The Commercial Tribune Sunday Edition 1924
The Commercial Tribune published daily and Sunday editions from Cincinnati Ohio. This June 8 1924 issue notes price details and distribution points in New York City and lists publisher Harry W Brown. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and credits AP for news dispatches.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second
E.ceet
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times Building
Forty-third
Associated Press
La Follette Proposals on Campaign Finance Censorship
The piece critiques Senator La Follette and his plan for a Senate run by a special committee to audit campaign contributions and expenditures. It argues publicity aids reform but warns that a censorial approach invites pettifogging politics and radical opportunism.
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la Follette
Senate
Senate Committee
High Court of Morals
United States Senate
Robert la Follette
Opulence as a danger in YMCA leadership
A. G. Kneble warned at Cincinnati YMCA annual meeting that wealth and large property holdings risk creating clannishness and aristocracy within institutions. He cited extensive investments to illustrate how riches can hinder democratic spirit and personal development. He urged vigilance to keep outreach and appeal to the weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A. G. Kneble
International Committee
Talking It Over at Latonia Aims at City Unity and Progress
A Latonia town meeting discussed The Program of Progress with a call for united action to keep Cincinnati vibrant. Speakers urged salesmanship by service and "one for all and all for one" to repair indifference and boost community cohesion amid political chatter on gubernatorial candidates. The note ends with a jab at bootlegger honesty.
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Latonia
Cincinnati
Queen City
Old Town
Firehouse Speculation Delays Shift to Paid Department
A 1924 Bell Syndicate piece portrays volunteer firemen opposing a paid department, arguing a paid force would dissolve their business advantages. The narrative follows Henry Buscombe and others as a kitchen fire exposes graft, with firefighters using the blaze to secure future work while denying owner losses.
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Henry
Thad
Bill
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Tragedy at 272 Richmond Street and city notes June 1874
Fifty years ago in Cincinnati a Mrs Vanderburg suffered severe burns after pouring coal oil on a fire at 272 Richmond Street. The article reports municipal delays on Walnut Hills streetcar completion, a Hebrew leadership note from The Hebrew Leader, charity gifts to Spring Grove Cemetery, mounted policemen patrolling for speeders, and local legal and civic happenings including saloon disputes, a donated fountain, and Elks and Filipino Commission events. Weather noted as clear, 72 to 94 degrees.
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Richmond Street
Quiet Senate politics reshapes Cleveland convention leadership
Special Correspondent notes two top Republican officials at the Cleveland convention lack Senate ties. Mondell, former House leader, aims as permanent convention chair, while Burton, once senator, remains in the House. The piece contrasts past power with the party’s current stance. A Redmond Ireland anecdote and a note on college pep leaders closing the column.
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Mondell
Burton
Cleveland
Senate
The
Commercial Tribune
United States Senate
General Grant
Richmond
Frank W. Mondell
Congress
Theodore E. Burton
Onde
House of Representatives
House
Harding
Capitol
Kendrick
Prohibition Clash Echoes Irish Lecture Tale in Boston
A broadside against Nicholas Murray Butler and the Prohibition era recalls a story told by Tommy Barhany. John Redmond visited Boston to lecture on Ireland, stirring a raucous crowd ready to back an Irish cause amid anti British sentiment.
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Doys
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Tommy Barhany
Wilson
White House
John Redmond
Ireland
Boston
Cork
Redmond
Commission Curtails Fraud in Advertising
The Cincinnati Better Business Commission reports its annual findings on fraud in newspaper advertising. It investigated 376 classified ads, found 206 schemes, withdrew 29 cases from publication, and halted eight stock selling outfits. In most wildcat ventures the commission recovered funds and returned them to owners.
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Cincinnati Better Business Commission
Better Business Commission
Commission
Tulsa Wins 1925 Junior Chamber Convention on 24th Ballot
Tulsa Okla won the 1925 United States Junior Chamber of Commerce convention on the twenty fourth ballot after a long deadlock featuring Jacksonville Atlanta Tulsa and others. Tulsa was awarded the Cincinnati Chamber trophy for outstanding civic work including a million dollar bond issue. Louis Arland of San Diego named president with four vice presidents and numerous directors elected. Resolutions backed daylight savings and voting in elections and urged park and playground expansion nationwide.
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Fortune
Tulsa
Okla
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gibson
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Flint
Mich
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta
Florida
Commerce
United States
Oliver
Condon Cup
Hessler
San Diego
Cal
McVere
Herschede É
Milwaukee
Louis Arland
Robert E. Condon
New York
W. M. Madison
A. G. Mungenart
Grady Vien
S J. Louis
Donald Abel
Carl Graeser
C. S. Hall
Phoenix
Ariz
J. K. Jones
Arkansas City
Kan
B. Fred Johnson
Paul McMahon
Dallas
Tex
George Mize
Indianapolis
M. L. Montgomery
Tampa,_Fla
Elias Roos
General Sheridan
Macon
J. K. Stickney
F. J. van Dyke
Norwood Girl Returns After Hidden Fearful Night
Ruth Ballard 17 of Norwood after a brief disappearance returned home womanly fears from Franks murder news had unsettled her.She left after a note to mother and said she would be ok. She later explained she stayed with a friend until a young man called for her to join a camp plan. She did not name the youth. Ascension Day services planned at Church of the Good Shepherd Norwood tonight with a parade from Norwood Masonic Temple and dinner afterward.
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Ruth Ballard
Ralston Avenue
Norwood
O. K
Miss Ballard
Franks
Ruth
Little
Miami
Ballard
Church of the Good Shepherd
Ashland Avenue
Thomas Lawton
Norwood Masonic Temple
Weyer Avenue
Norwood Commandery
Knights Templars Invite Commanderies to Trinity Event
Trinity Commandery No 16 invites Han selmahn Commandery Newport Commandery Covington Commandery and Cincinnati Commandery to join a forthcoming gathering.
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Trinity Commandery
Knights Templars
Hanselmahn Commandery
Newport Commandery
Covington Commandery
Cincinnati Commandery
Past Masters Honored at Norwood Lodge Past Masters Day
Seventeen Past Masters were guests of honor at Norwood Lodge No. 576 F and A M Past Masters Day. Five candidates received Master Mason degrees during a special lodge session. George Puchta former Mayor delivered the principal address, recounting travels in Europe and Africa at the Norwood Masonic Temple on Weyer avenue.
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Norwood Lodge No. 576
A. M
Norwood Masonic Temple
Weyer Avenue
George Puchta
Europe
Africa
Norwood man reports purse theft at Spring Festival
David R. Green of 4340 Ashland Avenue Norwood reports his purse was stolen last night at the Norwood Spring Festival. He estimated the loss at 145 dollars and suspects pocket picking occurred during the event.
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David R. Green
Ashland Avenue
Norwood
Lectures on Washington Impress Local B and O Staff
City passenger agent M Ritchie of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Louisville delivered an illustrated talk titled Washington is the Most Beautiful Capital in the World after a banquet at the Business Men's Club. About fifty employees attended the event hosted by the local Passenger Agent's office.
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Washington. Co
M. Ritchie
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Louisville
Washington
Business Men’s Club
Assault with iron pipe injures man on street
Henry Lipscomb age 35 was attacked outside his home at 4236 Eastern Avenue and struck on the head with an iron pipe. He was taken to General Hospital. Charles Trad enio age 32 of Fairfax Subdivision was arrested after claiming Lipscomb threatened him. injuries not serious.
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Henry Lipscomb
Eastern Avenue
Lipscomb
General Hospital
Charles Tradenio
Fairfax
Tradenio
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