Commercial Tribune Front Page August 30 1925
The Commercial Tribune announces August 30 1925 edition details including publisher Barry W. Brown and distribution points in New York City. It notes Associated Press copyright and republication rights and lists price and circulation information.
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Grand Central Station
Hotaling
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Broadway
Associated Press
Psychology of Crime in Chicago Court Lab
Intensive study of criminal psychology in Chicago municipal courts argues mental debility as the primary crime factor. Dr. Hickman cites 1919 versus 1923 crime shifts and notes high repeat offenses, with punishment seen as irrelevant to determent.
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Chicago
Chicago Court Laboratory
William J. Hickman
Hickman
Politics as Done in the World Metropolis
A New York City mayor seeks a third term amid fierce opposition from rivals including the state governor. The piece critiques dirty tactics and factionalism within the party, noting the same conflicts echo across city and state politics and the strains of interparty warfare.
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Metropolis
New York City
New York State
New York
Evolution Toward Reconciliation in Anthracite Labor
The article discusses reduced sabotage and shared responsibility in coal mining disputes. It praises mutual restraint during lockouts and strikes as sane, decent practice, noting progress over past warfare between capital and labor and urging abolition of sabotage.
Germany Uses Election to Silence Trouble Makers
The piece argues that Germany suppresses disruptive figures by elevating them to office. It cites Von Hindenburg as a contrasting example.
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Germany
von Hindenburg
Dollar Walkers or Jaywalkers Debate Confusion
A reader suggests replacing jaywalker terminology with dollar-walkers to reflect cost concerns in pedestrian law discourse. The debate centers on wording and policy impact, not new rules.
Hatchet Buried Then Resurrected Among Tong Members
A historic dispute within Chinese tong groups flares anew as longtime tensions resurface among tong members after a period of quiet. Community leaders warn against renewed violence while authorities monitor potential clashes.
The Movie Traffic Cop Perspective on Film Cops
A writer compares movie traffic police to real officers showing why on screen these cops survive thrilling chases and near disasters while audience admiration masks the danger. He notes uniformed stunt realism, risky pursuits, and the ridicule facing on screen guardians. He concludes real life cops endure a harsher, lonelier fate.
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Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Miscellany
A past column recalls Rev. BE W Sehon preaching at Wesley Chapel and his Ohio education. It also mentions a prankster using a paper-dummy to taunt thieves, a horse derailment injuring a boy, and a Cincinnati wine growers meeting awarding silver cups for Ives Seedling and Catawba varieties.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Kelley
American Wine Growers’ Association
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights and Local News
In Hamilton County a lift bridge contract of 20800 dollars was let for the Lockland Miami Canal project. Notables include Prof. R T Stevenson praising Roosevelt on peace talks, Bidlack's election to a national confectionery group, and a Budapest marriage. A punchline mule stunt left Phillip Bauer with a fractured skull. Weather clear. temperatures 60 to 87.
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Hamilton County
Brackett Bridge Company
Lockland
Miami Canal
Phillip Bauer
Laurence Avenue
Brett’s Grove
Pleasant Ridge
Bauer
Armed raid seizes 100 Liberals in Managua reception
In Managua on August 29 a group of about 100 armed men linked to the Conservative Republican party raided an International Club reception honoring Dr Leonardo Arguello. They kidnapped prominent Liberals including Finance Minister Dr Roman Y Reyes and others, sending guests and the American minister Charles C Egerhardt into a panic before prisoners were taken to La Loma fort. Parleys followed with President Solorzano stating cabinet changes may come but no bloodshed occurred.
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Solorzano
Republican Party
Roman Y. Reyes
Charles C. Egerhardt
la Loma
International Club
Leonardo Arguello
Jose Maria Moncada
Andrea Larga Espada
el Diario Moderno
Juan Ramon Avilles
la Notica
Sam Santos
H. A. Castellon
Opera in Jazz Gets Ovation at World Premiere
The first grand opera in jazz titled The Music Robber premiered at the St. Louis Municipal Theater in Forest Park before about 9,000 fans. Composer Isaac Vangrove received ovation after a rendition by a St. Louis Symphony orchestra sans saxophones, with lyrics by Richard L. Stokes and production by impresario Guy Golterman.
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ST. Louis
Forest Park
St. Louis Symphony
Isaac Vangrove
Vangrove
Chicago Civic Opera
Richard L. Stokes
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Guy Golterman
William Sanders Heads Army and Navy Union
William Sanders of Cincinnati was elected Commander of the Army and Navy Union Department of Ohio at the annual meeting in Memorial Hall. J G Graham of Canton was chosen Senior Vice Commander. The national convention will meet tomorrow in Cincinnati for four days with about 400 delegates. Dr D C Handley Sr will preside.
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Cincinnati
Army and Navy Union
Department of Ohio
Memorial Hall
J. G. Graham
Canton
D. C. Handley, Jr
J. J. Lang
Eugene Miday
William E. Handley
A.V. Greso
Dayton
H. ‘D. Warne
Cleveland
Walter Ziegler
Warren
J. W. Meyer
Akron
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Linton
D. C. Handley, Sr
National Organization
State Organization
Tapped wire traps two in diamond smuggling ring
New York authorities arrested two men in a plan involving thirty unset diamonds valued at $15,000. Customs agents overheard a call linking Marcelle Jean baggage master on the steamship DeGrasse and diamond raker Sol Band to the operation at a pier rendezvous.
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New York
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DeGrasse
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Band
Arkansas tourists injured as Big Four train hits car
A car carrying four Arkansans was struck by a Big Four train near Greenville Ohio on August 29. Mrs. Lester Baumgartner and Mrs. Ruth Rife of Hot Springs may have fractured skulls while J. H. House of Donaldson and Mrs. C E Wright were cut and bruised. The auto was wrecked. the party was bound for Detroit to visit House's daughter.
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Explaining the Dawes Plan in Simple Terms
A clubroom discussion on the Dawes plan reveals widespread confusion about its workings. Owen D Young and the Reparations Commission are cited as key sources, with the plan funding German recovery through a Bank of Issue backed by taxation and credits from allied nations.
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Reparations Commission
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Reichsbank
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Washington asks Mexico to lift cowboy killing
The State Department urged Mexico to conduct a thorough inquiry into the reported slaying of an unnamed American cowboy near Palomas Chihuahua. Consul Dye at Juarez notified Washington the details were scant and incomplete.
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Juarez
Cowboy Slaying Reported Near Palo Mas Mexico
Advices to Juarez fiscal guard commander describe the killing of an American cowboy, Benton ranch employee near Columbus N M, by a mixed band of Indians and outlaws. Another cowboy lost part of his lower jaw. a third escaped. Mexican troops pursued the band but failed to halt them.
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Juarez
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Columbus
N. M
Palomas
Chihuahua
Miss Anita H. Lihme Weds Austrian Prince
In Watch Hill Union Chapel Miss Anita Hegeler Lihme of Watch Hill and Chicago married Prince Edward Joseph Lobkowicz son of the late Prince August and Countess Irma Palermo. Best man was Prince Ferdinand Lobkowicz. They sail to Europe on Paris on September 5 and plan to reside in New York after returning.
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Ferdinand Lobkowicz
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