D Avignon, a 26 year old superintendent, promising to cut gold usage by 8 to 18 percent and save up to 9 million dollars yearly from 60 million worth of gold used in U S jewelry. Rathbun Willard, secretary of a local plate company, credits the rediscovered method with weight reduction and greater volume in manufacturing.
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New York World News Service
Attleboro
Mass
United States
Rathbun Willard
Victor D. Davignon
Mr. Willard
Davignon
Willard
Benevenuto Cellini
Florence
Céllini
Plate Company
Europe
America
Gas rate referendum may reach high court
Ohio politics page reports Councilman Charles O Rose of the Fifth Ward threatens a mandamus suit if the Board of Elections omits the gas rate referendum from the November ballot. A Julius Freiberg will assist in preparation. Rose plans to appear before the board Tuesday but doubts approval, citing Judge Darby's ruling.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Board of Elections
Charles O. Rose
Fifth Ward
Citizens’ Committee
Rose
A. Julius Freiberg
Board of Sections
Darby
Milk Driver Arrested for $467 Theft Losses
Carl Mauck of 1033 on Avenue, a driver for Matthews Selected Airies Company, 2363 St James Venue, was arrested at his home by Detectives Clearey and Henny on a warrant by Tokth, company secretary, charging embezzlement of $467.83 on August 4. Spaeth said Mauck did not turn in a day's receipts while employed as a driver.
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Carl Mauck
Avenue
Matthews Selected
Airies
St. James
Clearey and
Henny
Tokth
Mauck
Spaeth
Hand, Dream Attack Man Steals $34.30 From Home
Clarence Beyer of 2526 Glenway avenue reported a strangest loss after a dream incident. A hand reached from space and grabbed his belongings, taking $34.30 with the trousers, then vanished before daylight. Police were notified.
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Clarence Beyer
Glenway Avenue
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