The Commercial Tribune June 1 1926 front notice
The Commercial Tribune published daily in Cincinnati lists sales points in New York and promotions for its A P affiliation. The issue details publication date June 1 1926 and pricing.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1926
Page
4
Phases of Migrations Toward America
The Department of State notes quotas met with speed from Great Britain Germany France and Italy in April while the Irish Free State shows low visa demand. Eighteen countries show little interest in immigration as naturalization activity increases with about 14 000 people taking out papers in April Italy leads with 19 5 percent of new naturalizations Poland 18 3 percent Britain Empire 13 percent Russia 11 3 percent and 343 Americans repatriated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Irish Free State
Europe
Afghanistan
Andorra
Arabian Peninsula
Bhutan
British Cameroon
Ethiopia
Liberia
Muscat
Nauru
Nepal
New Guinea
Busanda
Urundi
Samoa
Siam
Tanganyika
British Togoland
French Togoland
Yap
New Witnesses to the Age of the Earth
The piece contrasts ancient biblical time with geology and paleontology as new time scales emerge. It notes geology and minerals like helium and lead redefining Earth's age into hundreds of millions of years and beyond. It observes science acknowledging complex, expanding models of time beyond prior estimates.
Standards and debates at national weights and measures conference
At the Nineteenth National Conference on Weights and Measures Representative Brand of the Urbana District urges a standard weight bread law and discusses sauerkraut measurement. Cincinnati Health Commissioners criticize political interference in public welfare. A Chicago banker quips about money and mortality as broader deliberations continue. The Carthage Fair Grounds ban on cuts affects a dog show as kennel competitions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
Urbana
Congress
Ohio
National Conference On
Baltimore
Cincinnati Health Commissioners
More Truth Than Poetry by James J. Montague
A reflective piece humorously reconsiders organ health with a shift from blaming liver and spleen for ailments to praising their unseen work. The essay contrasts old medical myths with a newfound acceptance of bodily function. It also includes short capsule notes on a British strike and evolving domestic tech and affluence ideas.
New York to Havre Paris voyage notes by Laurette Taylor
The writer aboard the Paris describes life on the French liner to Havre with passengers including Laurette Taylor Elsie Janis and Irvin Cobb. She jots observations on crew meals, language quirks, and ship life noting humor of the voyage and hopes for calmer seas as wireless talks connect to friends ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Havre
Manhattan
Metropolis
Irvin Cobb
May Festival Opens With Mozart Glory Under Thomas
Fifty years ago Cincinnati staged the May Festival opening in the Exposition main hall with Mozart’s Honor Praise and Power. Theodore Thomas conducted the Cincinnati Orchestra with soloists Mrs. H. M. Smith Anna Druschl H A Bischoff and H A Whitney. A Black Hills tragedy report duels and a Bucktown rowdy named George Moore feature in the era’s news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition
Mozart
Theodore Thomas
Cincinnati
Michael Brand
Otto Singer
H. M. Smith
Anna Druschl
H. A. Bischoff
H. A. Whitney
Black Hills
Sixth
Broadway
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Alumnus Banquet and City Probes
From the files of The Commercial Tribune a 20 year old Cincinnati note recounts a Medical College of Ohio alumni banquet with over 200 physicians and toastmasters. City Hall inquiries involve Ankenbauer Miller Culkins and the Drake Investigation Committee probes about city flowers and ward campaign funds. Weather noted as cloudy with temperatures 66 to 83 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Medical College of Ohio
Shaler
Robert Erick
S. C. Sweel
August Ravagli
Thomas P. Carothers
Dempsey
Drake
Baby Clothing Rules From Dr Reed For Warmth And Comfort
Dr Reed outlines practical baby clothing guidance from maternity centers. Favor warm lightweight wool and flannel, keep skin irritation free, and dress loosely with full coverage to protect against cold without overheating. Ensure same fabric on changes, vent rooms, and provide light, fresh air daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. T. Biggs
King Feature Synd., Inc
Goodyear Trir D Victoria Wins Noted Balloon Race
The Goodyear manned balloon Goodyear, with Wade T. Van Orman and Walter W. Morgan, won the Gordon Bennett Trophy race near Solvesborg Sweden covering 528 miles in poor conditions. The Akron Nan carrying John A. Boettner remains missing after a mishap that sent H. W. Maxson overboard early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Wade T. van Orman
Akron
Walter W. Morgan
Rapa
Goodyear
Solvesborg
Sweden
Aviation
Antwerp
John A. Boettner
H. W. Maxson
United States Army
Prince Leopold
Belgium
Banshee
Aerostier III
Belgian
Aero Club
Boettner
Dream of Floranada Ends in Financial Collapse
Floranada’s grand scheme faltered as prominent backers from Baldwin Locomotive Works and Guaranty Trust, along with British aristocrats, saw planned hotels, canals, and offices vanish amid deflation. Key figures faced mounting debts, lawsuits, and vast loan guarantees, leaving the development project bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotesbury
Countess of Lauderdale
Lord Campys
Lord Thirlstane
Florida
Floranada
Dillman
Applesauce Delight at Grand Opera House in June
The Stuart Walker Company presented Applesauce an American comedy by Barry Conners at the Grand Opera House. McKay Morris leads as Bill McAllister with Hazel Robinson and Rollo Jenkins in a love triangle amid light farce. Supporting turns by Teresa Dale Aldrich Bowker Ann Davis and Elizabeth Taylor drew applause. The play offered entertaining relief after recent tragedy and fulfilled its aim of amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Walker
Grand Opera House
Barry Conners
McKay Morris
Mr. Morris
Bill McAllister
Matt McAllister
Hazel Robinson
Hazel
Rollo Jenkins
Bill
Rollo
Althoug Bill
Teresa Dale
Ma Robinson
Aldrich Bowker
Pat Robinson
Miss Ann Davis
Lsten
Davis
Elizabeth Taylor
Jennie Baldwin
Killjoy
Walker Company
Gordon Bennett Balloon Race Second Trophy Competition
The race marks the second competition for the second trophy after Belgium won the original in 1924. Bellum won the 1924 event with Prince Leopold covering 840 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Bennett
Belgium
Bellum
Prince Leopold
Illness Delays Talk by Mrs Pennypacker at Gathering
Reports from the event describe Mrs Rufus Dawes of Evanston and other speakers denouncing arrogance in restricting Congress votes on international relations. Resolutions favored merit in federal appointments, Bible reading in schools, and continued support for Smith Hughes home economics programs. The International Woman Suffrage Alliance in Paris defeated ultra feminist aims with a 91 to 78 vote against unreserved equal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Dawes
Evanston, Ill
Congress
Maggie Barry
College Station
Tex
L. A. Miller
Colorado Springs
Federation
Washington
Paris
Woman Suffrage Congress
International Woman Suffrage Alliance Congress
National Women’s Party of America
Alliance
National Women’s Party
League of Women Voters
Veteran Twins of 82 Join Memorial Day Celebration
In Middletown Ohio on May 31 1932 patriotic exercises featured James and Stephen S Skillman two eighty two year old twins and Civil War veterans taking part in the Memorial Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
James
Stephen S. Skillman
Florida development promised financial aid
Chicago May 31. Arthur T. Galt, attorney, said financial relief for the British-American Improvement Corporation was promised by other financiers to rescue its Florida real estate project that ended in failure. He declined to name the financiers and blamed the firm’s insufficient capital from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peet Named Good Will Envoy to Near East
Dr W W Pest longtime religious worker in the Near East will be sent as an ambassador of goodwill from American Protestant churches. He is resting in Florida and will not have a fixed program but will seek closer understanding between American churches and Christian denominations in the Near East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ww. W. Pest
Near East
Federal Council of Churches
Florida
Flyer off for Spain Sea Flea leaves coast of France
Nicholas de Gasenko, French aviator, in his water glider the Sea Flea, is en route to Barcelona Spain after leaving Saintes Maries on the coast of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Nicholas de Gasenko
Barcelona
Spain
Saintes Maries
France
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