The Commercial Tribune June 4 1928 Front Notice
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio announces daily price two cents and Sunday rate, with publication details and mailing information. Publishers listed as Harry W. Brown. This item serves as the paper’s masthead and access data for readers.
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Harry W. Brown
Wisdom in Counsel for Cincinnati Tax Relief
The article praises public consultation led by Mayor Galvin as a legitimate aid to Cincinnati’s burdens. It notes community conferences are traditional, not risky, and that an advisory committee of representative citizens can support officials without replacing them. The Mayor's Taxing Committee aims to aid the mayor and serve the city by survey and suggestion.
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Cincinnati
Galvin
Inefficiency or Worse in Sugar Policy Critique
The text criticizes President Wilson for high Cuban sugar costs and blames A Mitchell Palmer for illegal overreach on price fixing. It argues federal inaction and weaponized regulation fostered profiteering, claiming a government of the people, by politicians, for profiteers.
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Wilson
Congress
A. Mitchell Palmer
Louisiana
Corporate Inconsiderateness and Rail Congestion Warnings
The text criticizes U S railroads for seeking generous bonuses while causing freight congestion harming communities. It notes the Interstate Commerce Commission warning that penalties under the Interstate Commerce Act may be invoked unless railroads coordinate to relieve congestion promptly.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
President Wilson vows limited interference with congressional vacation
President Wilson promises not to interfere with the congressional vacation except in a grave emergency. He notes only an exceedingly grave reason could justify interrupting the lawmakers, to avoid causing the executive discomfort at their legislative presence.
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Wilson
Wilson Calls Hands Off In Democratic Preference Fight
President Wilson declares no interference in the San Francisco Democratic presidential preference contest. The focus remains on popular approval of the League covenant as the central objective.
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Wilson
San Francisco
Delaware Votes Against Suffrage Ratification Delay
Delaware leaders declare a summer relief from constitutional amendment debates as they reject further appeals for woman suffrage ratification.
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Delaware
Nightlife and progress in early New York society
A column of vignettes paints Broadway mood and urban scenes from New York. Reflections include shops, hotels, a Pasteur Institute, bank telephones, dancing plans, and a featured waitress’s lavish living, with observations on city life and modern change.
Hogsheads of Tobacco for Cincinnati Warehouses Hit Steamboat Load
Summer heat, 86 degrees, as steamboats from Louisville deliver nearly 400 hogsheads of tobacco for Cincinnati warehouses. The General Lytle, General Buell, and Lawrence carry 388 hogsheads among other cargoes. Picnics abound from Ivy Lodge K of P to Italian Mutual Benevolent Society with steamer trips to Tell Cottage Grove. Oakley real estate boom continues with hundreds of building lots offered, and canal improvement efforts urged by the Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Langdon C. Rives dies at 80, and local weddings including William Stanton and Miss Ellen K. Irish. Red Stockings defeat Harvard Ball Club 46 to 15 in Boston admission now 50 cents. River baths at Vine Street popular. St Pauls Church wedding of E K Adams and Mollie Hess.
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Cincinnati
General Lytle
General Buell
Italian Mutual Benevolent Society
C. T. Dumont
Cottage Grove
John Devoto
West Fifth Street
Peter Gandolfo
Broadway
John B. Massa
Vine Street
Oakley
George H. Shotwell & Co
Fered
Ins Chamber of Commerce
Adolph Wood
D.L. Garrison
Henry Pearce
Thomas Biggs
A. G. Wrenn
Buckeye Club
Langdon C. Rives
Nestor
Philadelphia
Nathaniel Drake
Cincinnati College
Medical College of Ohio
Medical Societies
Covington
Newport
William Stanton
Migs Ellen K. Irish
A. B. Bradford
Red Stockings
Boston
Harvard
St. Paul’s Church
E. K. Adams
Mollie Hess
General Trivia Quiz From 1920s Newspaper
Tomorrow's column will print the answers to a set of questions on natural history, Roman numerals, politics, memorials, fruits, colonial grants, plant origins, muse, literature, banking, and anatomy. The current list includes Audubon’s field, 100 in Roman numerals, Democratic icon, biblical saying, Lincoln Memorial Building city, Malaga fruit, Pennsylvanian grant king, cucumber origin country, muse of history, The Complete Angler author, Bank of England founder, and collar bone name.
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Lincoln Memorial
Malaga
Spain
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Bank of England
Is Charlie Chaplin American or English
In Movieland a reader asks if Charlie Chaplin is American or English. The column will answer this and other film queries tomorrow. It notes requests for addresses of Gail Kane Myrtle Stedman and Jane Novak and mentions Harry Hilliard appearing in California pictures with a contact at 1903 Wilcox Avenue Hollywood Cal. It lists Ethel Clayton’s recent films The Thirteenth Commandment Young Mrs Winthrop and A Lady in Love.
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Charlie Chaplin
Gail Kane
Myrtle Stedman
Jane Novak
Harry Hilliard
California
Wilcox Avenue
Hollywood
Cal
Ethel Clayton
Winthrop
Birthday Notables Born On This Date In 1870s 80s
Catherine Waugh McCulloch a Chicago lawyer suffrage leader born in Ransomville New York 58 years ago. Rev Charlies Stelzle sociologist public welfare leader born in New York City 51 years ago. Thomas D Schall U S Representative from Minnesota born Reed City Michigan 43 years ago. Peter Tague U S Representative from Massachusetts born Boston 49 years ago.
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Chicago
Ransomville
N. Y
Charlies Stelzle
New York City
Thomas D. Schall
Congress
Minnesota
Reed City
Mich
Pomey
Massachusetts
Boston
Treaty copies reach Washington by courier a year ago
A peace treaty with Germany arrived in Washington by courier. The United States Senate adopted a resolution submitting the woman suffrage amendment to the states.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Raff Raff Ravings on Mann and Suffrage Critics
A stream of satirical lines targets George Alexander Mann and public figures. It riffes on Prohibition and suffrage debates, mocks dress norms, and rails at political bodies while lampooning labor agitators and League of Nations fears.
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Raff Raff Ravings
George Alexander Mann
Your Horoscope for June Fifth by Genevieve Kemble
The forecast warns of a discouraging day with anxieties due to planetary positions. Mars incites rashness and quarrels that could trigger unwanted litigation, but self control can steer affairs toward success and pro growth for those with June birthdays.
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Senator Gerry Slams Treaty Reservations at Washington Dinner
Senator Gerry attacked the peace treaty reservations at a Washington dinner party calling them meaningless and ridiculous. He cited a Sunday school verse about the foxes having holes and the birds of the air to illustrate his point.
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Gerry
Washington
Ek Ee
Mexican army to be halved and rural police formed
Washington reports General Obregon advocates cutting the Mexican army to half its size and creating rural units to police outlying areas. Negotiations with Francisco Villa to lead the rurales failed as Villa seeks retirement and guarantees for subordinates amid debates over constitutional reforms. The Chihuahua commander Ignacio Enríquez is said to pursue Villa, but officials view this as a miscommunication. Meixueiro in Oaxaca continues revolt backing 1856 constitution restoration.
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Obregon
Francisco Villa
Villa
State Department
Ignacio Enriquez
Chihuahua
Parral
Queretaro
Meixueiro
Oaxaca
Osuna's Army Threatens New Mexican Revolution
Juarez Mexico June 3 General Carlos Osuna with an estimated two thousand men forms an armed challenge to the ruling revolutionists. He reportedly rallied from a drinking bout at Gomez Palacio and headed toward Durango to join the Arietta brothers who supposedly defected to De la Huerta. Colonel Claudio Fox says ten thousand troops head for Chihuahua to pursue Francisco Villa and Osuna.
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Mexico
Carlos Osuna
Osuna
Claudio Fox
Gomez Palacio
Carranza
Durango
Arietta Brothers
de la Huerta
Fox
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Police Station Burned and Courthouse Wrecked at Blarney
Blarney Ireland reports a police station burned and the Sessions Courthouse adjacent wrecked. Official records and banks destroyed. Armed men attacked the barracks last Tuesday but were repulsed. the building damaged by an explosion and evacuated with defenders moved to other stations.
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Blarney
Ireland
Smith Aims to Cut President Salary and Limit Term
Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia introduced a bill to reduce the President's salary from 75000 to 50000 dollars a year and a resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to limit the President to one six year term.
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Bill
Washington
United States
Georgia
Smith
Sugar rumor probes tied to Cleveland price board
The Fair Price Commission in Cleveland investigates letters from a local brokerage offering large sugar lots for July delivery and predicting a 38 cent wholesale price within a month. Dr. R C Roueche chairs the inquiry.
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Cleveland Price Board
Cleveland
Fair Price Commission
R. C. Roueche
Nomination of Mrs Annette Abbott Adams Confirmed
Washington June 3 The Senate confirmed Mrs Annette Abbott Adams of San Francisco as Assistant Attorney General making her the first woman in the post She now serves as United States Attorney for the Northern California district and will oversee enforcement of tax and customs laws war risk pure food quarantine and Adamson acts with supervisory control over federal prisons
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Washington
Annette Abbott Adams
San Francisco
Senate
Belgian minister Renkin resigns over Spa conference rift
Brussels reports M. Renkin the Interior Minister resigns amid disagreements on the Spa conference between allied representatives and Germany. Paul Hymans and Premier Delacroix remain in the cabinet. Renkin had been minister of Colon ia and seen as the cabinet’s strong man.
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M. Renkin
Spa
Germany
Paul Hymans
Delacroix
Colonia
Marine bill sent back to conference over authority
Washington June 3 The merchant marine bill was returned to conference after Speaker Gillett ruled the conferees exceeded their authority. A small filibuster arose during report consideration and four roll calls were needed to confirm a House quorum amid numerous minor objections.
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Washington
House
Gillett
Colonel Traub Tells Dentiot How to Succeed
Colonel Peter E. Traub spoke at the Ohio College of Dental Surgery commencement in the Odeon, urging cheerful office smiles, patient empathy, and dependability. He recalled dentistry’s army role, noting progress since he graduated from West Point and watched a blacksmith-turned-dentist.
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Ft. Thomas
Ohio College of Dental Surgery
Odeon
West Point
H. T. Smith
Arthur C. Gewert
Chas. I. Keel
Joseph Allen Tucker
Lloyd Winship Walstrom
H. Leland Welch
Business Men's Club Announces Spring Outing Details
The Business Men's Club will hold its annual spring outing at Hamilton County Golf Club next Tuesday with luncheon and entertainment by James Brannin and Emil Schmidt. Officer of the day is W. T. Johnston, assisted by Frank H. Ballman, and a long General Outing Committee list is cited. No parade will precede this year’s event. members assemble at the clubhouse and march to the golf grounds.
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James Brannin
Business Men's Club
Emil Schmidt
Golf Club
W. T. Johnston
Frank H. Ballman
John H. Dickerson
George Golde
P. O. Geier
Edward G. Howard
Charles F. Hake, Jr
Prevost Case Beckons Jury After Four-Week Trial
Lloyd Prevost faces a jury in Mt. Clemens Michigan on murder charges in the death of J Stanley Brown. Closing arguments began this afternoon under a six hour limit after a four week trial and a brief adjournment for a juror's family death.
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MT. Clemens
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Lloyd Prevost
J. Stanley Brown
Attorney General rules church gifts not charity taxable
In Columbus on June 3 Attorney General Price ruled that a bequest to a church for general church purposes is not a charitable bequest and is taxable under inheritance tax law. The ruling was issued to the Prosecuting Attorney at Toledo.
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Columbus
Price Today
Toledo
Whisky with Rubber Taste Sparks Auto Trade Smuggling
Howarth Cotten of Montreal reported in New York that border whisky tastes of rubber. An investigation found smugglers use automobile tires to hide high proof aged whisky. Each tire carries about three gallons.
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New York
Howarth Cotten
Montreal
Admiral bans visits to Waukegan port amid racial riots
Chicago June 39 A naval order blocks enlisted men from Great Lakes station from visiting Waukegan Illinois until further notice. Rear Admiral Frederick B Bassett commandant cites race riots between marines sailors and black civilians in Waukegan two times this week as reason for the restriction.
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Chicago
Waukegan
Frederick B.basset
United States Naval
Great Lakes
Ill
House Adopts Army Appropriations Conference Report
Washington June 3 The House adopted the conference report on the army appropriation bill by 127 to 11. The measure authorizes 395,000,000 dollars for army funding and related programs.
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HOUSE
Washington
Women Capture Honors At Cincinnati School Meeting
At the final meeting of the Principals' Association of Cincinnati schools officers were elected. Frances Jenkins of the College for Teachers UC became President Charlotte Ulrich of the household arts department Vice President Edith A Hill Horace Mann School Principal became Recording Secretary RF Kuns Automobile Trades School Corresponding Secretary and W M Chidlaw Sayler Park was named Treasurer.
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Frances Jenkins
College For Teachers
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University of Cincinnati
Charlotte Ulrich
Household Arts Department
Edith A. Hill
Horace Mann School
R F. Kuns
Automobile Trades School
W. M. Chidlaw
Sayler Park
Mayer challenges housing commission report on fair rental returns
In Kansas City the National Association of Real Estate Boards debates fair returns on residence property investments. Mayer of Cincinnati asserts 12 percent gross yields can beat the commission's 15.6 percent required for a 6 percent net. Shallcross cites Pennsylvania and Philadelphia experiences with tenant complaints and public welfare oversight. Chittick notes New York’s clashes over rent regulation bills.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Charlies Mayer
Cincinnati
National Housing Commission
Mayer
Thomas Shallcross, Jr
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sproul
R. O. Chittick
Real Estate Board
New York City
Republicans Vote Down Armenias Mandate Motion
Washington June 3 Republicans defeated a substitute to a Senate resolution that would decline to grant President Wilson authority to accept a mandate over Armenia. The House Foreign Affairs Committee ordered the resolution out and set expectations for House action tomorrow.
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Colonel Meyer Named U S Vocational Officer
Colonel William H. Meyer of this city is named Assistant District Vocational Officer. He is a veteran of the Thirty seventh and Seventh seventh Divisions and joins after serving with the old First Regiment O N G. He begins his duties today and Washington authorizes four new branch offices in South Bend Evansville Madisonville and Winchester. The vocational district covers Ohio Indiana and Kentucky with headquarters in this city and branches in Columbus Cleveland Toledo Indianapolis and Louisville. The program aims to rehabilitate honorably discharged or disabled soldiers sailors and marines.
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Herbst
South Bend
Evansville
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Kentucky
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Indiana Railroad Sold to Bond Committee
Evansville Indiana June 3 The Evansville and Indianapolis Railroad was sold under foreclosure proceedings at Oakland City to a bondholders committee led by Garrett Townsend and Raymond Smith for 1 005 000 with the upset price set at 1 000 000. Immediate plans call for a contract with the Big Four Railroad to operate the line for three years with an option to purchase during that period at a price set in the contract.
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Ianapolis
Oakland City
Garrett T. Townsend
Raymond M. Smith
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Seventy Soldiers Killed by Indians in Argentina
Dispatches report seventy Argentine soldiers killed and many wounded in the Chaco region after an ambush by Pilaga Indians. The attack came as reprisal for alleged destruction of a camp and seizure of arms and ammunition.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Chaco
President Wilson Sees Brother At White House
President Wilson greeted his brother Joseph Wilson at the White House for about thirty minutes. Officials said the President appeared to be looking remarkably well and in good spirits during the visit.
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Brother
Washington
Joseph Wila
White House
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City Plan Commission Eyes Residential Zone in Walnut Hills
The City Planning Commission met as residents protested Blue Valley Creamery’s plant at St James avenue and Curtis street. If zones are adopted, factories in homes and homes in business areas would be barred. City Solicitor to draft ordinance. building permit for the plant to be rescinded. A garage dispute at Warsaw and Woodlawn avenues is postponed for district investigation.
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Veterans of Spanish War to Get Monthly Pensions
The House accepted Senate amendments to grant pensions from $12 to $30 monthly to disabled veterans of the Spanish and Philippine wars. All veterans age 60 or older would receive the same pension, and the measure proceeds to the President.
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House
Senate
Breweries End New Jersey Strike With Wage Rise
Newark New Jersey June 3 The strike of brewery workers in northern New Jersey ended today after a wage increase of four dollars a week and a pledge of another rise next week. Breweries will operate at full production tonight.
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Illiterates May Join Army Under Senate Amendment
The House passed a Senate amendment that would allow illiterates and non English speaking aliens who have declared intent to become citizens to enlist in the Army. The provision was reported as part of the existing law amendment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Plague Victims Found in Vera Cruz
Twelve bubonic plague cases have been found in Vera Cruz. A cordon of troops surrounds the city preventing entry or departure as the Associated Press reports via El Democrata.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Vera Cruz
el Democrata
Girl graduate wins high honors at Queen City College of Pharmacy
C. B. Davis of Madisonville received the medal of honor for highest general efficiency in his class at graduation exercises held at the Hotel Gibson. Twenty-one diplomas were awarded for the Degree of Pharmaceutical Graduate. Notable graduates include Miss Mary Davis Covington and others. speeches followed by Judge Gusweiler and faculty.
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Madisonville
Queen City College of Pharmacy
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Mary Davis
Covington
Charles Posner
Ralph A. Chindler
Adele Massman
Ashton Collier
Margaret Higley
Daniel Bb. Stuntebeck
Mary M
George
Merrit J. Burk
Melba L. Monfort
Elmer Biedenkapp
Vera Myers
James A. Harrigan
Inez C. Baker
Harry Benesshowit
Vadna Gardner
Newell Grooms
James
A. Dolan
Charles D. Anderson
Leonard Mounts
J. Edwin Jay
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy Holds 48th Commencement
The 48th annual exercises saw Doctor of Pharmacy degrees conferred on John Ari Lloyd Caswell A Mayo and Walter R Griess. Lloyd earned the Ebert prize multiple times and the Remington honor medal last March. Four women graduates Myrtle Hay Otella Hunter Bernice Koble and Mathida Palmers received Pharmaceutical Chemist degrees. Degrees conferred by President T S Koble with an address by Charles Ehlers.
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Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
John Ari Lloyd
Caswell A. Mayo
Walter R. Griess
Lloyd
Ebert
Remington
Myrtle M. Hay
Otella B. Hunter
Bernice Koble
Mathida P. Palmers
Congress Chooses West Coast Naval Base Sites
A Congressional Commission will visit Pacific coast sites in November to recommend locations for new navy yards and bases. Members include Senators Ball McCormick Keyes Walsh Pittman and Representatives Britten Kelley Hicks Padgett Riordan. The tour will cover Puget Sound Columbia River Oregon San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego before Congress opens in December.
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Kansas Industrial Relations Law agenda discussed in Columbus
Governor Henry J Allen of Kansas outlined in general terms the Kansas Industrial Relations Law during a Columbus Chamber meeting. He warned that a party failing to oppose industrial warfare and support public safeguards against strikes threatening essential industries would “go down to defeat.”
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Henry J Allen
Kansas
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