Trade center notes and notices from The Commercial Tribune
Local newspaper page listing multiple bureau offices and contact details for Cincinnati Covington Newport York Washington and Chicago. Includes publish date June 7 1919 and distribution prices. Standard notices warn manuscripts and pictures sent to the paper are at owner's risk and not guaranteed return.
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Cial Tribune
Commercial Tribune
Oendi Bnch News
Covington
Madison Avenue
Newport
York Street
York
West Seventy-second Street
Ox Bureau
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Crrcans
Washington
Munsey
Chicago
Steger
Americanization urged by McAdoo and Colver in twin addresses
McAdoo in Brooklyn urged education to cure anti American violence and teach citizenship. Colver in Cincinnati promoted a national program to hasten assimilation of immigrants and even proposed a temporary immigration ban to allow current residents to digest and become American citizens.
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Cole
Boy Scout Week Promotes Citizenship And Service
President Wilson designates June 8 to 14 as Boy Scout Week to extend the movement across America. Cincinnati recalls scouts aiding Liberty Loans War Savings, and relief drives while highlighting the program's civic value and patriotism.
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America
Boy Scouts
Wilson
Cincinnati
Boy Scout
Liberty Loan
War Department
Red Cross
K. of C
The Last cab horse era in New York stories
In a June sketch the aging era of cab horses fades as night shifters linger on streets around Herald and Times Square. John Murphy the famed Broadway cabby rescues a burglar, while Ridley preserves Old New York at Grand Street. Public life shifts northward as Hylan faces steady newspaper censure and taxi drivers adapt to changing times.
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New York
Herald
Times Square
Broadway
Forty-third Street
John Murphy
John
Old
Quaker School
Henry Street
Fourteenth Street
Canal Street
Columbus Circle
Plaza
Majestic
Claremont
Grand Street
Edward H. Ridley
Notes From Noahs Logbook by Bob Newhall
A witty column with risqué hints and satirical jabs about public tastes and family scenes. It riffs on paragra phers and gossip about cinema, architecture and social habits with humorous innuendo and wordplay.
The Sage of the Cigar Store Remarks
The speaker quips about dining manners noting a woman lifting her fork with a curled little finger at a restaurant and implying she uses a knife at home. The remark reflects observant social humor from a cigar store figure.
The Ex Saloon Keeper's Lament
A short verse laments changing drink habits as the lines blur between wine beer and railfuls. The speaker recalls past abundance and contrasts it with present scarcity and altered tastes.
Belt Demand Sparks Leather Store Frustration
A heated leather store scene centers on a ponderous customer asking for a sixty eight inch belt. The clerk, overheated and irked, quips that the man may actually need a trunk strap or a coil of baling wire.
Water snake hole described like an oyster pattee lid off
A ten-year-old girl compares a water snake hole seen at a Sunday school picnic to an oyster pattee with the lid off. The playful account highlights the era’s humorous childlike similes and a note praising a safety razor’s success and its gentle impact on coins and pencils.
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Gertrude
Fragmented Weird Humors From A Patchwork Page
A garbled OCR fragment mix contains lines about sandals and God, a tearful tale of Sahara Spilley, a postman mishap on stairs, a vague anecdote about a gaitress and a request to slice bread, plus a country question from Toutemall Toyew.
Private Ownership Returns Rallying Under Troublesome Metaphors
A string of quirky, disjointed lines touches on ownership shifts private versus public, cryptic phrases about fate and wealth, and a moment of family discord with a son Jefferson among shredded cigarettes. A humorous gallimaufry ends with a rhetorical question about color choice and dress.
Little Drops Make a Mighty Fighter Verse Parody
A quirky verse fragment depicts morphine and cocaine as tiny drops and grains that forge a strong fighter from a small man. The lines quote a character named Tommy Tainter remarking that bankers in Palm Beach attire look like street sweeps or untidy painters.
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Tommy Tainter
Odd Paradox: Sherlock Holmes Says Vimmin But Praises Wine Par
The speaker notes a curious contrast in a single man who claims fierce bravado with women yet extols wine. The juxtaposition hints at a character study of duplicity and social performance within a Victorian sensibility.
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Sherlock Holmes
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Sports and News
Cincinnati Red Stockings defeat the Alert Club 18 to 9 in Rochester New York. A resident commits suicide at his home on Clay Street. Marriages and civic notices dated June events and a May tax total are listed along with industrial wage cuts and transport notices.
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Cincinnati Red Stockings
Rochester
N. Y
John Hansbauer
Clay Street
Liberty
Milton Street
Waumbaugh
George Floyd
Annie Morten
William D. Rosseter
Henry Nye
Mary Webb
Ohio
Contracting Bricklayers’ Benevolent Association
Repairs urged for Traction Company crossings and tracks
A reader calls for urgent repairs to crossings and switches on the Traction Company lines. Holes in V shaped track spaces danger horses and pave damage. Faulty frog at Liberty and Western causes two bumps for large cars. Large piece missing on Montgomery pike track shakes cars and passengers. Small crew could fix these in days, saving long term costs. Observer Cincinnati June 6.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Traction Company
Liberty
Freeman Avenue
Walnut Hills
Liberty and
Western Avenue
Montgomery Pike
Observer
Cincinnati
Reply to Mere Man praises chivalry and women’s rights
Mrs A J Pruden of Price Hill argues in support of continuing male chivalry while acknowledging women’s new citizenship and opportunities. She says rights do not diminish femininity and urges men to honor women, noting her sister citizens’ shared sentiment. June 6.
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The
Commercial Tribune
A. J. Pruden
Chateau Avenue
Price Hill
Hearn Admired Sea Tales and Food Yet Hated Lies
The Japanese widow recalls Lafcadio Hearn as erratic yet brilliant who disliked liars and abuse of the weak and who distrusted New York City. She notes his love for the sea ghost stories Martinique and foods like beefsteak and plum pudding.
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Lafcadio Hearn
Prince Albert Coats
City of
New York
Martinique
Independent voter guides wary electorate in party politics
A letter argues that politics are dominated by an office seeking class and party bosses. It praises the independent voter as the true policy arbiter who determines elections and steadies justice, citing McKinley Cleveland Taft Roosevelt Wilson and warning against wire pulling.
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the Commercial Tribune
David Lawrence
Lawrence
Gourd
Ota
Joool
McKinley
Cleveland
Taftani Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Graduation at Dyer School With Echo Flag Presentation
Eighth grade exercises at Dyer School will graduate 189 pupils in three groups. Each group will sing songs written by teacher Mrs Elizabeth Seat. The program includes presentation of the echo flag to the next year’s class.
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Dyer School
Elizabeth Seat
Major Hendley Returns Home From Hospital Duty
Major Frank W. Hendley, long serving at the Mexican border and Camp Sheridan as Director of Field Hospitals, is back in Cincinnati at 2531 Gilbert Avenue. He led transfers of medical property to the Public Health Service before discharge on June 3 and plans to resume his medical practice.
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Frank Rivers
Thomas Morris
Larry Hazen
Jim White
Rivers
Thomas Tralliday
Fifth and
Central Avenue
Cuttery
Morris
Jonathan Davis
George Durand
Kentucky Central Railroad
Boyd Station
Hazen
Liberty
Ind
Carlisle
Stofer Moore
Godey Martin
Godey
Stofer
Vine Street
Johnny O'Whack
Frank W. Hendley
Gilbert Avenue
Hendley
Mexican Border
Camp Sheridan
Sheridan
Fuller
War Department
Camp Special Hospital
Seleven
Public Health Service
Cincinnati
Memorial Committee Requests Land Allotments for Veterans Parade
Members of the Hamilton County Memorial Association held a meeting last night and urged that the annual parade honoring Civil War soldiers and sailors proceed with expanded frontage. They thanked Grand Marshal T C McMillan and aides and approved contributing automobiles, press support, and committee chairmen to make the event memorable. A delegation from George Washington Garrison No 1 urged appealing to Congress to secure rights for Grand Army of the Republic and Spanish War veterans to participate in the forthcoming program for soldiers of the postwar era.
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Hamilton County Memorial Association
T.C. NcMillon
Lpon
George Washington Garrison No. 1
Army
Navy Union
Ore
Senate of Congress
Repubic
Reading to Dedicate Memorial Monument in Read ing Ohio
Read ing Ohio will dedicate a war memorial Sunday at 2 p.m. The event, first in Hamilton County, includes a parade by fraternal groups, businessmen, students and citizens. Julius Hesterberg will unveil the monument with remarks by Mayor Albert Elm linger and dignitaries from Cincinnati and the church. An evening program features drill by soldiers, a supper, dancing, singing and fireworks at Eastview Park and the club house.
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Citiens
Reading
Hamilton County
Julius Hesterberg
Albert Elmlinger
John Galvin
Cincinnati
John Hickey
W. W. Bellew
Eastview Park
Veterans fete at Cincinnati Zoo by Sands Club
World War I veterans from the West End will be feted at the Cincinnati Zoo today under the Sands Business Men's Club. A 1 PM parade from Sands School to the Zoo precedes events including a 2:20 PM field program, a 5 inning baseball game, music and an 7 PM concert followed by speeches from local officials and dignitaries.
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West End
Zoo
Sands Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati
Sands’ School
Poplar Street
Freeman Avenue
J. D. Spelman
Poplar, Linn, Clark, John
Findlay, Baymiller
Bank Streets
Colerain Avenue
W. D. Haines
Herbert Flessa
Charles B. Harding
Charles Ditmar
Lorenzo Lemper
Sands Business Men's Club
Frank W. Foltz
L J. Vogel
DD. H. ‘Abbott
Chris,Erhardt
Phil © Gindorf
Frank R. C Gusweiler
Kentucky
Judre Gusweiler
Charles F. Harding
C. E. Martin
F. L. Hoffman
Louis Grossman
W. H. Lueders
O. J. Cosgrove
T. J. Davis
Conway
Delegation of Shriners Heads to Indianapolis Pilgrimage
A large Shriners delegation, likely about 500, will travel to Indianapolis on Wednesday, June 10, to attend the Imperial Council of North America. Judge William Lue ders leads the local committee, with William J Howard as assistant. The group travels with the Shrine Band and Patrol and aims for the largest attendance trophy. Delegates include Past Imperial Potentate William B Melish and Potentate Frank J Zumstein. Al Dennison will host a luncheon for pass-through delegates in Cincinnati before a city tour and 9 PM departure.
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Shriners
Indianapolis
Imperial Council of North America
Mystic Shrine
William Lueders
William J. Howard
Shrine Band
Shrine Patrol
Imperial Council
Imperial
William B. Melish
Frank J. Zumstein
E. S. Keefer
Charles F. Hake, Jr
W. H. Armstrong
al Dennison
Cincinnati
Indiana City
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McAdoo
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Culver
All America
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Hood
United States
Salvation Army
Scout
William Howard Taft
Senator Borah
Borah
Lodge
Senate
Burleson
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O. C. McIntyre
Dolce Far Niente
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Hizzoner
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Burkhardt
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Parepa-Rosa
Pike’s Music Hall
Tom Allen
Mike McCool
National Theater
Tom Ryan
Daily Commercial
Chicago Times
Amanda J. Craig
Elisha C.sprague
Rufus King
George Hoadly
W.S. Scarborough
A. T. Goshorn
M. W. Myers
Cincinnati Law Library Association
Noah
Bob Newhall
Reginald Nicely
Dad
Clarissa
Roger
Toutemall Toyew
Son Jefferson
Kingdom of Heaven
Freddy
Ohio T
Eutah
Buena Vista Freestone
T. G. Gaylord
James W. Paul
Russia
I. B. Matson
San Francisco
Laurel
Whitewater
First Lutheran Sabbath School
Union Chapel
C. T.'’ Dumont
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Frank Hendley
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