The Commercial Tribune 1928 News Brief
The Commercial Tribune issue date June 7 1928 from Cincinnati Ohio notes publication details and pricing. It lists distribution points Schultz's News Stand Grand Central and Hotaling's News Stand and credits the Associated Press for dispatches and local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Fifth
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and
Associated Press
Coolidge Draft Boom Persists in Republican Circles
A broad note of belief in a Coolidge for President draft persists among Republican leaders despite President Coolidge’s insistence he will not run. The piece cites William M. Butler and party maneuvering, with debate over Hoover implications and potential convention deadlock. Other items touch on bar politics, coal trade, crime vigilantes, auto industry price trends, worship practices, and aviation flyers.
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Coolidge
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Butler
Hec
Apprehension of Youth Reveals Wide Car Theft Problem
Eighteen year old George Bartlett confesses after arrest for multiple auto thefts and a hold up. Analysts warn of idle youth drifting into crime and the rise of organized gangs, urging stricter action while noting lax enforcement and parental discipline contribute to a widespread social issue.
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George Bartlett
Reappointment delay as Bettman is pursued in Senate
Senator Foraker pressed Max Burgheim for the Internal Revenue post but Roosevelt issued a recess appointment to Bernard Bettman pending Senate confirmation. In Cincinnati three hundred Postoffice staff honored H. P. Goebel at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with tributes from Monfort and Bromwell and a Postoffice quartet. Also notes on Democratic Club Denver trip, Republican platform drafting, and a July 1 Re-employment Day with 12 000 workers backing it as showers and mild temperatures forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Bettman
Internal Revenue Collector
Senator Foraker
Max Burgheim
Freie Presse
Roosevelt
Bettman
Senate
H. P. Goebel
Scottish Rite Cathedral
William H. Miller
Monfort
Jacob Bromwell
Emil Huss
John Roberts
William Weber
Robert Cochnower
Si P. Egan
Will L. Finch
Business World
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 7 1878 Highlights
Cincinnati Commercial notes incorporation of the Bonaparte Gold and Silver Mining Company in Idaho Territory with capital 2 500 000 led by A D Bullock John Shillito Alphonso Taft J D Fallis Reuben Springer Samuel Fosdick and others. John E Bell sacks rival Republicans from Water Works while Gen Ben Harrison faces court on grave desecration probe. Reds beat Indianapolis 11 to 3 as summer entertainments begin at Highland House Lookout and Bellevue. Socialists face backlash after German emperor attempt and Gatling gun controversy blamed on business leaders. Weather clear 58 to 73 degrees.
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Bonaparte Gold and Silver Mining Company
Alturas County
Idaho
A. D. Bullock
John Shillito
Alphonso Taft
J. D. Fallis
Reuben Springer
Samuel Fosdick
William of
Germany
Landmark Amelia Bingham Riverside Drive Home Sold
The five story Riverside Drive house once occupied by Amelia Bingham and later died in was sold by her heirs to an unknown buyer. The landmark features life size Shakespeare statues and its fate remains unsettled.
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New York
Amelia Bingham
Riverside Drive
Miss Bingham
Joe’’ Jefferson
Bingham
Lloyd Bingham
Jefferson
The Mountain Dream: A Homebound Dream to Everest
A reflective poem contrasts longing to conquer Everest with fear of dangerous climbs. The speaker imagines future ascent reached not by foot but by a safe motor journey, preserving ambition while choosing a steady path from home. The piece ends with resolve to pursue the lofty peak via an easier route.
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Mt. Everest
Smith Show Likely Misses Houston Stop
Houston airline venue may host only a single city date for the Smith show as the tour moves on from Steele.
Supreme Court to rule on five-cent fare request
The Supreme Court, asked by New York City officials, will soon decide whether a five-cent fare is adequate. The case centers on public transit pricing and whether the rate meets legal fairness standards.
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The
Supreme Court
New York City
Not Much Glory From Arctic Explorer Report
An Arctic explorer reports that there is little glory to be found as he confirms the North Pole remains in place. The terse update emphasizes endurance and the unchanged status of the polar region during the expedition.
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North Pole
Gibson Roof
Atta Boy
School janitor’s cottage built by pupils saves project costs
A modern janitor cottage at Selah Washington school was constructed by the manual training class under a carpenter’s direction. The project provided practical instruction for pupils and reduced building costs by 900 dollars.
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Selah
Wash
Marriage and Mental Stability Today in Eugenics Thought
The piece argues marriage should screen for genetic fitness of parents to protect unborn children. It links mental disease to inherited tendencies, discusses carriers and diathesis, and warns against equating genius with instability while stressing environment and early life as influences on outcomes.
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Tredgold
Galton
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Paris Folies Bergere prices poke fun at Yankee tickets
A World News Service dispatch from Paris lampoons Folies Bergere pricing as it mocks the heavy charges on hats, programs, and smoking interludes. The writer notes standing room for locals, the magnifying glass stage trick, and the funny contrast with American visitors.
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Paris
Lee
Jake
Flo
Earl
Georgie
King
Folies Bergere
New York World News Service
New York World) Press Publishing Co
Portable farm shop aids Rockford rural schools training
Monthly visits of a portable farm shop to rural schools near Rockford Michigan aid farm boys in practical instruction in manual training. The shop built by the Rockford manual training class provides a training room with benches and fourteen complete tool sets.
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Rockford, Mich
Rockford
Rhyming Newsboy and Cave Tales At Government Square
A quirky column recalls a rhyming newsboy in Government Square delivering verses about newspapers and weather. It also covers Wyandotte Cavern in Indiana with George E. Jones guiding geologists, cave depths, a 18 mile back spring, and a daredevil visit. Local quips include a taxi driver at the Conservatory of Music and a North Bend schoolyard Bible card sales anecdote.
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Government Square
Wyandotte
Indiana
George E. Jones
Cedar Avenue
College Hill
Jones
Kansas
Albert France
Mr. Jones
Kentucky Governor Praises New Kentucky At Middlesboro Banquet
Gov. Flem D. Sampson of Kentucky outlines a development program to transform Old Kentucky resources into new industries. He cites the X ray plant coal and asphalt mining hydroelectric power 700 miles of navigable streams and blue grass as signs of the New Kentucky while praising Middlesboro Chamber leaders including Liv M. Vaughn and Gordon. The assembly included Cincinnati officials and a tour of the city by Middlesboro delegates.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Flem D. Sampson
Cincinnati and
Middlesboro
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Middlesboro Chamber of Commerce
New
Sampson
G. H. Talbott
Guests Inspect Kahn Plant and Cincinnati Trading Image
Leaders in finance industry and commerce attended a dinner at E. Kahn's Sons Co to view a new plant and hear promises of Cincinnati's top terminal facilities. Alfred M. Cohen served as toastmaster as assets rose from 77,640 to over 2.5 million, with Mayor Seasongood praising the firm. Attendees included W Galloway of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and executives Louis W. Kahn Charles Hinsch and Charles Dupuis with Oscar Mayer.
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E. Kahn's Sons Company
Co. W. Galloway
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Kahn Company
Cincinnati
Porkopolis
Alfred M. Cohen
Seasongood
Kahn's Sons Company
Louis W. Kahn
Charles A. Hinsch
Charles W. Dupuis
Irvin Westheimer
Oscar Mayer
Chicago
Charm Home Route Easily Accessed by Auto or Trolley
The Charm Home is easily accessible by car or trolley with clear directions. Motorists may use Madison road to Plainville pike in Madisonville then east to Indian View, south to Wooster pike and Indian View Avenue, placing the house a half block north of Wooster Pike. A MariemontMilford street car stops at Indian View Avenue, a half square from the residence, and buses in Mariemont provide convenient access.
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Madison Road
Plainville Pike
Madisonville
Indian View
Wooster Pike
Indian View Ave
Mariemont-Milford
Indian View Avenue
Mariemont
Commercial Tribune
Maddux Building Company
Atlas Bank
W. E. Maddux
Maddux Company
Maddux
Martemont
Public Library Plans Face New Delay In Cincinnati
A letter from St. Louis planner Harland Bartholomew saying he cannot visit Cincinnati for at least three months prompted the Library Building Commission to cancel his engagement. President James Albert Green convened trustees and County Commissioners to decide delaying site selection and possible start until late fall.
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Public Library
Harland Bartholomew
St. Louis
Library Building Commission
Cincinnati
James Albert Green
Board of
Library Trustees
Bartholomew
President of the Institute of American Meat Packers
Paul Aldrich of Chicago serves as editor of the National Provisioner while the Institute of American Meat Packers names its president to lead industry affairs.
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The
Institute of American Meat: Packers
Paul Aldrich
Chicago
National Provisioner
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Daniel Segal
Joseph Joseph
Peter Brooks
J. T. Carew
J. F. Stokes
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the Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Houston
Smith
Charles
African Pk Association
DR. Reed
Neal O’hara
Messrs
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Fone
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H.O.N
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Conservatory of Music
Highland Avenue
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North Bend
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Wholesale Trade Department
Lawrence O. Gordon
Kahn Plant
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