Commercial Tribune 1925 edition notice and masthead
The Commercial Tribune published daily in Cincinnati announces its 1925 masthead details including publisher Harry W. Brown and office locations. The text notes sales points in New York and general Associated Press credit lines and a December 9 1925 date with pricing information.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
President Coolidge Outlines Congressional Path to Prosperity
The message to the Sixty-ninth Congress urges government for the people, stressing self reliance and duty. It highlights economy, competent legislation, and extending justice, education, and religious freedom while pursuing peaceful foreign policy and participation in the World Court.
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Coolidge
Congress
United States
Locarno
Europe
League Council
Longworth Opens as Speaker with Firm Yet Fair Tone
The Cincinnati representative Nicholas Longworth begins his term as Speaker of the House with a dignified approach, praising opposition as a minority party and signaling a firm but courteous stance toward obstructors. The essay greets Longworth as a steadfast leader and condemns disruptive tactics in Congress. It also notes David Lamar’s marriage news and comments on his marital history.
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Longworth
House of Representatives
Congress
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
President Coolidge Drives Discussion on World Court Membership
The statement suggests Congress faces a choice on joining the World Court, with President Coolidge pushing the issue and urging action even if membership remains uncertain. The remark uses a proverb about leading to water to describe the administration's efforts.
Valentino Citizenship Boycott Divides Italians
Italians protest Rodolfo Valentino as he seeks American citizenship, stirring debate over loyalties and fame. Critics condemn the move while supporters argue personal choice in career and national identity.
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Rodolph Valentino
Europe seeks Russia security pact amid wary prospects
Europe plans to pursue a security agreement with Russia, hoping to create a coalition. The remark compares the gamble to a drunken driver seeing stars, underscoring uncertainty about a stable pact with Russia.
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Europe
Russia
Red Grange Shows Promise of Wealth From College Education
Mr. "Red" Grange is described as a rare young man who could turn a college education into a fortune, highlighting his potential and ambition.
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Red” Grange
The Vitality Talkress and Tests of Temper
A 1925 King Features Syndicate column by James J. Montague surveys then fashionable body science claims. It critiques moral tests of temperament, notes the limits of harsh self discipline, and promotes balanced vitality through air light food sleep and rest. It hints at future topics like avoiding excessive leanness.
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Bank of Vitality
King Feature Synd., Inc
Let Us Be Thankful For A Humble Ride
A reflective column notes that not everyone can be the Prince of Wales, joking that falling from a horse now and then remains private compared to global media coverage. It mulls luck, status, and the plain realities of public life.
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Prince of Wales
Stage Folk and Fashion Echo Broadway Dreams in New York Life
A slice of New York life recounts actors chasing fame amid a volatile theater scene. Profiles touch on comebacks and the lure of Broadway, with notes on attire shifts toward all white shirts and collars. Tex Rickard is highlighted as a paradoxical, rustic figure in urban circles.
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New York
Belasco
Atlantic City
Weber and Fields
the Lambs
Teir
Southampton
Vanity Fair
Tex Rickard
George L. Rickard
Rickard
Kansas City
Longacre Square
Dawson
Nevada
McNaught Synd., Inc
Balfe Opera in English at Kellogg House Draws Large Cincinnati Crowd
Fifty years ago in Cincinnati the Kellogg Opera Company presented Balfe s The Talisman in English at the Rand Opera House with Clara Louis Kellogg and William Carlton as leads and an excellent supporting cast.
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Balfe
Kellogg Opera Company
Rand Opera House
Clara Louis Kellogg
William Carlton
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Clashes and Deals Noted
The Lizzie Bay damaged by collision with a Pittsburgh Coal barge near Ludlow Kentucky caused a passenger panic calmly handled by Captain William C Moody. The Champion Coated Paper Co plans up to 3,000,000 in expenditures after buying 25,000 acres in North Carolina. Thomas McDonough councilman found dead with a bullet at St Joseph Cemetery after writing of dissatisfaction with re election prospects. Arenry Burkhold sues Colonel A L Andrews in US Court for 6000 on a bond. Weather fog to cloudy with 35 to 46 degrees.
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Lizzie Bay
George Street
Ludlow
Pittsburgh Coal Company
William C. Moody
Hemlock Belt
North Carolina
Champion Coated Paper Company
Arenry Burkhold
Franklin Bank
United States
A. L. Andrews
Newport
Burkhold
For Your Welfare And Your Success
Dr. Charles A L Reed former president of the American Medical Association promotes personal welfare and success in a brief promotional note.
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Charles A. L. Reed
The
American Medical Association
Fiddler Mellie Dunham Visits Henry Ford in Dearborn
Mellie Dunham the Maine fiddler and his wife met Henry Ford at Dearborn after traveling from Norway Maine to Detroit. Ford hosted a brief tour of nearby plants and a dinner at the Dearborn Country Club with a low profile, while Dunham praised the supper and noted courtesy from Ford's team. No future programs were announced, amid rumors of possible performances or a compilation of tunes pending Ford's statement.
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Detroit
Mellie Dunham
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Maine
Norway
Ford
Mellie
Mr. Ford
Michigan
J. R. Booth Canadian Lumber King Dies
J R Booth aged 8 years in Ottawa died at his home this afternoon. Funeral planned for Thursday at 2 30 p m with attendance expected from government officials and the Senate. Princess Lois Booth, his granddaughter and wife of Prince Eric of Denmark, is reported in Denmark.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
J. R. Booth
Canada
Senate
Lois
Prince Eric
Denmark
City budget crisis prompts hospital takeover debate
County and city officials weigh cutting wages and possibly shifting hospital operations to county control to close a roughly 560000 budget gap. Officials cite revenue losses from Taft relief laws and Traction Company payments while planning reports and staff restructuring to trim costs.
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Seasongood
Traction Company
Brown
Taft
Chester Durr
Daly
A. C. Bachmeyer
General Hospital
City J
Sherrill
Council
Charter Committee Plans Good Will Dinner for Councilmen
Cincinnati civic leaders plan a December 15 dinner at the Linton to honor nine newly elected City Councilmen with 1000 guests invited. City Manager O. Sherrill will speak along with the councilmen. Henry Bentley chairs the organizers.
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Charter Committee
Cincinnati
Linton
Ingalls
Gatbner Co
O. Sherrill
Henry Bentley
Four Men Injured in City Traffic Mishaps
Four men aged 65 to 76 were injured in separate city incidents involving a motorcycle a street car and automobiles. Andrew Wuest Joseph Schafer Dr M C Blunden and Roger Ford sustained injuries ranging from scalp wounds to a fractured leg. No arrests were reported.
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Andrew Wuest
1609
Elm Street
Joseph Schafer
Westwood Avenue
M. C. Blunden
Glenway Avenue
Roger Ford
Linn Street
Dr. Blunden
Ford
Wuest
Schafer
Joseph Rosenbloom
Sherlock Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
John Street
Dennis Horgan
Beech Hill Avenue
Blunden
James Flannery, Jr
Rosemont Avenue
Glenway
Seton Avenues
Clarence Orr
Warsaw Avenues
Hamilton Avenue
Thermas Downs
Cooper Street
General Hospital
High School Girls Involved In Tragic Burglar Scene
Pauline Medeck and Nellie Ziefel, both teens, entered a home seeking a burglar. Pauline pretended to act, removed cartridges, fired the revolver at a kitchen door, and killed Nellie. an ambulance arrived too late.
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Cleveland
Pauline Medeck
Nellie Ziefel
Pauline
Nellie
Ritz Carlton Manager Held In Liquor Case
Police Magistrate Carney, who raided the Ritz Carlton and seized liquor, held a hearing and kept David B. Provan, manager of the hotel, in $1,000 bail on liquor law violations. Defense counsel argued the raid was retaliation for Cafe Madrid closure.
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Philadelphia
Carney
Ritz-Carlton
David B. Provan
Madrid
School Board Loses Soft Court Reversal
Columbus Ohio December 8 The Cincinnati Board of Education failed to obtain Supreme Court reversal of lower court rulings awarding Roos Bros contractors 20260 93 for alleged breach in building East High School. The board argued Roos Bros also breached their contract but the Supreme Court refused to review.
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Columbus
Cincinnati Board of Education
State Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Roos Bros
East High School
Supreme Court
Charter Committee to Host Nonpartisan Goodwill Dinner
The Charter Committee plans a goodwill dinner with toast master yet to be named. The committee includes Max Hirsch as Chairman, Charles P Taft Jr John J Emery Ralph Holterhoff Mrs John Withrow Mrs Clara Pressler and Mrs Guy Mallon.
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Max Hirsch
Charles P. Taft
John J. Emery
Ralph Holterhoff
John Withrow
Clara Pressler
Guy, Mallon
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