Commercial Tribune June 4 1924 front masthead
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio in 1924. The issue lists address for sale of the paper in New York City at Schultz's News Stand and other locations. It notes publisher Harry W Brown and Associated Press membership.
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THE
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Rand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Associated Press
Public Pressure for Open Gas Rate Revision Hearings
The city faces a required upward revision of the gas rate under the next contract. The public demands open negotiations, full data, and prompt, transparent hearings to determine the new price and contract terms. Officials are urged to schedule public hearings and reveal pricing plans without delay.
Current Features of City Finance and Mayor’s Request
The city faces ongoing financial stress with Mayor Carrel seeking roughly half a million dollars more than last year for the latter half of the fiscal year. Audits show higher potential revenues from fines and automobile licenses, yet funds are reserved for designated street repair work. Improvements in financial standing are noted though relief remains distant. Expenditures are being aligned to express purpose.
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Carrel
Cincinnati Plans for Citywide Street Overhaul Discussed
The Technical Advisory Corporation and the Director of Public Service consider a broad future program to revamp cross town and secondary thoroughfares. The plan aims to ease congestion and improve traffic movement, though funding and timing remain uncertain.
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Technical Advisory Corporation
Director of Public Service
Cincinnati
Joys of Fishing and Flying Afloat and Aerial Joys
The poem dwells on the thrills of fishing bear encounters sailing and high speed diving. It contrasts manly exploits with carefree pleasures and ends by noting resistance to Dawes plan reflections on postwar guilt.
For Your Welfare And Your Success
Dr. Charles A L Reed former president of the American Medical Association presents guidance on health improvement and personal advancement.
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Charles A. L. Reed
The
American Medical Association
Gas on the stomach causes smothering and discomfort
In letters to Dr Reed readers describe gas after eating and chest or shoulder pain. The doctor explains gas stems from weakened stomach walls or outlet blockages and urges medical diagnosis before treatment. He offers home relief such as hot water with peppermint and fruit juice, noting bicarbonate may help after exam.
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DR. Reed
R. P
Brooklyn
King Feature Synd., Inc
Ford cites Maud Muller as life’s essence
Henry Ford remarks that Maud Muller contains all life’s truths but contains no car chatter. He warns that an unknown may soon rise to vice presidency and vanish back into obscurity.
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Henry Ford
Maud Muller
Broadway lights and heartbreak on New York’s night street
McINTYRE surveys Broadway’s glow with 1,095,841 incandescent lamps requiring 2,000 workers and millions yearly. He describes dazzling signs, noisy traffic, and urban despair, noting Avenue A as the darkest stretch and a faded beauty amid modern glare.
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New York
Broadway
Edison Company
Aurora Realis
Nus
Normandie Hotel
Herald Square
Fifth Avenue
Reader objects to Ho Kom Tong polygamy claim in World
A Cantonese writer criticizes The New York World for claiming Ho Kom Tong has 29 wives in China. He argues the note misrepresents Chinese culture, questions the source, and defends monogamy while urging accurate reporting and avoiding stereotypes.
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New York World
the World
Ho Kom Tong
China
New York
Canton
Lincoln
Io Kom Tong
London
Fixing the Blame for a People's Plight in Ezekiel Lesson
The article reflects on Ezekiel's critique of faithless shepherds and urges religious leaders to lead by example. It argues social ills stem from spiritual neglect, demanding obedience to God, active leadership, and the application of divine principles to public life.
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Ezekiel
Judah
Israel
Teachers’ Association
Babylon
Jesus
Satan
Philadelphia
God
Earth
Heaven
Dawes
Europe
Deborah
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Eden Park Opens Season
The article recalls Eden Park's season opener with a band concert and a wild animal exhibition organized by Captain Homer. It notes the deer park near the shelter house and a controversial drive by exposition managers with six horses from John J. Henderson. It mentions a council meeting about burning wine, plans for Government Square donations, and local civic debates over Burnet Woods land for the zoo project. Police travel to the Nipigon River as part of routine, with editor letters criticizing Burnet Woods plans.
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Eden Park
Homer
John Robinson
Circus
Deer Park
Shelter House
John J. Henderson
United States Express Company
A. Tenner
Cincinnati Zoological Gardens Company
Burnet Woods
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Excerpts
Twenty years ago in Cincinnati a Filipino commission arrived for the St Louis Exposition greeted by Mayor Fleischmann and others. William H Taft welcomed them at a Taft home reception. A Health Officer urged pure water and free ice water to downtown corners. The Board of Review was reorganized with Frank Armstrong reappointed. Daughters of the American Revolution elected officers. Barbers arrested for Sunday opening faced grand jury and supreme court. Hack Drivers Union settled a one day strike with employers. Weather: Cloudy with temperatures 71 to 81.
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Washington
Incinnati
St. Louis Exposition
Fleischmann
William B Mellish
Charles P. Taft
William H. Taft
Islands
Davis
Salvation Army
Squire Dumont
Grand Jury
Supreme Court of the State
Linotype named for its line output
The passage discusses how Mergenthaler named his type setting machine linotype because it prints lines of type. It notes the linotype turns out a line of type at a time, a descriptive solution accepted by printers.
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Mergenthaler
Commercial Tribune
Linotype
Chine
Council Plans Sewer Survey In City
The Sewer Committee with City Engineer Frank Krug and others will inspect thirty one city localities next Wednesday to identify urgent sewer needs. The panel aims to decide priorities and pursue funding, including a $25 000 sewer project near Davis Lane East End.
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Davis Lane
City Council
Frank Krug
Cliff Martin
Theodore Armstrong
W. C. Folsom
Board of Health
Folsom
Commercial Tribune
Martin
Andrew Murphy
State Board of Health
State Board
East End
Edwin Kellogg
Yesterday's Questions and Biographical Notes
Answers reveal historical trivia and figures: Thomas a Becket archbishop of Canterbury. Samuel Champlain founder of Quebec called Father of New France. Henry James nineteenth century writer on philosophy and theology. Ernest L. Thayer author of Casey at the Bat. Patrick F. Cahill known Casey. Casey at the Bat first appeared June 3, 1888. Julius Caesar invaded England.
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Spain
Gulf of Mexico
Jane Austen
Union
Dixie
Azores
Awaji Island
Esthenia
Thomas A Becket
Canterbury
Samuel Champlain
Quebec
Champlain
New France
Henry James
Ernest L. Thayer
Casey
Patrick Parnell
Cahill
Varsity Society Banquets Celebrate Cincinnati Alumni
The Cincinnatus Society at the University of Cincinnati held its annual initiation and banquet on the Woman's Building roof garden. Dean Frank W. Chandler and President F. C. Hicks were guests of honor. Miss Mary Corre gave the welcome, and Ben Bryant spoke for the new members.
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Cincinnatus Society
University of Cincinnati
Frank._W. Chandler
Liberal Arts College
F. C. Hicks
Mary Corre
Ben Bryant
Fifteen Patrolmen Examinations Passed by Cincinnati Names
The City Civil Service Commission announced 15 sub patrolmen and seven sub patrolmen who passed examinations for the Cincinnati Police Department. The list of regular patrolman passers includes Buc holtz Schath Freking Eckhardt Hawk Bonitsch Saunders Herze Strieder Wolf Hall Marino Rahe Plum Goodall Jr. The sub patrolman group lists Stevens Patterson Cameron Walston Orr Pohl Horstman.
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Cincinnati Police Department
City Civil Service Commission
Frank J. Bucholtz
Millard €. Schath
James B. Freking
Charles A. Eckhardt
Charlies L. Hawk
Edward Bonitsch
Fred W. Saunders
Rudolph Herze
William Strieder
Charles Wolf
Max H. Hall
Charles B. Rahe
George Plum
Harry W. Goodall, Jr
Martin J. Stevens
Robert F. Patterson
Thomas E. Cameron
Francis L. Walston
Melville L. Orr
Louis Pohl
Edwin L. Horstman
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Cincinnati Commercial
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Government Square
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Nipegon River
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Frank Armstrong
Board of Review
Clarl
M. Montgomery
E. G. Schreifer
Harry P. Shafer
Daughters of the American Revolution
Adam Gray
T. C. Ayres
W. A. Goodman
Anne Burkam
Samuel Hunt
W. T. Irwin
H. H. Pick
Heffern
Shea
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