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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1925
Page
6
The piece argues Governor Pinchot and miners maneuver to block settlement with operators and critiques political maneuvering around the hard coal dispute. It suggests both sides gain from delay while Pinchot’s actions enable ongoing trouble and public pressure on President Coolidge.
Cincinnati starts a new administration with a new Mayor and City Manager while facing a budget shortfall beyond a half million dollars. The Park Board and City Planning Commission back a $20,000,000 referendum for ten years of municipal improvements and the Rapid Transit Board estimates $2,500,000 to finish the subway to ease traffic.
The Cincinnati Teachers’ Association moves toward independent quarters with a committee to select a clubhouse for the group, possibly a rented clubroom under a Secretary, signaling a step toward permanent, owner-operated quarters by teachers. The article urges progress and celebrates the shift to a self-owned home for the association’s future.
Reginald A. Fessenden, a scientist and college professor, sues eight corporations for failure to pay him adequately for his patented inventions. He stands out as a rare academic pursuing proper compensation for his services.
The Turks show bold expenditure as they prepare for conflict with England while women adopt the modern hat, signaling social change alongside military buildup.
A witness remark at the Mitchell trial argues that if the faults shown in the army and navy are proved true the priority is a fresh army and navy rather than a unified air service.
A fragment notes a symbolic crack in the Liberty Bell referenced in a broad appeal by Americans for foreign aid to settle a domestic dispute.
In a tale of winter golf rules, Old Man Smith enforces harsh stipulations against a newer Miami guest, using clever hacks and penalties to dominate the round. The narrative sketches the clash of handicaps, betting stakes, and shifting norms as winter play alters strategy and humor.
The 1497 voyage of John Cabot landed on Labrador at dawn on June 24. A single ship with eighteen men returned to Bristol by July’s end. Cabot reported only rocks and shrubs, but his honesty nearly earned him a reputation as a liar among Bristol men. England’s claim, built on Cabot’s voyage, shaped future history and the spread of liberty.
Reports from 1875 Cincinnati note Union Christian Church formation by Linwood and Mt Lookout. Tom Allens benefit at National Theater featured the world’s champion prel list, while Captain Roebuck clashed with Prof Cannon. Arlington steamer sighting and smallpox toll cited. vaccination urged. Susan Denin, Pittsburgh actress, remembered in Bluffton dispatch. Fogel battered Newman in Findlay street collision. Health Office clerical error corrected smallpox deaths. First Baptist Church Madisonville trustees named.
A 600 member banquet of the Cincinnati Associated Organizations featured speakers M B Ingalls Charles Frederic Goss Jacob Bramwell and Elliott H Pendleton. City politics touched the event with Mayor Dempsey opposing large boards and Judge Rufus B. Smith named to draft a new municipal code. Police detained a man alias Fox amid storefront thefts at Longworth and Race streets. Weather: clear and cool followed by a cold forecast.
A new cane waste industry in the Mississippi Valley converts bagasse from sugar mills into a wood substitute. A three million dollar plant ships over 200 million feet yearly, producing boards from cane fibers with high tensile strength and insulating, waterproof panels used for walls roofs and enclosures.
The Greek root phantazo means to make visible and gives our word fantastic. The related phantastikos names the Greek form for creating wonder and illusion. Through French, Latin, and Portuguese paths the term shifts toward implying something not visible yet highly fanciful. Thus a truly fantastic thing is often something that does not exist.
A line from Atchison Globe jokes a man can complete a full day’s work by noon to earn the rest of the day off.
George R. Witte profiles Louis Loucheur a wealthy industrialist and former minister of munitions who succeeds Joseph Caillaux as France's finance minister He is compared to Andrew Mellon and advocated European economic unity through tariff reductions and a United States of Europe linking Paris Berlin and London
The New York Times reports on United States Bureau of Standards experiments to create ultra thin soundproof walls for apartments. Tests cover plaster, glass, brick, tile, and concrete to reduce noise and improve construction methods.
A series of brief, disjointed notes mention Cardinal Wiseman taking an oath at Westminster, a British Parliament vote for Wellington funeral expenses, deaths of Bedford Brown and Jefferson Davis, William E. McLaren as a bishop, a statue unveiling for General James Shields, and Stanley Baldwin’s defeat. The text contains numerous garbled dates and places.
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