Commercial Tribune June 7 1923 front page
The Commercial Tribune published June 7 1923 details the paper's masthead, pricing, and sales locations in New York and Cincinnati. It notes the Associated Press affiliation and publication date as part of the standard newspaper notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Pioneer Street
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. B
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schults
Ghatwine
Donahey Backs Realty Plea Over Taft Tax Bill
Ohio Governor Donahey urges realty boards to pursue a referendum on the Taft tax law after veto failure. The piece notes his prior opposition to property classification, while urging councils to maintain the tax relief tool for cities amid fiscal strains.
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Donahey
Ohio
Advertising That Pays Dividends and Persistent Publicity
An expert testimony at the Public Utilities Advertising Association convention emphasizes sustained newspaper publicity as key to success. Speaker P H Gadsden argues that consistent, open dealings with the public build trust like steady character, not sporadic effort. The article advocates direct interaction with publishing agencies over press-agenting policies.
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Public Utilities Advertising Association
P. H. Gadsden
No Quarter to Gunmen in Cincinnati
The piece defends police in Cincinnati rounding up gunmen and praises detectives Hayes and Bullerdick for acting against a known criminal. It argues gunmen threaten society and asserts officers may use force in defense of law when necessary.
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Cincinnati
Hueftlein
Cleveland
Current News
Hayes and
Bullerdick
Trained for Missionary Service at Cincinnati School
The Cincinnati Missionary Training School graduates a class of twenty four young women dedicated to good works and missions. The piece praises female leadership in religious and social service, notes some will work domestically and abroad, and expresses community appreciation.
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Cincinnati Missionary Training School
Boards of Missions and Missionary Training Schools
Eat Sisterhood
Service
Cincinnati
Undertaker’s Bottle Confusion Risks Boisterous Booze Mix
A local undertaker stores bootleg liquor and embalming fluid in similar bottles on the same shelf raising danger that someone may accidentally drink the alcohol thinking it is safe.
Conservatory Graduation Signals Regional Music Campaign
The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music through its graduating program is mobilizing a broad musical initiative across Cincinnati and nearby areas, aiming to showcase a wide range of musical expression.
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Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Territory
Schoolmaster's Largesse Sparks Royal Marriage Rumor
A poem notes a humble schoolteacher who marries a Saxon princess and climbs from poverty to wealth. It applauds his nerve and mocks the struggles of the poor, contrasting social mobility with the toil of teaching. Other snippets warn of labor shortages and political dangers, urging caution in policy.
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Paris
Scenes From a Rialto Interlude and Seafaring Echoes
A New York Life column sketches a Rialto theater interlude with cigarette smoke and gossip among strangers then shifts to Harlem? hotel cafeterias serving guests and staff alike. It recalls Sailors’ Snug Harbor on Staten Island with old mariners, a marine mystery theater, and a journalist declined in salary to head a private detective agency.
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Staten Island
Joseph Conrad
Cincinnati News of Fifty Years Ago June
Police commissioners ballot for captains and lieutenants with twenty of about eight examined. Dr Buckner returns from Europe after eight months. Public Library reading room users protest school board offices. Cincinnati Southern Railroad trustees urge patience on route choice. Weather fair to clear 72 to 86 degrees.
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H. Kessler
E. N. Horsford
Cambridge
Mass
Henry Nye
Harry Farney
T. A. Morris
M. EB. Ingalls
Indianapolis
Ciné
Cincinnati Commercial Cinnati & Lafayette Railroad
United States
James H. Buckner
Europe
Ersons
Board of Education
Superintendent of
Miles Greenwood
The
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati From The Commercial Tribune
Eight nurses graduated from Christ Hospital Nurses' Training School at commencement. Recipients: Mary McEwen Florence Deavey Exsrnet Tellman Charlotte Kearnes Ira Fisher Zale Buxton Alice Rodgers Zeua Taylor. Also notes on Cheviot's water proposal, Belt Line critique, Joseph M. Rice heading Fall Festival, Patrolman Seifert calming Walnut Street crowd, Bowdle ethics column, Foraker and Ayers trip to urge Roosevelt for university dedication. Weather: clear to cloudy 63–74.
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Nurses' Training School of Christ Hospital
Mary McEwen
Florence Deavey
Exsrrnet Tellman
Charlotte Kearnes
Ira Fisher
Zale Buxton
Alice Rodgers
Zeua Taylor
Cheviot
Cincinnati and Harrison
William Vosberg
Board of Public Service
The
Traction Company
Joseph M. Rice
Cincinnati
Frank Seifert
Walnut Street
Fourth
Sixth Streets
Weidemann Brewing Company
Commercial Tribune
Stanley E. Bowdle
J. B. Foraker
Ayers
University
Washington
Roosevelt
Water Works strike sparks concern over plant operations
Officials led by J A Hiller and J S Anderson said the Water Works plant faced no immediate shutdown danger despite 35 on strike. They expected a quick agreement with Main Pumping Station workers while California visits aimed to prevent further walkouts. Prisoners were used only as coal passers and pay demands of 75 cents were rejected.
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J. A. Hiller
Hornberger
Anderson
Mer
Hiller
Eastern Avenue
California
William Hawkins
Intake
Intake Pier
Council Finance Committee
Western Hills
Merchants Clash on Pearl and Sycamore Streets
Following a morning fight between two commission merchants at Pearl and Sycamore streets, Frank Spadaro Sr. 61 of West Fifth street was hospitalized at General Hospital with cuts to head and face. The assailant fled the scene.
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Pearl and
Sycamore Streets
Frank Spadaro, Sr
West Fifth Street
General Hospital
General Knowledge Quiz Answers From Yesterday and Tomorrow
Tomorrow's paper will print the answers to ten questions on topics from geography to history. Yesterday’s list provided correct responses for ten items including Adelaide as capital of South Australia and Herodotus as Father of History.
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Forbidden Land
United States Marine Corps
Light Brigade
Union
Athens
Atlantic
America
Europe
Adelaide
South Australia
Silr
Crete
Herodotus
Florida
Tyre
Phoenicia
Arthur Sullivan
Upper
India
By Press Publishing Co
Etymology of Booby: from waterfowl to slang term
A reader explains the origins of the word boob, tracing its lineage to the waterfowl booby and similar terms in Spanish French and Chinese. The note links the term to a dunce image while noting the etymology offers little consolation to the insulted.
Smilin Through to Open Week at Cox Theater
Stuart Walker Company revives Allan Langdon Martin romantic comedy Smilin Through starting Monday night at Cox Theater. Cast includes Tor Powers Spring Byington Eugene Powers L Estrange Millman Corbet Morris Elisabeth Ross Lucile Nikolas Genevieve Addieman Anne Gellenbeck N LeVon Gable and others. Family attraction Brass Commandments screens at Family for four days next week with William Fox’s adaptation of Charles A Seltzer story filled with adventure and romance.
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Allan Langdon Martin
William Farnum
Wanda Hawley
Tom Santschi
Claire Adams
William Fox
Charles A. Seltzer
Walnut Schedule Presents Bell Boy 13 and An Old Sweetheart
The Walnut's week begins with a double bill featuring Douglas MacLean and Margaret Loomis in Thomas H. Ince's Bell Boy 13, and Elliott Dexter with Helen Jerome Eddy in a screen version of James Whitcomb Riley's An Old Sweetheart of Mine. In Bell Boy 13 a young man loves an actress and pursues work by persuasion only, is fired from his job, then lands as a bell boy at a large hotel and quickly creates complications.
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Douglas MacLean
Margaret Loomis
Thomas H. Ince
Elliott Dexter
Helen Jerome Eddy
James Whitcomb Riley
MacLean
Bell Boy
Dancing Stars to Head Palace Bills Segued with Stars
Marie Kavanaugh and Paul Everett headline the Palace program starting Monday afternoon in terpsi chorean pictures. They are joined by Marion and Winnie Caprice, Jack Neal with song routines, ventriloquist Valentine Fox, Danny Murphy Don Clark Neat Purveyors of Hoke Alan Coogan Mary Casey, Potter and Gamble, Lawton Uggling Galetti and Robin in novelty acts. Clara Kimball Young stars in Woman of Bronze as the screen feature.
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Palace
Marie Kavanaugh
Paul Everett
Terpsi* Chorean Pictures
Dancing Stars
the Palace
Marion
Winnie Caprice
Jack Neal
Valentine Fox
Danny Murphy
Don Clark
Alan Coogan
Mary Casey
Potter and Gamble
Lawton
Uggling
Galetti
Robin
Clara Kimball Young
Grand Driven photo play at the Grand Opera House Sunday
Grand Driven is the photo play production at the Grand Opera House Sunday featuring Charles Emmett Macklinor Fair Emily Fitzroy and Burr McIntosh with George Bancroft Ernest Chandler Fred Koser and Leslie Stowe. The story follows a girl who milks for a family of moonliners. Manager Richard C Fox will appear along with Baby eggy in a picture comedy Carmen Jr and Chicago barytone George Givet in song groups. International News and Fun From the Press selected by the Literary Digest.
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Grand Opera House
Charles Emmett Macklinor Fair
Emily Fitzroy
Burr McIntosh
George Bancroft
Ernest Chandler
Fred Koser
Leslie Stowe
Richard C. Fox
Eer
Baby Eggy
Carmen, Jr
George
Chicago Barytone
Fhe
CAPITOL Presents Only 38 A De Mille Screen Version
The Capitol feature for the week starting Sunday is Only 38. May McAvoy Lois Wilson Elliott Dexter and George Fawcett star as Nelly Stanley a minister's widow struggling with dignity. The film showcases De Mille lavish production values throughout.
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Capitol
May McAvoy
Lois Ilson
Elliott Dexter
George Fawcett
Nelly Stanley
Poor Men's Wives at Strand starring La Marr and Francisco
Barbara La Marr Betty Francisco Pitts David Butler and Richard Tucker lead in Poor Men's Wives at the Strand starting Sunday. The film follows two girls one marrying a rich man the other a poor worker. Tension and envy drive the drama as the poor girl seeks simple pleasures.
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Strand
Barbara La _ Marr
Betty Francisco
Pitts
David Butler
Richard Tucker
The 4 Soul of the Beast at Lyric Starred by Edge Bellamy
Edge Bellamy Cullen Landis and Oscar the elephant headline the Lyric for the week. Ruth Larrimore a circus Cinderella chases love for her intelligent elephant, roaming amid the show.
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Edge Bellamy
Cullen Landis
You Can’t Fool Your Wife Leads B F Keith’s New Bill
Leading feature at B F Keith’s starts Sunday morning with Leatrice Joy Nita Naldi Lewis Stone and Pauline Garoh in a colorful story of New York society and Wall Street manipulations. Pathe News and a novelty comedy Aol Along accompany the bill.
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B. F. Keith
Leatrice Joy
Nita Naldi
Lewis Stone
Pauline Garoh
B. F. Keith's
New York
Wall Street
Pathe News
Aol
Aesop
ZOO The Zoo Music Show closes first week with many acts
ZOO The Zoo Music Show led by Al Sweet with eighteen man band the California Girl Orchestra eight coast society girls led by Alfie Tranger and the Russian Balalaika Orchestra with Berta Frid soprano and Lily Libell dancer ends its first week Saturday night and continues two weeks more Ice Show and open air dance floor attract large crowds.
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ZOO
al Sweet
California Girl Orchestra
Coast
Alfie Tranger
Berta Frid
Lily “Ibell
One Legged Dancer Peg Jones Headlines Open Air Theater
Peg Jones the champion one legged dancer of America headlines the Open Air Theater this week with a capacity crowd. The act runs for the remainder of the week as Dew and Stone, featured last week, continue at the island with new songs and instrumental numbers.
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Coney Island
Peg Jones
America
Dew
Stone
Chester Park to Host Derby Night Fire Display
Chester Park will feature a large fire works display Saturday night to mark Latents Derby Night. The park also debuts a new vaudeville bill starting Sunday with Mechano the automaton impersonator and acts including Demure Null and Void in a comedy act A Child Shall Lead Them, plus Herbert and Gershon, Bernard and Erma singing, Sam Lee Chinese novelty, and Howard and Louise in Just a Novelty.
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Chester Park
Derby
Demure
Null and Void
Herbert and
Gershon
Bernard and
Erma
Sam Lee
Howard and
Louise
Three Women on Jury to Try Baldwin on Murder Charge
Five women including Mrs. Caroline Morrow of Price Hill form the jury for Charles Baldwin charged with first degree murder in the Hamerick case at Fay and Egan plant. The panel was completed after three days of juror examinations, with 102 prospects considered.
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Caroline Morrow
Chateau Avenue
Price Hill
Thomas Morrow
United States
Charles Baldwin
Bellevue
Edward T. Dixon
Baldwin
Louis Hamerick
Fay & Egan Company
Morrow
H. G. Lohaus
McMakins Avenue
Winton Place
Virginia McFarlin
Herschell Avenue
George W. Miller
Central Avenue
Wyoming
C. L. Beard
Greendale Avenue
William B. Cavagna
Bell Avenue
Norwood
Claude A. McClain
Mill Avenue
Douglas Allen
Vine Street
William Heizer
Arlington Heights
Walter Booth
E Street
Reading
C. Qskamp Datller
LaCross Avenue
Madisonville
Earl J. Gill
Delaware Avenue
Spanish War Veterans Encamp at Cedar Point Monday
Major Albert D. Alcorn Ohio State Commander and staff will attend the annual Ohio Spanish War Veterans encampment at Cedar Point. Memorial services are set for Sunday evening and the camp will open Monday morning with addresses by Fess ad, Sen Willis, and Amiens among attendees.
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Albert D. Alcorn
Ohio United Spain War Veterans
Ohio
Cedar Point
Fess
Willis
Tesen St. Amiens
Fire drives ten families to street on Colerain Avenue
A attic origin fire at 2115 Colerain Avenue spread to four nearby homes and damaged the Andrew Messmer Church Furniture factory at 2127 Colerain Avenue. The blaze, discovered by Frank Niemeyer, attracted hundreds. damage estimated at 15000 dollars. Marshall Dillinger called for extra fire units. John Schmidt was lightly injured by glass but resumed duties.
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Colerain Avenue
Andrew Messmer Church Furnitum
Dillinger
Central Station
Frank Niemeyer
Findlay Street
Theodore Brown
Charles Gary
Fred Kinderman
Jess Carney
Howard Hilton
George Seloman
William Schottman
Charles Lewis
P. I Holley
William Zoz
Salvage Corps
John Schmidt
Hook and Ladder Company No. 2
Messmer Church Furniture Company
Embargoes On Coal By Two Railroads
The Louisville and Nashville and Chesapeake and Ohio Railways halted coal shipments from Southern regions due to car shortages at Great Lakes docks. Over 20,000 coal cars waited to unload, with 6,000 to 7,000 in Toledo and most cars having passed through Cincinnati. Embargo to be lifted when cars become available.
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Great Lake
Louisville & Nashville and
Chesapeake & Ohio Railways
Brent Arnold
L. & N. Lines
Great Lakes
Cincinnati
Toledo
Baltimore & Ohio
Stocking Valley
Cincinnati Fall Festival forms $346000 in notes
Subscriptions totaling 346 000 in guarantee notes for the Fall Festival were received. Co H M Atkins, Finance Committee chair, announced at a directors and Advisory Committee meeting of the Cincinnati Fall Festival Association at the Chamber of Commerce that the aim is 500 000 by July 1. President Warner Sayers said the Cincinnati Automobile Club will provide one hundred cars for the flower parade.
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H. M. Atkins
Cincinnati Fall Festival Association
Athe Chamber of Commerce
Atkins
Warner Sayers
Cincinnati Automobile Club
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Germany
O. O. McIntyre
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