Cincinnati Daily Tribune Summary
The Commercial Tribune dated Monday June 7 1926 details its publishing info and distribution points in Cincinnati New York and Grand Central Station. It lists the publisher Harry W Brown and notes Associated Press rights for news dispatches.
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Commercial Tribune
Mercial Square
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Forty Street
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Brenden
Associated Press
Associated Press Press
Civilian Traffic Commission Report in Cincinnati
The retiring Civilian Traffic Commissioners present a full plainspoken report on traffic regulation in Cincinnati. It records the commission’s service to public welfare, outlines changes and new features, cites coordination with City Council and civic bodies, and offers suggestions for further regulation aligned with experience and surveys from other cities.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Liquor and the Law a Constant Interrogation
The article discusses ongoing battles over prohibition in Congress and state elections. It cites Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University urging that liquor issues will influence next elections and that a direct national referendum is unlikely, with ballots effectively deciding the Volstead Act and Eighteenth Amendment stance.
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Congress
California
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Butler
House
Senate
Trickster Gathering Sparks Cheerful Maelstrom of Tricks
Kenton Ohio hosts a gathering of magicians and a clash with fake mediums as both sides vow to guard or expose tricks. The piece notes a car maker’s losses for philanthropy, barber trade rebranding to chirotensor, and quirky social shifts from fashion to politics signaling 1926 suffrage drama hints.
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Kenton
More Truth Than Poetry
A brief column unfolds with James J. Montague’s measured observations on life and art. The writer contrasts poetic illusion with plain facts, urging clarity and candor in expression and judgment.
The Babe Escapes Detractors To Slam Homers Again
The poem recalls Babe Ruth defying critics who doubted his career, noting his enduring power at the plate and the hope that future decades will still honor his long reach. A second item reports philharmonic orchestras raising seats to about $3, roughly 20 percent of nightclub prices.
Swedish Crown Prince to visit Midwest returnees
Speculation swirls as the Swedish Crown Prince may travel to Minnesota and the Dakotas to observe local men who left home decades ago. A vanity feature notes growing public interest in a senior figure’s appearance.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Paris Day by Day Remains unchanged for Tourists
The Paris visit continues to charm with familiar faces and scenes as the city feels like home to returning travelers. The author notes polite manners, tipping quirks, and the lingering sense of history amid the everyday bustle from Gare Saint-Lazare to Rue de Rivoli and the Place de la Concorde.
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Paris
Gare St. Lazarre
Rue Daunou
M’soo
Place de la Concorde
Rue de Rivoli
Tuilleries
Cincinnati Delegates Nominate Officers for New First Regiment
Delegates from the Wayne Guards Lytle Greys Ellsworth Rifles Harrison Light Guards Cincinnati Wagers Irish-American Centennial Guards and Robinson Light Artillery nominate officers of the new First Regiment. Captains Col Hunt Maj Robinson Lt Col Thilly Holmes Saunders. Also notes Rev Wendte on three month Colorado vacation and early arrival of Chicago Tribune correspondent H W Thompson. A naval engagement near Maysville Ky involves Maj Harrington and the Kate Dickson with U S officers. libel and pursuit referenced.
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Wayne Guards
Lytle Greys
Ellsworth Rifles
Harrison Light Guards
Cincinnati Wagers
Centennial Guards
Robinson Light Artillery
C. B. Hunt
W. L. Robinson
P. V. Co. Thilly
Samuel Holmes
J. H. Saunders
A. J. Harrington
United States
Ishal
Covington
Kate Dickson
May Harrington
Maysville
Legal test for Drake Committee reaches Ohio Supreme Court
Twenty years ago in Cincinnati the Drake Investigating Committee case was argued before the Ohio Supreme Court in a suit by Butler & Carlisle Realty Co over rent for rooms used after State Auditor Guilbert refused to pay. Attorneys Ellis Maxwell Miller Outcast Dinsmore led the defense as Archibald White's Eastern capitalists eyed Cincinnati Gas and Electric assets. Also noted: a fatal heat-related death at a dairy plant and an assault on Frank Wiehe during a clash at United Flag Company premises. Weather rain then clearing with 69 to 89 degrees.
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Drake
Hamilton County
Supreme Court of the State of
Ohio
Butler & Carlisle Realty Company
Guilbert
Ellis
Lawrence Maxwell
Miller
Frank Dinsmore
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Archibald White
Cer
Hale
Shenandoah Trail
Baltimore
Woodstock
Statesville
N. C
Haile
McPhelan
Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio
The
Southern
Davidson
Pennsylvania
Great Western Gun Works
Pittsburgh
Mary Jane Cathcart
Cathcart
Rock Hill
S. C
Gaffney
J. H. McHales
Joseph G. Gaffney
Dr. Gaffney
Scar
Joseph Gaffney
Massage facts and cautions from medical practice
This piece explains massage as a valuable medical aid when properly limited. It discusses its role in removing waste, reducing inflammation, aiding fracture recovery, improving circulation, and re educating disused muscles, while warning against misuse and the need for physician guidance.
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Reed
Charley Ross Mystery Is Confirmed In Long Cold Case
Charley Ross is identified as the missing boy, with details of the kidnaping gang and the fourth member Joseph H Hale. The account traces Hale’s movements from Baltimore to Davidson North Carolina and Gaffney South Carolina, and notes Hale’s multiple aliases and Ku Klux Klan ties.
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Hale
Mr. Ross
Mosher
Philadelphia
Douglas
Frank Gaffney
Gaffney
War bride near death after suicide attempt in Evanston apartment
Alexis Rickard Morris, a French war bride married to Charles S. Morris, attempted suicide by gas and sleeping potion in Evanston after marital troubles and a separation. Neighbors found her unconscious as four burners leaked gas. she was revived at a Chicago hospital with a chance to live. Morris remains missing and the couple had been married in Coblenz in 1920 after she left a convent. Temporary alimony had been awarded to Rickard Morris.
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Chicago
Charles S. Morris
Charles G. Dawes
Europe
Evanston
Morris
Coblenz
Alexis Rickard
Central Trust Company
Dawes
Boy Scouts From Three States Converge in Cincinnati
Boy Scout officials from West Virginia Kentucky and Ohio gather in Cincinnati for the Fourth Regimental Camp Congress at Camp Edgar Friedlander on the Ohio River. The event runs from today to June 11 with camp administration led by L L McDonald W A Wessel and Judson P Freeman, representing the National Scout headquarters.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Cincinnati
National Council
Boy Scouts of America
Edgar Friedlander
Ohio River
L. L. McDonald
W. A. Wessel
Judson P. Freeman
National Scout Headquarters
Perry Lint
Columbus
Thornton Wilcox
Louisville
Arthur E. Roberts
Anxious West End Mothers Seek Return of Missing Girls
Widowed mothers of Margaret Carmody a 15 and Catherine Robinson a 13 fear for their daughters after they failed to return home from the Carmody residence near Saratoga street and State avenue. The last sighting was 7 30 PM Saturday when the girls said they would walk to the corner and return by 9.
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West End
Margaret Carmody
Mary Carmody
Saratoga Street
Catherine Robinson
Mayme Robinson
State Avenue
Carmody
Veteran readmission aid eyed by La Guardia plan
New York World News Service reports that World War veterans who served with the American colors and may be readmitted on a non quota basis would receive transportation at cost under a ration proposed by Representative La Guardia of New York.
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New York World News Service
Washington
la Guardia
New York
Fire destroys roof of Sekitan home
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the roof of Frank Ware's house on Lower River road in Sekitan yesterday morning. The blaze was discovered by Ware’s family members.
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Frank Ware
Lower River Road
Sekitan
Mr. Ware
Philadelphia Ross family calls found-child reports false
Philadelphia June 6. Members of Charley Ross family who were kidnapped in 1874 dismissed reports that he had been found as ridiculous and another false claim by Mrs. Pierre Starr as an imposter. Walter Ross denied relation and warned against the same trick.
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Philadelphia
Charley Ross
Walter Ross
Charley
Pierre Starr
Ross
Crown Prince of Sweden Sails Up Hudson for West Point Review
In New York on June 6 the Crown Prince praised Swedish immigrant preservation of language and culture while urging mastery of English to be useful citizens. He spoke from the Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Church chancel rail and will sail on the Corsair to West Point to review a cadet parade at the United States Military Academy.
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New York World News Service
New York
Sweden
Swedish Luthern Church of
Gustavus Adolphus
J. P. Morgan
Hudson
West Point
United States Military Academy
Benedicts Outlive Single Men in Chicago Death Records
Chicago health records for 1925 show married men have lower death rates than single widowed or divorced men across age groups. Among 26 to 34, 15 divorced, 5 single, 4 married die per 1,000. 35 to 44, 18 divorced, 14 single, 7 married. 55 to 64, 50 divorced, 49 single, 29 married die per 1,000. Dr. Herman N. Bundesen notes the advantage grows with marriage.
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Chicago
Herman N. Bundesen
Health Department
Bundesen
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the Commercial Tribune
Civilian Traffic Commission Report
John Bull
Delaware
Germany
League
St G
James J. Montague
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
the Babe
C. O. McIntyre
King Lardner
Cafe de la Paix
Terrasse
Gassong
France
Manhattan
McNaught Synd., Inc
Cincinnati Commercial
Co. D. Wendte
First Congregational Unitarian Church
Colorado
W. Thompson
Chicago Tribune
Keenan
George B. Cox
Walker's
Frank Wiehe
United Flag Company
Wiehe
King Feature Synd., Inc
John
John Old Tor
Georgia
Swinton
Davies
Cleora C. Hale
Florida
Ned
Cira
Fla
Starr
Miami
War Bride
Reparations Commission
Dog Causes Rescue
BOY Scouts OF
Story
Prince
Benedicts
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