Commercial Tribune Cincinnati Daily 1928 notice
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio June 1 1928 lists price for daily issue two cents by carrier ten cents a week and Sunday copy. The paper notes it is established 1793 and a member of the Associated Press with news dispatch rights.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Postoffic
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Telephone Canal
Associated Press
Trade with Orient Surges in Postwar Era
A National City Bank of New York report shows Asiatic trade rising from about 5.2 billion dollars in 1913 to 8.75 billion in 1919, with U.S. imports and exports to China Japan India and the Philippines growing sharply as wartime shortages were filled by American manufactures. The nine months to March 1920 show continued strength, with Asia exports totaling 564 million and overall exports to Asia at 704 million for 1919.
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America
Asia
National City Bank of New York
United States
Philippines
Pacific
China
Japan
India
Dutch East Indies
All Asia
Setting the Stage for Republican National Convention
The article describes Chicago as the stage for the Republican advance guard preparing for the National Convention. It notes intense jockeying for position, platform scrutiny, and campaign managers predicting broad presidential preference support, while stressing the gravity of the upcoming nomination ahead of the general election.
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Ldatonia
Chicago
Lake City
Prophetic Vision Foresees Equine Signs in Politics
The excerpt cites Mr. David Lawrence and other seers predicting ominous horselike omens on the political horizon. The prose suggests a symbolic reduction of future events to a dark image viewed through a glass.
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David Lawrence
High costs of Presidential preferential primary highlighted
The piece frames the costly Presidential preferential primary as part of a broader trend of record prices across commodities, personal needs, and political processes, noting this is a consistent development of the current era.
East Side Detective Chit Maps a Night World of Vice
Central Office detective Chit guides the narrator through New Yorks East Side night. He describes a world of vice and poverty, from tenement crowds to a sobering scene at a corner on Seventy second Street where Old Sophy drinks alone. The piece also notes shifting fashions toward horses, waning harness trade, and a downbeat diamond pawnbrokers market.
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New York
Commercial
Chit
Mulberry Street
Mott Street
Sophy
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Sizzling Summer Notes
A Cincinnati roundup recalls warm weather as the steamer Ancona arrives from St Louis and the Emma Floyd departs for Nashville. Rev Joseph Gamble resigns from Avondale Presbyterian Church amid ill health as free pew plans unfold. Local business ads highlight gloves hats and hosiery. Covington and Cincinnati politics feature party meetings, tollgate protests, and upcoming elections. The Red Stockings dominate Rochester 56 to 15 on the Eastern tour. Legislative sessions in Columbus shape county nominations and the Democratic platform.
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St. Louis
Emma Floyd
Nashville
Presbyterian Church
Avondale
Joseph Gamble
L. C. Hopkins & Co
Fourth
Race Streets
Covington
N. B. Stephens
William Condell
Robert Richardson
Vint Shinkle
Thomas Reed
George A. Yates
John J. Swetnam
F. P. Hardy
John V. Stein
A. Strauss
A. T. Troescher
St. Peter's Cathedral
Father Purcell
James T. Holmes
Katie Hammen
Schutzenbund
Turner Hall
C. W. Woolley
Buckeye Club
Buckeye
Linden Grove
Park Street
M. E
Park and
Longworth
Etta Soule
United States
Hickenlooper
Twenty-first Ward
John Foley
B. McCabe
J. C. Harwood
D. Pullan
Red Stockings
Forest City Club
Rochester
N. Y
Columbus
Corcoran
Samuel F. Hunt
Sam Matthews
Durbin Ward
William J. O’neill
Charles Reemelin
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Answers to a Daily Knowledge Quiz in the Press
The column lists trivia questions on topics from military rank to famous figures and places. It then provides yesterday's answers, including references to Ben Hur author, Fidelio composer, Tristram Shandy author, Salt Lake City founder, and Quebec capture, with a copyright note.
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Bunker Hill Monument
Venice
Tristram Shandy
Salt Lake City
Quebec
Horoscope for Wednesday June 2 by Genevieve Kemble
The horoscope notes Mars as the dominant influence bringing activity and progress. It cautions keen mental power with caution on signing contracts due to Mercury’s lunar affliction and warns against fraud and disputes. Birthdays indicate a favorable year with restraint in contention.
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Mars
Mercury
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Rhine Republic Inauguration and Valence Theater Fire
One year ago today the Rhine Republic was inaugurated at Wiesbaden. Eighty people died in a theater fire at Valence-sur-Rhone, France, marking a dark anniversary for the event.
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Wiesbadens
Valence-sur-Rhone
France
Riff Raff Ravings By George Alexander Mann
A column of satirical quips and musings by George Alexander Mann includes jokes about Perce Mary Had A Little Lamb, a jab at delivery outfits, dog and cat imagery, and lines on time and success centered on personal choices and friends.
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Riff Raff Ravings By
George Alexander Mann
Movieland Q&A Reveals Edith Roberts and Actor Addresses
In Movieland readers ask about Edith Roberts current acting status and seek home addresses for stars including Neil Shipman Evelyn Nesbit Marguerite De La Motte Hazel Dawn Dolores Cassinelli and Elliott Dexter. Antonio Moreno born in Madrid moved to the U S at 14. Baby Ivy Ward aged six born in England began her Metro film career and has since worked with several studios. address listed as 1098 West Eighty sixth Street New York City.
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Edith Roberts
Neil Shipman
Evelyn Nesbit
Marguerite de la Motte
Hazel Dawn
Dolores Cassinelli
Elliott Dexter
Antonio Moreno
Madrid
Spain
Baby Ivy Ward
England
Metro
West Eighty-sixth Street
New York City
Forest Fire Destroys 48 Buildings in Town
A blazing forest swept through the town injuring forty eight dwellings and facilities including four churches a glebe house a rectory a school and an auditorium. Loss seen at about 150000 with 40 families left homeless as neighboring communities mobilize aid.
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Londonderry
N. S
Truro
Amherst
New Glasgow
Colchester
Cumberland
Pitcoll
Home setting up funeral for man who returned alive
New York May 31 The watchman Peter Keenan was declared dead after two nieces identified a street corpse as him and invitations were sent for his funeral. The brother Thomas learned the mix up and found Peter alive at work, prompting cancellation of the funeral plans.
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New York
Peter Keenan
Peter
Thomas
Mystery House Fire on Quebec Road Destroys Vacant Dwelling
A dilapidated one and half story frame house known as the Mystery House on Quebec Road between Lick Run and Westwood burned yesterday afternoon. Firemen could not extinguish due to weak water pressure. the origin is unknown and police seek the owner.
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Quebec Road
Lick Run
Westwood
London Flyer Aims Solo Flight to Australia
Lieutenant Hinkley a former British air force member began a private solo flight from London to Australia in a small 35 HP airplane. He plans to route via Paris Rome and Egypt with 600 to 750 miles of range per leg using special fuel tanks.
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London
Australia
Hinkley
British Air Force
Paris
Rome
Egypt
Two Amundsen Crew Die From Cold On Polar Dash
Copenhagen reports two members of Roald Amundsen's North Polar expedition Knudsen and Tessen froze to death during the winter of 1919 20. Amundsen's ship Maud became icebound at Anadyr in Siberia after more than two years at sea.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Roald Amundsen
Knudsen
Tessen
Amundsen
Arctic
Anadyr
Siberia
Maud
Cincinnati Jews Endorse Move for Holy Land
More than 800 Cincinnati Jews gathered in Emery Auditorium to back Zionist efforts to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine. Rabbi Barrett R. Brickner led the meeting with speeches by Meyer Grossman and Rabbi Abba H. Silver urging support, manpower, and funds. Cincinnati will seed an advisory council for the Jewish homeland and a September campaign will begin locally.
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Cincinnati
Palestine
Emery Auditorium
Barrett R. Brickner
England
Supreme Council
San Remo
Meyer Grossman
Rabbit Abba H. Silver
Cleveland
Grossman
Rabbi Silver
America
Advisory Council
Fete for Children's Hospital Set in Avondale Thursday
A charity fete at the Dana home on Dana place Avondale will raise money for the Cincinnati Children's Hospital. The event promises a country fair zoo fete and Old World charm with varied attractions. The hospital serves sick injured or crippled children from birth to 16 regardless of creed color or residence and runs a free pediatric clinic.
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Dana
Dana Place
Avondale
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati Hospital
Cincinnati Society
Couples Return From Short Kentucky Trip
Mr and Mrs William H Boggs and son Gholson of East Fourth Street Newport returned from a brief motor trip through Central Kentucky with Mr and Mrs A C Jennings of Toledo. Mr Theodore Ysaye issued ecards for an exhibition by Belgian artist Charles Houben at Clossons Art Gallery. The exhibition opens today and runs through June 8.
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William H. Boggs
Son Gholson
East Fourth Street
Newport
Kentucky
A. C. Jennings
Toledo
Theodore Ysaye
Charles Houben
Closson
Cummins School Mothers Club Holds Annual Picnic at Zoo
The Cummins School Mothers Club will hold its annual picnic at the Zoo today at 11 o clock.
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Cummins School Mothers’ ‘Club
Cummins
Zoo
Editors Urge Law Capping Newspaper Page Size
At a Boston convention the National Editorial Association adopted a resolution urging Congress to pass joint resolution No. 152 to limit daily newspaper page counts and sizes. John Clyde Ostwald called for strict page limits and a substitute for wood pulp amid print paper shortages affecting 18,000 circulation papers.
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Congress
Boston
National Editorial Association
Porter
House Foreign Relations Committee
John Clyde Ostwald
New York
United States
Ostwald
P. T. Dodge
International Paper Company
Canada
Dodge
Hamilton County Delegates Headed to National Conventions
Hamilton County Republicans prepare for the June 8 Chicago National Convention with Mayor John Galvin leading the delegation, plus J. J. Burchenal ill at home. National Committeeman Rudolph Hynicka may join directly from New York as the Cincinnati group also coordinates for the Ohio State Republican Convention. Democrats plan a Cincinnati contingent to the San Francisco gathering led by ex Governor Judson Harmon and fellow officials.
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Hamilton County
Chicago
John Galvin
Cincinnati
Big Four
Congress Hotel
Galvin
Fourth District
J. J. Burchenal
Glendale
Rudolph K.hynicka
Republican Executive Committee
New York
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Henry T. Hunt
John T. Poor
Republican Central Committee
George Tibbles
Poor
Tibbles
Democratic Committee
Vincent H. Beckman
Simeon M. Johnson
Wiggins
San Francisco
Judson Harmon
W. A. Julian
Alfred G. Allen
Allen
Thomas J. Noctor
John L. Shuff
Shuff
William J. Leonard
William Marscheuser
United States
Edward M. Hurley
Frank E. Wood
John R. Quane
Louis Stentz
James J. Kelly
M. R. Denver
Wilmington
Dayton
Ohio
James M. Cox
Trail’s End
San Diego
J. C. Harper
Julian
Johnson
Noctor
Birthdays Today Reach Nobles Poets Clergy and Stars
Princess Yolanda of Italy born in Rome 19 years ago today. John Drinkwater English poet dramatist born 38 years ago today. Rt Rev Patrick R Heffron Catholic Bishop of Winona born New York City 60 years ago today. Ernest Fox Nichols Yale professor resigns born Leavenworth Kansas 51 years ago today. Blanche Sweet famed photoplay actress born Chicago 26 years ago today. Otto L Miller Brooklyn Nationals catcher born Minden Nebraska ago today.
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Yolanda
Italy
Prince of Wales
Rome
John Drinkwater
America
Patrick R. Heffron
Winona
New York City
Ernest Fox Nichols
Yale
Leavenworth
Kan
Blanche Sweet
Memorial Day Observances Mark World War I Losses
The U S S President Lincoln torpedoing on May 31 1918 is honored as three officers and twenty three men are remembered. Chicago holds a Memorial Day parade and services at Grant Park and nine Ty cemeteries with G A R Spanish War Veterans and American Legion participation. In Paris American memorial Day ceremonies blend with French officials at nearly five hundred graves groups.
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Lincoln
Chicago
Art Institute
Grant Park
American Legion
Paris
America
France
Joan of Arc
Sydney
Four Dozen Hurt in Memorial Salute Accident at Liscomb
In Liscomb Iowa yesterday a Memorial Day salute by a squad of ex soldiers injured 42 people, four seriously, as shot cartridges exploded to make noise. About 1000 spectators were in the crowd.
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Marshaletown
Liscomb
American Woman Hurt In French Auto Crash
An American woman and a French Red Cross worker were seriously injured when a car returning from Bony Cemetery collided with a telegraph pole near St. Quentin. Mrs. Peck and Madame Mangan were hurt and feared to die. Mademoiselle de Le fevre suffered minor injuries. Memorial Day in France drew 4000 peasants bearing wreaths for fallen American soldiers. Major Drake, Memorial Day Committee chair, called it a rehearsal for future memorials and noted 300000 francs saved for decorating graves.
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Paris
Bony Cemetery
St. Quentin
France
Major Drake
War Worth Its Cost Judge Dixon Says at Memorial
Judge Edward T. Dixon was principal speaker at a memorial service at the Wesleyan Cemetery. He called war a terrible scourge but said a war for a noble purpose is preferable to surrender, and that defeat in a just war is better than domestic tranquility bought at national dishonor. He also spoke at the fete.
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Edward T. Dixon
Wesleyn
Dixon
Saint Paul Church Notice From Twelfth Street
A notice from St. Paul Catholic Church located at Twelfth and Spring Street describes an event held yesterday afternoon.
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St. Paul Catholic Church
Twelfth and
Spring Street
Judge Hoffman Pleads for Children in Memorial Day Address
In a Memorial Day address at West Chester Ohio Judge Charles W Hoffman of the Court of Domestic Relations urged protection of children. He warned that victory in the late war would be hollow if society fails to prevent child labor poverty and protect the child’s good name for a future generation.
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West Chester
Charles W. Hoffman
Court of Domestic Relations
Hoffman
America
Reminiscences At City And County Infirmaries Honor Fallen
Elder residents recalled Civil War memories and World War I losses at City and County Infirmaries. Clergy conducted memorial services as younger generations remember those who died in the Argonne and other battlefields.
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Argonne
Memorial services for Frederick H. Alms held at Spring Grove
Under the Frederick H. Alms Commandery No. 1, Sons of Veterans, memorial services were held at the grave of Frederick H. Alms in Spring Grove Cemetery. Frank C. Wilkinson gave the opening address and Rev. A. D. Maddox offered the invocation. Ben C. DeCamp and Edwin A. Steinbeck presented music, and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was read.
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Frederick H. Alms Commandery No
Sons of Veterans
Frederick H. Alms
Spring Grove Cemetery
Frank C. Wilkinson
A. D. Maddox
Ben C. DeCamp
Edwin A. Steinbeck
Lincoln
England Cannot Grant Freedom To Ireland Says Lord Reading
The Earl of Reading, former British High Commissioner and Special Ambassador to the United States, told the Aldwych Club that no British ambassador can promise Irish self-government until the Irish reach a satisfactory agreement. He warned Ireland cannot sever from Great Britain and Ulster must not be coerced.
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London
Earl of Reading
United States
Aldwich Club
Lord Reading
Ireland
Great Britain
England
D Annunzio Plans Stir Belgrade Over Sussak
Belgrade trembles at Gabriele d Anunzios plans for Sussak near Fiume. The Jugo Slav Government demands Italy curb him, warning it will order South Slav army to act if not restrained.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Sussak
Fiume
South Slav Bureau
Jugo- Slav
d'Annunzio
Jugo-Slav
Robbery on West Fifth Street In Detroit Details Escape
Asbury McGuire of Detroit reports an armed Black robber halted him on West Fifth Street between Park and Mill. The assailant took $11, a railroad ticket and parcel checks for goods left at a railroad station.
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Detroit
Asbury McGuire
Mich
West Fifth Street
Park and
Mill Streets
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