Cincinnati Tribune June 6 1926 front page notice
The page lists publication details for The Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati and New York distribution points. It notes publisher Harry W. Brown and identifies Associated Press rights. The date is Sunday June 6 1926 with pricing information for daily and Sunday editions.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
A Tribune
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Associated Press
Agence
Aarp
Senate Debates Fast Losing Caste
The Senate pauses debate amid personal wrangling and buffoonery shrugs off. Arkansas and Alabama leaders Robinson and Underwood divide, reflecting broader political wrangling. The piece laments waning statesmanship, urging constructive, sensible national dialogue and less needless talk.
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Senate
United States
Arkansas
Alabama
Robinson
Underwood
Reed
Robinson and Harrison
Pay of Teachers Given Scientific Survey
The committee on pay of public school teachers presents a thorough yearlong study. It stresses a single merit scale, notes Cincinnati teachers’ high quality despite pay gaps, and argues years in lower grades shape habit formation. Parents and boards should study its recommendations.
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Board of Education
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Resting in the Country Awakens a City Man
A tired city man seeks a rest cure in a remote country house. He endures dawn choruses from roosters, donkeys, owls, and farm noises as he longs for peace to recover and return to urban life. He leaves after a night of disrupted sleep and a farmer notes the contrast between city and country sleep.
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Amundsen
Mr. Moore
Value of Child Rearing Estimized in Dollars
The piece reviews how insurers and social studies price child rearing from birth to eighteenth birthday. It cites the Metropolitan Life calculations via the Children's Bureau and breaks down costs for birth, food, rent, fuel and light, furniture, home setup, clothing with different totals for boys and girls. It notes actual costs vary, with some families spending more or less, but presents a standard scale for prospective parents and social workers.
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Insurance Company
Times
Actuaries of Insurance
Children’s Bureau
Social Service
Second Generation Thaws Drives Push With Mixed Publicity
The second generation of Harry Thaws faces a first page publicity push that risks being viewed unfavorably. Public attention centers on the family, with scrutiny of the role and public perception shaping expectations and outcomes.
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Harry Thaws
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Noted Local Happenings
Grand jury sworn by Judge Force includes jurors fluent in German and English. Central Christian Ladies' Aid invites all to a fundraising tea. Prof Weatherby lectures on Tulatoma before Cincinnati Society of Natural History with Miss Bernstein and others performing. John J. DeHan, Commercial College owner, held on theft charges after a hidden knife was found. police to determine sanity. Bill Hudson recovers his stolen mocking bird from a Bucktown resident. Sacred concert at St John’s Church on Seventh and Plum Streets drew crowds.
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Force
Molony
Moses
A. G. Weatherby
Cincinnati Society of Natural History
College
Walnut Street
John J. DeHan
Ninth Street
Bill Hudson
Central Avenue
Bucktown
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati police court notes
In a Cincinnati Police Court recap from The Commercial Tribune, Happy Jack Hendricks the blind musician faced two repentant boys who stole his banjo and support. case continued. Edward Loftus received a year in prison for political charges, with an appeal considered to shorten time. A Hamilton County Smoke Abatement League meeting led to warrants for offenders to test the ordinance. Dow tax reforms reportedly shuttered 348 county saloons, while a severe storm damaged properties including suburbs like Mr. Artburn. The Viv Fagin case awaits magistrate Smedes verdict after testimony. Weather forecast: cloudy to rain, 63-85 degrees.
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Happy Jack Hendricks
Coolidge Guests Attend Maryland Wedding
President and Mrs. Coolidge attended the wedding of William V. Hodges treasurer of the Republican National Committee and Mrs. Charles Thomas Lowndes at Glenelg Methodist Howard County Maryland. Also present were Senator Butler and other lawmakers along with Mrs Alvin T Hert and Secretary and Mrs Sanders. The couple's reception followed the ceremony. Hodges succeeds the late Fred Upham as treasurer and is president of Denver. His bride was Catherine Beasley of Princeton New Jersey.
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Washington
Maryland
Coolidge
William V. Hodges
Republican National Committee
Charles Thomas Lowndes
Glenelg Methor
Howard County
Senator Butler
Massachusetts
House
Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
National Committee
Sanders
Hodges
Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Denver
Catherine Beasley
Princeton
N. J
Robber Steals About $6,000 From Ward Baking Plant
A robber entered the Ward Baking Company plant in Cleveland Ohio and escaped with about $6,000. Four employees were held up and heard car exhaust and gear clashing as the suspect fled, with an accomplice waiting outside.
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Cleveland
Ward Baking Company
Body found in Green Lake. Miss Josephine Connolly dead
The body of 83 year old Miss Josephine Connolly, missing since Thursday evening, was recovered late today from Green Lake in Shaker Heights. Police and Coroner Hammon ruled death a self inflicted act.
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Lak
Cleveland
Josephine Connolly
Green Lake
Shaker Heights
Hammon
Taft II and Ach to Run on Citizens Republican Ticket
Charles P Taft II and Samuel Ach were chosen by the Citizens Republican Committee as candidates for County Prosecutor and County Treasurer. The Nominations Committee, appointed by Victor Heintz, will meet again to name candidates for other offices.
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Charles P. Taft II
Samuel Ach
Citizens’ Republican
Citizens’ Republican Committee
Rudolph Hynicka
Victor Heintz
Heintz
Taft
Mr. Ach
Board of Education
Ach
Act
William Howard Taft
United States
Cincinnatus Association
Republican Party
Hamilton County
S. B. Stanbery
Ralph Holterhoff
Brehm Pledges Profits From Prisoners In Sheriff Bid
Andrew J. Brehm of 8431 Drury avenue filed as a Republican candidate for Sheriff seeking the primary nomination. He pledges to operate the county jail on an economical basis and relinquish all profits from prisoner upkeep to the county. The text notes his city building ties and public service stance.
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Brehm
Andrew J. Brehm
Drury Avenue
Board of Elections
Kay
Republican Party
Hamilton County
Challenge to Hynicka Demands Public Debate on Party Leadership
Ex-Congressman Victor Heintz issues a public duel for Hamilton County Republicans asking Rudolph K. Hynicka to debate the future of the party. The Citizens' Republican Committee argues for reforms and accountability to voters and taxpayers. The exact place date and additional terms were to be arranged by a committee.
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Victor Heintz
Citizen’s Republican Committee
Heintz
Hamilton County
Hynicka
Citizens’ Republican Committee
Publican Party
Republican Party
R. K
Central Republican Committee
Strand Theater
Citizens Republican Committee
Cooper to File Declaration Papers in Columbus Tuesday
Myers Y. Cooper announces he will file declaration papers in Columbus Tuesday as the Republican nomination candidate for governor. He spoke after a weeklong tour of Northern Ohio cities including Cleveland Akron Ashland and Newark meeting businessmen labor leaders and local and state political figures.
Heintz Opposes Sheriff Fees Above Law
Victor Heintz leads the independent Republicans of Hamilton County in opposing any sheriff fees beyond the lawful salary. Heintz cites the Citizens' Republican Committee stance against the current fee system and urges legislators to end the practice. He says the sheriff should receive only the flat salary prescribed by law.
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Heintz
Victor Heintz
Republicans
Hamilton County
Citizens’ Republican Committee
Mr. Heintz
Kenyon Alumni Hear Call for International Outlook
Dr. William F. Pierce of Kenyon College urged graduates to adopt an international life view. He noted Kenyon will send juniors to study in France next term as part of broadening horizons. Alumni Association elected Dr. Rufus Southworth president with Robert A. Cling as vice president and Reuben S. Japp as secretary. James G. Stewart and Rev. Albert N. Slayton also spoke.
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William F. Pierce
Kenyon College
University Club
James N. Gamble
Kenyon
Dr. Pierce
France
Rufus Southworth
Robert A. Cling
Reuben S Japp
James G. Stewart
Albert N. Slayton
International Brotherhood of Magicians Meet At Kenton
The great and near great of legerdemain gather in Kenton for the annual International Brotherhood of Magicians meeting. About 200 magicians including Blackstone Thurston Dante Powell Richards El Barto and Cal LeRoy will convene at Durbin's Egyptian Hall built in 1895 by W W Durbin. They plan talks on protecting secrets from public prying eyes and closing fake mediums.
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Kenton
Ohio
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Union
Canada
Blackstone
Thurston
Dante
Frederick Eugéne Powell
Richards
el Barto
Cal LeRoy
Durbin
Egyptian Hall
W. W. Durbin
Nellar
Bancroft
Mellon Announces $19 Million Federal Building Plan for 57 Cities
Secretary Mellon unveils a $19,000,000 federal building program for 57 cities, the first step under the new public buildings law. Funds cover site purchases for Chicago, Pittsburgh, Des Moines, Montclair and others, with work to begin after July 1 and completion targeted within three years.
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Mellon
Washington
Congress
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Montclair
N. J
Lesh
A. E. Whetmore
The
Treasury
Post Office Department
San Pedro
Cal
Etropolis
Newark
Neeneneone
Wilmington
Dés Moines
Ni J
Recognizes Stolen Suit Leads to Arrest
Clyde Rocky reports a suit stolen a week ago during a home break in valued at 200. While walking on Seventh Street near John Street he saw the suit on a man. Detectives Fricks and McShane arrested Connor Bellarney at Mills Hotel. He admitted the theft and Rocky charges him with grand larceny.
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Clyde Rocky
Linn’s Street
Rocky
Seventhreet
John Street
Ocky
Charles Fricks
James McShane
Connor Bellarney
Mills Hotel
West Fifth Street
Expect More True Bills in Kirby Jury Case
Cleveland, June 5. Three Gengee persons may be indicted next week by the Federal Grand Jury for alleged jury rising linked to the two government trials last winter of Josiah Kirby for misuse of the mails. Subpoena issued for Harry D. Smart, one Kirby juror approached. Smart to appear June 9. Trial of Kirby and nine others for alleged jury fixing slated to begin June 14 in Federal Court.
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Cleveland, CO
Federal Grand Jury
Josiah Kirby
United States
A. E Bernsteen
Harry D. Smart
Kirby
Smart
Baccalaureate Sermon at Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Dr. T. H. Johnson of John son Bible College Knoxville will preach the baccalaureate sermon at the Cincinnati Bible Seminary Richmond Street Church tonight. Commencement week events run through June 10 at the seminary with open sessions, a festival, class day exercises, ordination sermon and a faculty reception scheduled across June 8 to June 10.
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T. H. Johnson
Johnson Bible College
Knoxville
Tenn
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Richmond Street Christian Church
Negro Working People's Conference Praises City Manager
J. M. Tadlock, president, presented Col. Sherrill with a resolution of appreciation for improvements in the West End. Tadlock and members of the organization voiced full accord with the new administration as the city manager pledged continued efforts in the black belt.
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Sherrill
Col. Sherrill
Negro Working People's Conference
J. M. Tadlock
West End
Tadlock
Nere
Black Belt
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Miss Bernstein
Tyrell
Dexter
Misses Howe
Wood
St. John’s Church
Seventh and
Plum Streets
Edward Loftus
Littleford
Ballard
Loftus
Dempsey
Landesco
Squire Gass
City
C. A. L. Reed
L. A. Ault
Frank Lee
J. G. Sealey
Artburn
Fagin
Marshal Smedes
Mrs. Lowndes
Maryland Estate
Rollin Kirby
By Press Publishing Co
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Nncinnati
Bible Seminary
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