The Commercial Tribune Early 1925 Publication Notice
The Commercial Tribune issues daily editions from Cincinnati Ohio dated January 22 1925 with distribution details and office address. It cites Associated Press rights and news sourcing policies and lists sales stands in New York and Grand Central Station.
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Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and
Broadway
Associated Press
Anneal Pmeneecenippenens
Congress and the Coal Trade Strike Advice
The Cincinnati Coal Exchange is advised against striking as a remedy for congressional meddling. Counsel E J McVan explains strikes would not be used and emphasizes patience and diplomacy as better responses to legislation seen as hindering enterprise. Congress is described as composed of ordinary people whose actions can be criticized without violent action.
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Cincinnati Coal Exchange
Congress
E. J. McVan
Truth Be Quickly Known in Police Conspiracy Charge
Investigation into alleged conspiracy by about ten Cincinnati police officers to violate narcotics laws prompts calls for prompt, thorough inquiry. Public trust and city reputation hang on rapid confirmation or denial of guilt, with no names yet released to avoid undue stigma.
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Cincinnati
Breaking Laws in Making Laws
The piece discusses overabundance and complexity of laws and rules of practice as voiced by Albert J. Beveridge. It notes that lawyers both create and regulate laws and that citizens struggle to obey all applicable statutes without violating others.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Lawyers Club
Association of the Bar of
New York City
City to Begin Local Street Improvements This Year
Weigre notes City Council will start street repair under a new program focusing on locals in suburbs. Forty six streets will improve, funded mainly by property holders. Completion anticipated before a new charter amendment brings a City Manager and updated council to power.
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Weigre
General Hospital funding by county commissioners approved
The county step to finance the hospital for the year is praised as an emergency measure serving health and humanity. While some technical questions may exist, the action aligns with public policy and is supported by popular approval, as the city cannot sustain hospital operations alone.
Golden Rule Nash Stresses Peace Amid Sectarian Conflicts
Nash presents a brotherly kindness plan aimed at calming warring sectarian factions, showcasing courage and pledged funding to advance Christian unity and reconciliation efforts.
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Nash
Chancellor Luther Triggers Upset of Calculations in Germany
The remark notes that Luther, not the first of his name, has caused an upset in German calculations, signaling a provocative disruption in scholarly or political computations.
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Luther
Germany
Abandoned Quest of Eskimos and Sub Polar Life
A reflective passage explores yearning to meet Eskimos in sub polar regions to study their winter survival. Stefansson notes Eskimos live in timber built shelters and hunt at night, wearing furs to repel mosquitoes. The author compares northern life to life at home and references a scientific congress noting gas plants.
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Cumberland Sound
Stefansson
Ajax the Belgian police dog and a hunting tale at Tall Timbers
The writer recounts Ajax the Belgian police dog living in Houston with his master. Ajax defies a car, plays with a water spaniel puppy, and dutifully returns to his bed at night. The piece recalls Sport the fox terrier and ends with plans to duck hunt at Eagle Lake Louisiana and reflections on Houston traffic.
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Houston
Tex
Tall Timbers
Mike
Irvin Cobb
Cobb
Ajax
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Sums Up Puzzles Politics and People
The column recalls a day when crossword style math problems crowded a page as A. D. Bullock and Cincinnati officials discussed the Consolidated Railways charter expiry. Nicholas Hoeffer, German born real estate figure and Findlay Market contributor, dies. Graduation speaker Dr Akva Curtis addresses Physio Medical College class. local graduates listed. River ice breakup signals upcoming steamboat challenges amid rain and cold.
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Nicholas Hoeffer
Hoeffer
Germany
Elm Street
Hamilton Road
Judge Torrence
Findlay Market
Findlay
Thirteenth District
Akva Curtis
Physio-Medical College
Cincinnati
M. Sparks
J. W. Walker
Emma Hughes
Ada Boyand
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights
Twenty years ago in Cincinnati the Kroger cashiers were robbed of 370 dollars by two bandits who backed the manager and customers against the wall. The Circuit Court reversed a Probate Court ruling on conduit rights for Queen City Telephone Company, limiting rights to the City Council. Juvenile Court dismissed Charles Lugananni over an accidental gun discharge. Queen City Savings Bank and Trust Company postpones incorporation due to J K Blackburn illness. Mrs. R W Harris, pastor, granted paid vacation by two congregations. She planned to visit Florida as the city’s only ordained female minister.
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Kroger's
Moline Court
Knowlton Street
Circuit Court
Nippert
Probate Court
Queen City Telephone Company
J. &K. Blackburn
Queen City Savings Bank and Trust Company
Blackburn
R. W. Harris
Storrs Congregational Church
Riverside Church
Florida
Floating Spots Before the Eyes
A medical note explains floating spots in vision, how to test for them, and why they appear. It outlines scenarios from eye strain to more serious causes such as blood particles or tissue debris, and emphasizes professional examination with pupil illumination when spots suddenly appear.
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DR. Keed
Answers to Questions from a 1925 Newspaper
A quiz page lists ten current questions about science geography and history with ten answered items from the prior day. It covers topics from diamonds and the Boxer rebellion to US geography and industrial trivia.
Lark Flits South from Hudson Bay In Winter Fields
The horned lark, unhorned to some, migrates from Hudson Bay and Labrador to Illinois and South Carolina. It sings a sweet low warble in April to July when nesting, and favors ground perches in grain fields. J Otis Swift notes its pinkish white underparts and distinctive head markings as a notable winter bird.
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Hudson Bay
Labrador
Jack Frost
Illinois
South Carolina
sub-Arctic
E. W. Arthur
Pittsburgh Sun
J. Otis Swift
N. Y
Lieutenant Ellis Ordered to Philippines from Fort Thomas
Special Army dispatch reports Lieutenant Edmund K. Ellis of the Tenth Infantry is reassigned from Fort Thomas to the Philippines by today’s army orders.
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Philippines
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Edmund K. Ellis
Tenth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Scientists Plan Exact Eclipse Study Across Country
New York reports last minute plans for an extensive solar eclipse study. Researchers from Wesleyan University and universities including Columbia Brown Harvard and Yale will observe corona and temperature changes using spectrographs cameras and balloons while an army flyover over Ansonia and Montauk Point provides airborne observations.
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Hayes
Department of Water Supply
Ygas and Electricity
Wesleyan University
Mecca
Frederick Slocur
University
Wilson Observatory
Dena
Cal
Pettit, Anderson and
Nichoen
Wesleyan
Fwantage
Mitchell Afi Alden
University of Virginia
Dean Pegram
Columbia
Prat Stebbins
University of Wisconsin
Kunz
University of Illinois
Stetson
Harvard
Coblentz
Bureau of Sandards
Corrier, Palani
Koppman
University Oi
New Brunswick
William E. Breazeale
Astro Y Department
Wés Point
New York
Vassar
Caroline Elle
Lucy Wick
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Eric Hausmann
Physics
van Cortlandt Park
Charles Lane Poor
Celestial Mechanics
Columbia University
Yale University
Columbia i
Harold
Weather Bureau
Yale Observatory
Ernest W. Brown
New Haven
Sproul Observatory
Swarthmore College
Allegheny Observatory
Pittsburgh
J. A. Miller
New York City
William N. Hensley Jr
Mitchel Field
WJZ
Hensley
M. L. Elliott
L. N. Kessling
H. M. McClelland
McClelland
Ansonia
Conn
Army Flying Field
Washington
F. B. Burka
David Todd
Amherst College
Montauk Point
Two Expeditions Aim to Watch Sun and Gloom's End
Two journeys pursue long observation and the sun's corona. One aims to prolong gloom and opportunity by racing with it. the other focuses on observing and picturing the sun’s outer glow.
Eclipse program outlines vast Toronto telescope trek
The Associated Press reports Professor C A Chant of Toronto University prepared a total eclipse guide covering from Minnesota to Nantucket and back by 12 34 26 p m on October 26 2144. Toronto astronomers ship large telescopes to Long's Corners Ontario for a major observational effort with sheds tents and cameras.
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Toronto
C.A. Chant
Toronto University
Totality
Chant
Minnesota
Nantucket
Long’s Corners
Ont
Baily
Midgets Defy Court In guardianship Hearing
John W. Kelley and his wife Anna Kelley, aged 63 and 65, small in stature and living in Newtown, outwitted Judge William H. Lueders in a probate hearing over guardianship. The son Dewey Kelley urged guardianship, but the couple argued they can live alone and refused institutional care. Judge Lueders reserved decision for a week.
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John W. Kelley
Anna Kelley
Plum Street
Newtown
William H. Lueders
Prosbate Court
Dewey Kelley
Vinestreet
Heck & Avery Museum
Atlantic Garden
Vine Street
Chester Park
Mascagni Opera Completed in Vienna Premiere Soon
Vienna date January 21 Mascagni has written a new operetta to be presented in Vienna within a few weeks. Mascagni will direct the production and Lea Slaak will have the leading role. The operetta is titled Si the Italian word for Yes.
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Vienna
Mascagni
Lea Slaak
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