Cincinnati Daily Tribune 1920 June 2 front page note
A historical teaser notes the 1920 June 2 issue of a Cincinnati newspaper published by Las Tribune Publishing Co. at 2 Walnut Street with Harry W. Brown as publisher and president. It lists the paper as a morning edition and mentions its registration as a post office matter.
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the Commercial Tribune
Las Tribune Publishing Co
Jalnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Court Decision Brings Mixed Relief on Prohibition and Suffrage
The Federal Supreme Court declares that a State referendum cannot amend the U S Constitution. The split between wets and dries remains sharp and the Susan B Anthony amendment debate continues. The ruling ends uncertainty and grants official confirmation of the issues.
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Federal
Supreme Court
United States
Commercial Tribune
Mina
Safeguarding Food Supply and Farm Marketing
A discussion on farm cooperatives and new marketing powers for farmers faces Senate ratification after House action. The piece notes potential tension with anti trust laws and hints at implications for the Bureau of Markets and price fixers while emphasizing the need to feed the population. It reflects on constitutional ideals versus practical enforcement.
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Congress
Bureau of Markets
Senate
House
Willful and Willing Profiteering Debate in DOJ Terms
A DOJ representative claims less than one percent of all trade is willfully profiteering. The author questions the estimate, notes the DOJ’s stance, and asserts many profiteers act out of willingness rather than willful intent, with no observable difference to victims.
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Department of Justice
A. Mitcheil Palmer
Mexico affairs urged toward peaceful reform by U S
The Senate committee report on Mexico is praised for sound spirit and clear recommendations. Americans acknowledge worsening conditions across the border and support decisive action, preferably via diplomacy, with readiness to fight if diplomacy fails to secure peace and rights.
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Senate Committee
Mexico
Rio Grande
United States
Traffic Deaths Rise with Increasing Car Ownership
Daily death toll from automobile accidents grows as ownership and road use expand, raising hazard from inexperienced drivers. The piece urges heightened caution and attentiveness on highways and byways.
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Ene
Grape fruit misadventure in Central Park tale
D C McIntyre recalls a humorous morning in New York where a stubborn grape fruit defeats attempts at gentle handling. The fruit erupts during breakfast sending the narrator into a comical chase across a park lake, ending with an awkward shirt front and a soggy bathing suit.
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Warm Weather and Baseball
Fair and warm weather continues with temperatures from 59 to 83. The Red Stockings beat the Ontarios of Oswego 46 to 4, Harry Wright praised for pitching. Other items note infirmary consolidation, Buckeye Club races winners Aneroid and Enquirer, Jewish appeals on Romania massacres, Fenian raids, and a DeCamp family reunion near Oxford with a 300-member turnout. Cincinnati Observatory in dilapidated condition. proposal to turn over to university. Sunday school picnics and Chamber of Commerce gift to Exposition fund. Cincinnati story arc reflects civic and social events around 50 years past.
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Cincinnati
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Sug
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New Jersey
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Glendale
Keppler
David DeCamp
Ohio
Westfield
N. Y
Quiz Questions From A Century Ago
Excerpt lists twelve trivia prompts for a daily quiz with questions on stamps biography freedom from Mexico Greek boxing wood for cigar boxes light spectrum sculptor of David hemp drug neck artery biblical kin Ceuta belonging Japanese tennis champion Napoleon’s first army branch and ends with yesterday’s answers from 1930 including General Nemesis Greenough China Beethoven It is finished Doge Sterne Brigham Young Archimedes Dead Sea Wolfe.
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Abraham
Ceuta
Gibraltar
Napoleon
General
Nemesis
Horatio Greenough
China
Beethoven
Doge
Sterne
Brigham Young
Archimedes
Dead Sea
Wolfe
the Press Publishing Co
Riff Raff Ravings By George Alexander Mann
Columnist George Alexander Mann offers humorous musings on youth aging, life as a stage, conversation vanity, and human foibles. He weighs aging, envy, and the weather man’s salary amid social quips and observation.
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Riff Raff Ravings By
George Alexander Mann
Your Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
On Thursday June 3 planetary signs favor bold changes and new moves yielding lasting benefits. Expect possible travel and removals under astral support, but avoid risky speculation as money can be jeopardized. Birthday people may enjoy a prosperous year while a daughter may have a happy marriage.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Movieland Today Answers Star Address Requests
Movieland Today answers readers questions about movie stars. The column lists addresses of Edith Roberts and other stars and notes queries about Chester Conklin and the Fiji Island project Marama. It requests more reader questions for the Questions column.
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Sidney Drew
Sylvia Breamer
Taylor Holmes
Bryant Washburn
William Duncan
R. IL
Chester Conklin
Birthdays of notable figures celebrate today
Mrs William Howard Taft Edward Elgar Lulu Glaser Ruffin G Pleasant and Edward Penfield were all born on this date in Cincinnati England Allegheny City Shiloh and New York City respectively. Each is noted as a prominent public figure in politics music theater and art.
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William Howard Taft
United States
Cincinnati
Sir Edward Elgar
England
Lulu Glaser
Allegheny City
Ruffin G. Pleasant
Louisiana
Shiloh
Edward Penfield
America
New York City
Allied peace terms submitted to Austria a year ago
One year ago today reports say allied peace terms were submitted to Austria. The bulletin notes also that twenty thousand people marched in Baltimore in an anti prohibition parade and comments on a French wedding outfits industry where wedding clothes are often rented for the occasion.
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Austria
Baltimore
France
City Committee to Devise New Tax Finance Plan
A Mayor’s Office conference in Cincinnati outlines a plan to form a committee to devise revenue methods for municipal needs. Mayor Galvin criticizes state tax laws while urging local self taxation to avoid debt and rising interest costs. The Mayor’s Committee includes civic leaders, merchants, and lawyers from Cincinnati and Ohio figures such as Hulbert Taft and Robert Taft among others.
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Mayor's Office
Cincinnati
Galvin
Buckeye State
Ohio
Union
Rumely Goes On Trial For Aiding Germany In War
Dr Edward A Rumely former owner of the New York Evening Mail is on trial in Federal Court charged with conspiring to violate the trading with the enemy act Co defendants are S Walter Kaufmann and Norvin R Lindheim The indictment accuses Rumely of holding The Mail stock for the German Government and of concealing its German ownership The defense questions timing of any money Rumely owed to Germany and due within thirty days
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New York
Edward A. Rumely
New York Evening Mail
S. Walter Kaufmann
Norvin R. Lindheim
United States
S. S. McClure Newspaper Corporation
The
Evening Mail
Kiwanis Clubs of Ohio Meet in Cincinnati July 15
Kiwanis Clubs of Ohio cities will convene in Cincinnati on Thursday July 15 with sessions at the Zoo and social activities planned. Local club leaders Edmond T Clayton and Ernst R Gwinner will attend the national Kiwanis convention in Portland June 15 to 19, after which Clayton won the attendance prize of an inner automobile tube.
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Kiwanis Clubs
Ohio Cities
Cincinnati
Alumni Outing Planned for Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
The Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home alumni in Xenia Ohio will hold their annual outing Sunday June 6 at Mt Echo Park. An executive committee meeting at Memorial Hall last night outlined the event and a July reunion for all graduates will have delegates chosen at a brief preouting business session. An athletic program is planned.
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Soldiers and Sailors Orphans’ Home
Xenia, O
Mt. Echo Park
Memorial Hall
Xeniq
Labor group endorses Plum plan at Richelieu Hall
Two hundred members of Ivory Lodge No. 76 unanimously endorsed the Plum plan at Richelieu Hall last night. The slate of candidates on labor issues was also considered.
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Ivory Lodge No. 76
International Association of Machinists
Richelieu Hall
Four dollar wheat seen as likely by millers in 1921
Officials of the Community Millers Association of America warned that wheat could reach four dollars a bushel as 1921 crops may fail to surpass pre war averages. They predict higher flour and bread prices unless harvests exceed 100 million bushels and international demand remains strong.
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Owensboro
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Millers
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France
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HK. G. Young
Zanesville
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Tecumseh
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The Married Life of Helen and Warren
A domestic scene unfolds as Helen frantically plans a large tea gathering with sixty members, managing menus, napkins, chairs, and helpers while Warren resists and avoids aid. Tensions rise over help from relatives and servants as the couple race against time to prepare.
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Current Events
Warren
Helen
Susie
Nora
Neufchatel
Y M C A Seen As Main Force In Far East, Brockman Says
Fletcher S. Brockman told business leaders at the Queen City Club that China Japan and other parts of the Far East now view the Y M C A as the strongest single influence. He spoke after returning from the Orient and noted rising nationalism boycotts student activism and moral reform efforts while warning Europe’s humanity and war risks.
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Japan
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Queen City Club
Orient
D. B. Meacham
Cincinnati
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Flu
Ars
Hong Kong
America
Europe
Hungary
Parmer Dies From Injuries At Mill Creek Bridge Site
Claud Parmer 34, superintendent of construction on the & O. Railroad and Mill Creek bridge, died yesterday afternoon at St. Mary's Hospital from injuries when machinery fell on him crushing his legs and causing internal damage.
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Parmer
Claud Parmer
the & O. Railroad
Mill Creek
St. .Mary’s Hospital
Man Found Dead at York Hotel Identified as Joseph Russell
Coroner Bauer reported a man registered as Joseph Russell was found dead in a York Hotel room. He had resided there since April 29 and relatives could not be located. Death likely occurred Sunday from natural causes.
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Joseph Russell
York Hotel
Bauer
Few Pay June Taxes At Courthouse Urges Early Payments
On the first collection day at the Courthouse yesterday few payments of June taxes were received. Louis Howe, County Treasurer, asks taxpayers to pay early in the month to prevent a late rush and to use checks if possible. The last day for payment without penalty is June 2.
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Louis Howe
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