The Commercial Tribune January 29 1925 Cincinnati BN
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati prints its masthead with address and publisher details. The paper notes association with the Associated Press and pricing information for daily and Sunday editions.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W Brown
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Siath Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Associated Press
Suppressions and the Will in Willie and War’s Echo
A poetical piece contrasts a cat’s tree dilemma with a boy named Willie and the strictures of youth. It surveys suppressed impulses, family warnings, and the perils of unbridled mischief, framing a wartime theme through playful domestic scenes and moral caution. The text shifts to brief notes on coal prices, unethically wrestling expectations, and a snarky headline miscue about Mussolini.
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Willie
Balance in Youth Training Sparks Moral Debate
The article notes concerns about American colleges overemphasizing mental culture at the expense of soul and spirit. Educators worry eighty percent of freshmen clash with church at entry, calling for stronger moral formation in schools and churches. It acknowledges a pessimistic mood but also visible optimism about reform.
Air Raids On Speaking Stage Prompt Public Reeducation
The article notes a crisis for live theater as audiences favor radio over stage productions. Actors' Equity and top producers warn that 34 states lack spoken plays, citing radio and film as causes. Rebuilding interest with stock companies and one night stands is urged, with outcomes tied to public taste.
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United States
Actors’ Equity Association
Thespis
Moving Picture
Indifference to Evil Targets Gambling in Ohio
The piece condemns gambling as a profitable scourge in Ohio, urging Governor AG and legislators to act while local law enforcement wavering. It cites Cincinnati’s Juvenile Protective Association praising relief efforts, warning of youth exposure to games of chance and roadhouses amid widespread indifference.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Juvenile Protective Association
Judge Seeks Clear Rights For Two Mothers Of Orphaned Child
A Philadelphia judge faced a perplexing maternity dispute over a two year old child with two claiming motherhood. The judge expressed confusion on how to determine rightful parentage using a decisive method.
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Philadelphia
Solomon the Wise
Fire drill saves all forty at New York kindergarten
In a rare and notable safely managed drill in a New York City kindergarten, all forty students were rescued during an emergency exercise. The incident underscores the importance of regular fire drills in schools with high enrollment.
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New York
Gunmen melee in Herrin ends fatally
Authorities in Herrin struggle to identify the shooter after a deadly melee ended with multiple fatalities and a tense investigation into who started the violence.
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Herrin
Weather Man Delves Into Sub-Cellar Thermometer Tests
A local weather report hints the meteorologist may pause further deep experiments after extensive sub-cellar thermometer testing.
Leper island on North Brother with stories and songs
On North Brother Island a small leper colony endures in quiet isolation. A telegraph of dockside tugs, a disinfectant pine box, and a new radio lift spirits. A 70 year old Chinese scholar guides and a 22 year old with empty eye sockets endures. a trained turtle shares their dull days.
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New York
North Brother Island
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati From the Files
Andrew G. Burt, head of the Burt banking and brokerage firm, died at his Ludlow home after a long career in Cincinnati banking. The item notes his losses in 1873, his art collection, and sacrifice to preserve his name. Also mentions theater notes, a wedding at St Pauls M E Church, and local civic chatter. Weather notes report foggy, cloudy skies with temperatures 38 to 47.
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Andrew G. Burt
Ludlow
Traction plans rain risks and legal shifts in Cincinnati
Twenty years back in Cincinnati The Commercial Tribune notes Sun Insurance of Montreal German Bank of Buffalo and General Electric backing Arthur Appleyard for an Ohio traction system while arrest rumors swirl. County Commissioners accept Frank Ampt’s resignation appoint Treton Collins Schoenle Poor. Architects panel forms building code. Scheidemantle re elected. Lackman Hotel deal adds 112 rooms over Oskamp store. Dr Amos Hill injured in trolley incident. Weather cloudy to clear with 19 30 degree chill.
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J. G. Schmidlapp
Sun Insurance Company of Montreal
German Bank of Buffalo
General Electric Company
Arthur Appleyard
Appleyard
Frank W. Ampt
Louis W. Treton
William R. Collins
Walter Schoenle
George Poor
Lackman
Aetna Bank
Oskamp Jewelry
For Your Welfare And Your Success Former A M A Leader
A readable note highlights the former president of the American Medical Association and emphasizes welfare and success themes. The brief presents a concise biographical angle and professional standing without personal or controversial detail.
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The
American Medical Association
Is Your City Health Department Meeting Your Needs
A 1925 King Feature Syndicate piece examines public health practice across twenty one Connecticut towns of 10 000 to 30 000 population. It notes wide variation in health organization with few full time staff and inadequate funding.
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American Public Health Association
Connecticut
Boards of Health
State Department of Health
Voluntee Medical Service
King Feature Synd., Inc
Answers to Tomorrow and Yesterday's Questions
A trivia page lists ten quiz prompts about Civil War commanders Mexican battles Great Lakes ports inlay materials Persian nightingale alternate names Bulgaria independence Bulwer Lytton Bunyan works and lifespans. It also notes yesterday's items including Brittany Britain Munster Briareus St Brigid Bright Brisbane Bermuda Brobdingnag Gotama Buddhism and dates.
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Ohio
Mexico
Zachary Taylor
Santa Anna
Great Lakes
Chicago
Buhl
Orient
Bulgaria
Bulwer- Lytton
John Bunyan
Brittany
France
Brian Boru
Munster
Ireland
Briareus
St. Bridget’s
Richard Bright
Bright
Brisbane
Australia
Queensland
Bermuda
Great Britain
Brobdingnag
Swift
Gulliver
Gotama
Buddha
B.C
By Press Publishing Co
Where did you get that word a dunce history note
The piece traces the origin of the term dunce from the medieval scotus school of thought. It explains how Thomists labeled followers of Duns Scotus as dunces, meaning extreme stupidity, and notes the original dunce was a person, not a student.
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England
Dunce
Thomas Aquinas
John Duns Scotus
Duns
Cincinnati Rent Relief Bill Introduced in Senate
In Columbus on January 28 a bill to release Cincinnati from paying rent for canal portions leased from the state was introduced in the Senate by Mrs. Loughead of Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Miami and Erie Canal
Senate
Nominating Committee Named by Cuvier Press Club
Members met at Opera Place to name a nominating committee for ten board of trustees candidates. The panel includes Alex Patterson James A Wilson Adolph A Gruber Charles E Cornette Harry L Brehm George H Holiday Harry L Federman Henry Krucker Arles E Moore. The ten nominees will select five trustees to be elected March 4. An entertainment program by Doc Howard and his Minstrel Boys followed.
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Cuvier Press Club
Opera Place
Board of Trustees
Alex Patterson
James A. Wilson
Adolph A. Gruber
Charles E. Cornette
Harry L. Brehm
George H. Holiday
Harry L. Federman
Henry Krucker
Arles E. Moore
Doc’ Howard
Minstrel Boys
Youth in Shaft Killed by Elevator at Electric Shop
John Brinkman twenty from Colerain Avenue was crushed to death when an elevator descended in the bottom of the shaft at the Electric Shop on West Fourth Street. Operator William Burch did not know of Brinkman’s presence until screams. The body was taken to the Morgue.
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John Brinkman
Colerain Avenue
West Fourth Street
William Burch
Madison Road
Brinkman
Cincinnati Delegation Seeks Two Feeble-Minded Institutions
Cincinnati members of the State Mental Hygiene Committee including Dr. Ratliff and Dr. North will testify in Columbus before the House Committee on Benevolent Institutions on February 3. They back a bill by Rep May Van Wye to create two new feeble-minded institutions with a $2,470,000 appropriation, backed by Hamilton County’s delegation and local social agencies.
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Cincinnati
State Mental Hygiene Committee
T. A. Ratliff
Emerson A. North
Bleeker Marquette
M. Edith Campbell
Maurice J. Freiberg
J. J. Burchenal
Columbus
House Committee On Benevolent Institutions
House
May van Wye
Hamilton County
Library to Place Books at Jail for Prisoners
Miss E. Gertrude Avey, new Cincinnati Public Library field representative, arranged a prison literacy aid. A hundred books are allocated for inmates, fifty for men and fifty for women, with a preference for young people’s literature to help inmates become better members of society.
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E. Gertrude Avey
New Field
Cincinnati Public Library
Miss Avey
Davis in court today on bribery charges
Former Kansas Governor Jonathan M. Davis and Carl J. Paterson, ex State Bank Commissioner, face arraignment in Topeka on bribery charges. Warrants issued after a complaint by Captain W. A. Smith, with investigation authorized by Governor Ben H. Paulen. Earlier Davis and his son were arrested on conspiracy and bribery counts over a pardon deal involving Fred W. Pollman.
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Topeka
Kan
Jonathan M. Davis
Cgovernor
Kansas
Court of
Davis
Russell
Fred W.pollman
Embezzling Charge Placed Against Bookkeeper
Marion W. Uhlschmidt former bookkeeper for G B Castrucci statuary dealer 707 Broadway was charged with embezzling 2171 and forging trade acceptances for 1097 in warrants issued by Prosecutor O Connell yesterday The present address of Uhlschmidt is unknown to Castrucci The alleged offenses were committed between September 27 1922 and January 30 1924
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Marion W. Uhlschmidt
G. B. Castrucci
Broadway
Castrucci
O'Connell
Uhlschmidt
Cantrucci
Arctic Plague Aid Race to Nome by Dog Sled Teams
Washington reports a government backed relay race under subzero conditions from Nenana to Nome to deliver diphtheria anti toxins and supplies. About 11 000 residents face danger as four deaths are logged and husky teams replace planes for the relief effort.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Arctic Circle
Alaska
Nome
Wnenana
Fairbanks
Yukon
Sutherland
Public Health Service
Anchorage
Nenana
United States
Fire Twice Routs Guests At Third Street Hotel
Two fires at the Imperial Hotel on West Third Street forced guests to flee within three hours. The first floor blaze occurred shortly after 6 pm, followed by a second on the second floor. Total damage about 400 dollars. Cincinnati firefighters under Marshal Schraffenberger also battled an overnight fire at R. C. Wakefield’s Forestville home, likely incendiary, damaging one room on the second floor with estimated loss 800 dollars.
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Imperial Hotel
West Third Street
Cincinnati
Schraffenberger
Forestville
R. C. Wakefield
Wakefield
Mikado at St Xavier College Draws 2000 Nearby
More than 2000 attended the Mikado at Em ery Auditorium produced by St Xavier College. Top roles were filled by Joseph F Hennegan Samuel J Pusateri Howard Haf ford Thomas Manion Jack Lynch Walter Ryan Julia Kelly Martha Metz Dena Bonini Bertha Gossman. Director team Florence Moran Edward K Hennegan and Rev Francis J Finn S J oversaw the play for benefit of the St Xavier Foundation Fund with a repeat performance scheduled tonight.
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Emery Auditorium
Gilbert and Sullivan
St. Xavier College
Joseph F. Hennegan
Samuel J. Pusateri
Howard Hafford
Thomas Manion
Jack Lynch
Walter Ryan
Julia Kelly
Martha Metz
Dena Bonini
Bertha Gossman
Florence Moran
Edward K. Hennegan
Francis J. Finn
S.J
St. Xavier Foundation
Pilgrim Holiness Church Publishing Office Moves to Cincinnati
The publishing office formerly at Kingswood Kentucky has moved to Cincinnati Ohio. Rev W C Stone of Los Angeles will head the office replacing Rev C G Taylor who becomes president of the Kingswood college. The change was decided at last year’s general conference to place the office centrally for the church organization.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Kingswood
Cincinnati
Elm and
Fifteenth Streets
W. C. Stone
Los Angeles
Cal
Stone
C. G. Taylor
College of the Church
Breaking the walls of China in Clifton lecture
Dr. Clarence Tucker Craig spoke at the Clifton Methodist Church on China Year stressing church efforts in Far East missions. He recalled teaching in China a year eight years ago and noted ongoing political social and religious changes.
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China
Clarence Tucker Craig
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Craig
Mrs Lydia Gould dies at daughter's home at 77
Mrs Lydia Gould 77 formerly of Washington D C died at her daughter Mrs H W Roos 633 Lincoln avenue after a two month illness. She lived with her daughter in Cincinnati for fifteen years and is survived by three sons Arthur Herbert Walter and Ezra and two daughters Mrs H K Daugherty and Mrs Roos Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Lydia Gould
Washington D. C
Gould
New York
Paris
H. W. Roos
Lincoln Avenue
Community Center Elects New Officers at McKinley School
Robert Legner was re elected President and Mrs I V Uller Secretary at the East End Community Center election held last night at McKinley Public School. Officers include Mrs Mabel Overshiner Vice President and Walter Miller Treasurer. Executive Board members are Edmun Alwin Louis Dubuque Jr Thomas I Evans Mrs George Handman and Miss Hattie Uller.
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Robert Legner
I. V. Uller
East End
McKinley Public School
Mabel Overshiner
Walter Miller
Edmun Alwin
Louis Dubuque, Jr
Thomas I. Evans
George Handman
Hattie Uller
Cincinnati Traffic Club Dinner Feb 2 in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Traffic Club holds its annual dinner and officer election on February 2 at the Linton. Col Brent Arnold of Louisville & Nashville Railroad will serve as toastmaster. W S Battle Jr of Norfolk & Western will speak on Our Railroads, with music and a Schulz monologue as entertainment.
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Traffic Club
Cincinnati Traffic Club
Linton
Brent Arnold
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
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