Commercial Tribune Early 1925 Publication Details
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati by PUBLISHING COMPANY, with Harry W. Brown as Publisher and President. Notices list sales points in New York City and staff rights with Associated Press credit. Dated Thursday January 1 1925, price 2 cents daily, 7 cents Sunday.
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Sixth
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
New York
Cire
Mayor's Suit Spending Called Extravagant
The Commercial Tribune condemns Mayor Carrel for proposing a $20,000 special counsel amid city belt tightening. It argues the city already has a capable legal staff and questions why the mayor would hire an outside attorney for a case of vast importance.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Rrel
City of
Cincinnati
Carrel
Bowman
Traction Company
Kuertz
Bettman
The Time of Turning Leaves in Life Resolutions
A reflective piece on New Year resolutions and self assessment. It argues that yearly pause helps align actions with inner conscience, yet notes that many resolutions fade. It asserts life gains come from evolving past selves and urges sincere, ongoing self examination.
Not Our Fault But Our Misfortune
Local patrons face higher burglar and larceny insurance rates and respond with a mix of resignation and communal consolation. The piece argues the rise reflects nationwide crime trends, not just local incidents, and praises police for better protection versus other cities.
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Crime Commission
Wesleyan professor argues with Bryan over evolution faith
The unnamed Wesleyan professor claims to prove evolution by Scripture to Colonel William Jennings Bryan but muses that the task may be futile against one who deems both proposition and proof inconceivable and unconvincing.
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William Jennings Bryan
Battle on water over running of rum rouses debate
A fragment notes a heated dispute on liquor regulation spilling into a maritime arena. The text hints at a fight over governance and enforcement, with public figures pressing for a stricter or more lenient course amid a contentious debate.
Resolve to Strive and Rise to Prosperity
The verse urges a bold start today to battle life and pursue high achievement. It dismisses remorse and easy pleasures, insisting success comes only from decisive action, discipline, and a full head of steam on the way to the top.
A Scrappy New Year Resolution Verse
A compact verse advises vowing to toil long hours and resist the demon of play while noting past deeds are done. It cautions against fear and future sorrow yet jokes that a few resolutions won t hurt and may be forgotten tomorrow. It also hints at perishable resolutions and rising government costs from crime clerks.
For Your Welfare And Your Success
Former President of the American Medical Association is highlighted in a piece praising public health leadership and career dedication. The item emphasizes welfare and success themes without detailing specific events or dates.
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The
American Medical Association
Paris Fathers and the New York Velvet Circle
A New York columnist chronicles "Paris fathers" rich men whose families indulge in Parisian fantasies. Daughters wed and divorce rapidly, sons become idle, and wives drift socially. An aging banker district ambience contrasts with hollow luxury, while freelancers fade except photographers in a changing press landscape.
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New York
Paris
Fauborgs
Bronx
Kie
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati News Briefs
The Cincinnati College mourns dean Eddie James Bryant Walker who died from a war wound. Bar Association actions named Kebler, Jenny, Storer Jr., and Montgomery to handle the case. The Eden Park reservoir cement test shows it will not set. Judge Jonathan Cilley of Glendale dies at 81, survived by wife, four sons, two daughters. Miles Greenwood injures leg in tunnel inspection near Danville. Hamilton County records show 128 divorce actions with 80 granted. two wedding receptions in Twenty-fifth Ward at Hoffner Street and Reichrath's Garden.
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Cincinnati College
Jddy James Bryant Walker
Walker
Bar ‘Association
John . Kebler
Herbert ,Jenny
Bellamy Storer, Jr
C. B. Montgomery
Jonathan Cilley
Glendale
Twenty-fifth Ward
Charles M. Hroneck
Carrie Keller
Hoffner Street
J. Ziegler
M. Schoffer
Reichrath’s Garden
Weather Memory: Cincinnati Twenty Years Past
Weather notes recall a fair day in Cincinnati with temperatures 24 to 32 degrees and a later clear day of 37 to 65. The item recounts talk of a proposed Fourth and Vine hotel possibly named Hammond and notes civic figures and events from 1904 including arrests, celebrations, and charity pledges.
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Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Fourth and
Vine Streets
Hammond
T. J. Moffett
Business Men's Club
Charles Hammond
Cincinnati Gazelle
Eyecare in School Age Children
Public health groups urge routine annual eye surveys for all school children and prompt eye examinations by an oculist. Eye strain signs include headaches squinting red lids and tearing. Growing children change vision rapidly so glasses may need adjustments. Parents should cooperate with schools and clinicians to protect their children’s health and happiness.
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National Education Association
The
American Medical Association
Americana Public Health Association
DR. Kreed
National Committee For the Prevention
Kingature Synd., Inc
Amusements at Shubert and Grand Theaters This Week
Innocent Eyes comes to Shubert Theater for a week long Winter Garden Revue with a diverse cast led by Valnessi and Ned Norworth. Grand Opera House hosts Seventh Heaven by John Golden with Ann Forest and Louis D Arcy in lead roles. Cox Theater features The Cat and the Canary from Stuart Walker Company with Bertha Mann and Elliott Nugent in a strong ensemble.
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Shubert
Innocent Eyes
Shubert Theater
Winter Garden
Valnessi
Ned Norworth
Jo W.'. Lowes
Lew Hearn
Charles Howard
Frank Dobson
Marjory Leach
Francis Nannime
Charles Mac
Grace Bowman
Abel
John Golden
Cincinnati
Grand Opera House
Paris
Ann Forest
Louis D’arclay
Charles Gotthold
Joseph J. Hyland
Pauline Moore
Grace Menken
Ey MacLean Savage
John Ward
Philip Earle
Fred Maynard
Thomas Williams
Herbert Saunders
Helen Gurney
COX
Stuart Walker
Cox Theater
Mr. Walker
Bertha Mann
Elliott Nugent
Teresa Dale
Aldrich Bowker
Norma Lee
Francé Bendtsen
Judith Lowry
William Evarts
George Alison
Larry Fletcher
Kid Wedge the Rough Fighter Becomes Evangelist at Harvard
Frederick R Wedge known as Kid Wedge once fought in Wisconsin lumber camps and in prize rings. He persevered through drink jail and violence to pursue education at Harvard and California and now aims to lift men up as an evangelist following Billy Sunday.
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George Buchanan Fife
Wisconsin
Wedge
Harvard
University of California
Billy Sunday
Paul Brown
Oneida County Court
Washington
Frederick R
Kid
Chicago
Jack Glenn
Glenn
Jaiw
Omaha
Uber Ferns
Jhe ‘Kid
Prudence Tracy
Nebraska
Smith D'Ways
Sanset
Princip
Benson
Ariz
University of Lee
Cambridge
West
University F of California
Bank Heist in Long Beach Nets 4200 Dollars
Two men robbed a California National Bank branch in Long Beach California and escaped with about 4200 dollars. Police reported the incident and bank officials confirmed the haul.
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California Bank
Long Beach
Cal
California National Bank
Keiths Bill Brings Georgia Minstrels to Stage
The B F Keith bill features McIntyre and Heath in The Georgia Minstrels with Ed Lowry delivering Still Smiling. The Hamilton Sisters and Fordyce present Playtime while Fern Redmond and H Wells promise more fun. Stan Kavanaugh, the Australian humorist, appears with Fridkin Jr and RKheda as novelty dancers and the Andres duo as a balancing act.
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B. F. Keith
Black Face
McIntyre and
Heath
Georgia Minstrels
Ed Lowry
Hamilton Sisters
Fordyce
Fern Redmond
H. Wells
Stan Kavanaugh
Fridkin, Jr
Rkheda
Andressens
Empress Theater to Open Speedy Steppers Burlesque Show
Mutual Burlesque company led by Mike Sacks brings Speedy Steppers to the Empress Theater for a week long engagement starting Sunday. The cast features May Thayer Gladys Clark Billy Dale Tom Briske and Dave Harris with several specialty acts.
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Empress
Speedy-Steppers
Empress Theater
Mike Sacks
May Thayer
Gladys Clark
Prim Donna
Billy Dale
Tom Briske
Dave Harris
Olympic Burlesque Opens with Bernard Lorraine Show
The Olympic Sunday matinee features Bernard and Lorraine’s Happy Go Lucky with Jean McCoy and Ralph Walton leading a largely new Columbia burlesque cast. Turner Brothers promise prominent song dance and acrobatics, backed by Willie McCabe Sid Lorraine Dubert Armstrong Nell Gilbert Emily Keller Hober and Atlas.
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Bernard & Lorraine
Columbia Burlesque
Jean McCoy
Ralph Walton
Turner Brothers
Willie McCabe
Sid Lorraine
Dubert Armstrong
Nell Gilbert
Emily Keller
Hober
Atlas
Marion Davies stars in Janice Meredith at Lyric Theater
Marion Davies brings Janice Meredith to the Lyric Theater for a Sunday start. A strong supporting cast is featured including Harrison Ford Holbrook Blinn Maclyn Ar buckle Joseph Kilgour George Nash George Siegman Tyrone Power May Vokes and Princess de Bourbon with settings by Joseph Urban.
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LYRIC
Marion Davies
Janice Meredith
Lyric Theater
Harrison Ford
Holbrook Blinn
Maclyn Arbuckle
Joseph Kilgour
George Nash
George Siegman
Tyrone Power
May Vokes
Princess
de Bourbon
Joseph Urban
New Dom
Sofe Big at Capitol Theater Stars Moore in Dutch Settlement Tale
A Cap Itol Theater feature week begins Sunday with Sofe Big starring Cyfiien Moore as a farmer's wife in a Chicago outskirt Dutch settlement. Her drive to secure her son's future drives the plot as she pursues wealth. Supporting players include Ben Lyon Wallace Beery John Bowers Ford Sterling Gladys Brockwell Phyllis Haver Charlotte Meriman and Frankie Darrow.
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Capitol
Dna Faerber
Sof Big
Cyfiien Moore
Aena
Capitol Theater
Miss Moore
Chicago
Ben Lyon
Wallace Beery
John Bowers
Ford Sterling
Gladys Brockwell
Phyllis Haver
Charlotte Meriman
Frankie Darrow
Sundown at Walnut Theater Reveals Cattle Kings Tale
Sundown, a drama of the rise and fall of cattle kings in the old West, comes to Walnut Theater next week beginning Sunday. Written for the screen by Earl Hudson, the film dramatizes civilization encroachment and cattlemen’s struggle to resist it with spectacular scenes.
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Walnut
Walnut Theater
Earl Hudson
Lessle
Common Knowledge Quiz From 1925 Reader Page
A trivia page presents ten questions about shapes, states, materials, and history with answers from the prior day. Topics include cube sides, cuneiform form, Roman numeral M, baleen naming, energy conversion, and early Canadian railways.
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Canada
Walter Raleigh
Ireland
Hobart Bosworth Roy Stewart and Charlie Murray Lead Cast
Hobart Bosworth Roy Stewart and Charlie Murray head the cast in a feature described with the three stars prominent. The article centers on their roles and screen presence as key performers in the production.
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Hobart Bosworth
Roy Stewart
Charlie Murray
Strand to screen Born Rich and Now or Never
Strand Theater presents a double bill for the week starting Sunday featuring the First National production Born Rich with a star cast including Bert Lytell Claire Windsor J Barney Sherry Doris Kenyon Cullen Landis and Jackie Condon. Harold Lloyd appears in a re creation of Now or Never a three reel comedy hailed as one of his early triumphs.
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Strand
Whia
Born Rich
Harold Liloyd
Rich
Hughes Cornell
Bert Lyter
Claire Windsor
J. Barney ‘Sherry
Doris Kenyon
Cullen Landis
Jackie’ Otton
Lloyd
Tomorrow's Love at Family Theater Woman and Couple Honeymoon Drama
The Family Theater screening features a screen version of Interlocutory titled Tomorrow's Love with Agnes Ayers and Pat O Malley in lead roles. Supporting cast includes Raymond Hatton Dale Fuller Jane Winton and Ruby Lafayette in a domestic drama about a young married couple on their honeymoon.
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Charles Brackett
Palace Theater set to host Chicago syncopation act lineup
The Palace Theater opens Sunday with Chicago’s famed syncopating group Paul Zimm and Hig Chicagoaps on stage. Featured is vaudeville monologist James Thornton and acts like Revue La Petite with Russell and the comedy duo Mackall and John in What Shall Do.
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Palace
Chicago
Paul, Zimm
Hig Chicagoaps
Palace Theater
Veomind
James Thornton
Vaudeville
Inelja
Revue la Petite
Arie Russell
Fred
Mackall
John
Ben
Pavlova to End Run at Emery Auditorium This Weekend
The final appearances of Anna Pavlova at Emery Auditorium are set for Saturday afternoon and evening. She will perform two matinee ballets The Magic Flute and The Fairy Doll along with seven divertissements. In the evening she debuts Don Quixote arranged in a prologue and three acts, followed by more Pavlova favorites.
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EMERY
Anna Pavlova
Ing Emery
Pavlova
Indictment for Kansas City Banker Cardinal Bank Chief
Joseph R. Gant president of Centropolis State Bank was indicted by a grand jury on forgery and embezzlement charges. The bank closed November 14 with a reported shortage of 625000 dollars.
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Kansas City
Joseph R. Gant
Centropolis State Bank
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