The Commercial Tribune June 8 1926 Front Notice
The Commercial Tribune daily issue dated Tuesday June 8 1926 published in Cincinnati. Local addresses include mercial Square between Fifth and Sixth streets and Broadway. Publisher Harry W Brown leads the paper with Associated Press content and local news.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Mercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Obie
Harry W. Brown
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and
Associated Press
Aedos Mosquito Under New Indictment
The piece argues the aedos mosquito now carries dengue fever in addition to yellow fever. It notes Philippine origin and War Department attention, praising soldiers for evidence against the pest and urging precautions to prevent standing water and stagnant pools to curb its spread.
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Philippines
War Department
Texas
Record Month for Alien Admissions and Departures
April set a monthly U S immigration record since 1924 quota law. Immigrants admitted 33 400, non immigrants 17 557, total 50 957. Departures totaled 4 989, with most intending temporary stay abroad and later return. Germany leads in departures with 6 285, Mexico 6 237, England 4 524, Ireland 4 431, Scotland 2 909, Sweden 2 454, France 2 299.
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United States
Commissioner General of Immigration
America
Germany
Mexico
England
Ireland
Scotland
Scandinevis
France
The Continuing Charlie Ross Identity Claim
A new claimant emerges claiming to be Charlie Ross the long missing boy of 50 years past. Skeptical Ross family members and the public recall decades of speculation as headlines renew interest in the famed abduction case.
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Charlie Ross
Ross
Pomerene Sacrifice Duty Adds to Ohio Democratic Scene
Atlee Pomerene announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for Senator in Ohio, aiming a comeback to old fields of preferment. The move stabilizes the party’s yet mixed state, with gubernatorial adjustments and several entries already underway as Republicans prepare for final touches.
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Atlee Pomerene
Pomerene
Ohio
Richmond
Abde El-Krim praised as gallant foe in reflective verse
A poem honors Abde El-Krim as a stubborn fighter with old-fashioned resolve who held off foes amid scarce resources. It notes his leadership with daggers and spears and contrasts his courage with the larger struggle. The piece ends by criticizing distorted rankings and social comments about strikes and production seeds.
Paris Hums with Free Spirits and City Chaos
In Paris day by day the writer railroads a free wheeling city where dogs roam cafes and traffic rules vanish. A midweek incident on Champs Elysees ends in a taxi crash as the Kennedy party survives with only paint scuffs and a swollen jaw among bemused gendarmes and a quick witted French driver.
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Montmartre
Kennedys
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 8 1876
The Cincinnati Commercial notes a quickening Republican National Convention mood with scattered delegates and rumors of Jim Blaine. Walnut House reportedly refused to house Alabama’s colored delegates. Hopkins Hall shines as Hamilton County Central Committee HQ. A cross-city row over train window stones injures a woman. A Sunday school rally draws hundreds, songs rehearsed with the Cincinnati Orchestra at Exposition Hall. The St Edwards Dramatic Club performs for St James Cadets as Tony Pastor’s troupe plays to good crowds at the Grand. Gus Williams debuts a novel song each show.
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Jim Blaine
Walnut House
Alabama
Hopkins Hall
Hamilton County
Central Committee
Exposition Hall
Cincinnati Orchestra
Tony Pastor
the Grand
Gus Williams
City water tests show greater purity amid typhoid cases rise
City chemist Sampson reports improved water quality due to a better stage while 23 new typhoid cases bring total to 125 with many others unreported. Judge Hoffheimer issues injunction blocking Louisville and Nashville elevated track at Public Landing. city solicitor Lowman initiates suit.
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Sampson
Health Department
Harry Hoffheimer
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Lowman
For Your Welfare And Your Success Former President of the American Medical Association
A fragment notes the title For Your Welfare And Your Success and identifies a former president of the American Medical Association. The snippet provides a partial view of an advocacy or biographical reference without dates or additional context.
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The
American Medical Association
Facts About Colds From Dr Reed
Dr Reed reviews cold causes and effects, noting that most do not have a single proven cause. He cites studies on time lost, risks for heart and lung patients, and the possibility of colds triggering pneumonia or rheumatic fever, urging quarantine and bed rest during acute illness.
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Aris
Dochez
Comae Vent Pot Agayright
Ng Feature Synda., Inc
Temteloue
Iempartamt
Notable Men at Opening of New Radio Studio
Radio Station WSAI celebrated its third anniversary with a 19 hour program. Judge Edward M. Hurley spoke at the dedicatory ceremonies. John Omwake of United States Playing Cards Company reviewed the year’s achievements. Other speakers included Rev P H Murdick Rabbi David Philipson C Mex Bookman Harry H Baker A Y Reid Rev Hubert F Brockman Dr Frederick C Hicks and C Blakemore.
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WSAI
Edward M. Hurley
Common Pleas Court
John Omwake
United States Playing Cards Company
P. H. Murdick
Avondale Methodist Episcopal Church
David Philipson
C. Mex Bookman
Council of Social Agencies
Ais C. Blakemore
Harry H. Baker
Norwood
A. Y. Reid
Press-Radio- Bible Service
Hubert F. Brockman
St. Xavier College
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
Mary M. Fox 68 Widow of W H Fox Dies in Cincinnati
Mrs. Mary M. Fox 68 widow of hardware entrepreneur William H. Fox died early yesterday in Cincinnati. Funeral services will be tomorrow at 9 AM from her home 2348 Kemper lane and at the Church of the Assumption. Burial is in St. Joseph's Mausoleum Price Hill. She leaves seven children and siblings J J McCarthy and Catherine I McCarthy of Miami Fla.
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Mary M. Fox
William H. Fox
W. H. Fox Hardware Stores
Kemper Lane
Church of the Assumption
St. Joseph's Catholic Mausoleum
Price Hill
J. J. Sullivan Undertaking Company
Gilbert Avenue
Curtis Street
Walnut Hills
Warsaw Avenue
Reading Road
Avondale
Fox
Milford
Mass
Mary A. Fox
Hannah C. Fox
Joseph Fox
John James Fox
Arthur Fox
George Fox
J. J. McCarthy
Catherine I. McCarthy
Miama
Fla
Organists to Dine at Grand Hotel Tonight
Prower Symong dean of the Southern Ohio Chapter American Guild of Organists announced a 6:30 dinner tonight at the Grand Hotel where members will meet. Frank Sealy from Los Angeles, warden of the Guild in this country and Canada, will attend.
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Prower Symong
Southern Ohio
American Guild of Organists
Grand Hotel
Frank Sealy
Los Angeles
Canada
Cristman Named Independent Republican Senate Candidate
New York June 7 Franklin W Cristman former State Senator for Herkimer N Y was chosen by organized dry forces as their candidate for the United States Senate in opposition to Senator James W Wadsworth Jr Announcement came from Oreville S Poland head of the legal department of the Anti Saloon League of New York The League said Cristman was selected by nearly all organized dry groups and rebuked Wadsworth for backing a wet referendum The telegram to Cristman accused Wadsworth of betraying state interests and hindering prohibition enforcement under the Eighteenth Amendment
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New York
Franklin W. Cristman
Herkimer
N. Y
Arr
United States Senate
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Cristman
Oreville S. Poland
Anti-Saloon League of New York
Poland
Anti-Saloon League
Wadsworth
Cristman Accepts Independent Republican Bid for Senate
Herkimer New York June 7 former State Senator Franklin W Cristman accepted organized city forces request to run as an independent Republican candidate for United States Senate against Senator Wadsworth.
Pomerene Enters Ohio Senate Race as Volstead Issue Grows
In Columbus on June 7, former Senator Atlee Pomerene entered the Democratic nomination race for Senate. Republicans expect Frank B. Willis to seek renomination, a prohibition proponent. Pomerene is viewed as liberal, prompting attorney Frank F. Gentsch to withdraw his anti prohibition candidacy.
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Columbus
United States
Ohio
Atlee Pomerene
Frank B. Willis
Pomerene
Frank F. Gentsch
Cleveland
Prohibition
Mr. Pomerene
Boy Drowns When Skiff Capsizes on Ohio River
In Bellaire Ohio on June 7 James Hudson aged 13 drowned after a crudely built skiff he was using to cross the Ohio River sprang a leak and capsized at Shadyside near the town. Residents recovered the body.
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Bellaire
James Hudson
Shadyside
Here
Ohio River
New Dixie and University Phone Exchanges to Open
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone to place two new exchanges into service next Monday. The Dixie Exchange at Erlinger will serve nearby direct connections to Cincinnati and Covington. The University Exchange in Avon Building will serve Clifton with 2000 lines and about 3000 subscribers, aided by 20 to 25 new operators and 50 total, many transferred from Avon to ease traffic.
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Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company
Norton E. Westlake
Dixie
University
Dixie Exchange
Erlanger
Cincinnati
Covington
University Exchange
Avon Exchange
Catherine Street
Harvey Avenue
Clifton
Retain Men Teachers Petition Urges Condon
Letters from all Cincinnati public high schools principals and a petition signed by 10 business men urge the retention of at least as many men as women teachers. Dr. Randall J. Condon will consider the matter with the Board of Education. The Men High School Teachers Association seeks a maximum salary of 4000 for men and women, arguing funds may not permit both. Condon previously said pay differentials by gender are no longer beneficial.
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Cincinnati
Randall J. Condon
Condon
Men High School Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Seventeen More Witnesses Called in Kirby Conspiracy Trial
Seventeen additional witnesses were subpoenaed by the government for the June 14 trial in Cleveland. The total now stands at seventy nine in the federal case charging Josiah Kirby and nine others with conspiracy to defeat justice by attempting to influence prospective jurors in two prior trials last winter.
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Cleveland, O
Josiah Kirby
Kirby
The Masquerader revived by Stuart Walker Company
The Grand Opera House hosted a revival of The Masquerader by the Stuart Walker Company with McKay Morris in dual roles. The play centers on cousins John Chilcootte the drug addict and John Loder the ideal statesman. Loder falsely occupies Chilcootte’s place as England enters war, love complicates matters, and Chilcootte’s death resolves the strain. The production features demanding scene changes and strong performances by Morris Ann Davis Mona Kingsley Elizabeth Taylor Aldrich Bowker and others with a notable canine side note.
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Samuel T. Wilson
Katherine Cecil Thurston
John Hunter Booth
Guy Bates Post
Grand Opera House
Stuart Walker
McKay Morris
Mr. Post
John Chilcotte
M.P
John Loder
England
London
Chilcoette
Loder
Chilcotte
Walker
Morris
Hig
Ann Davis
Eve Chilcotte
Mona Kingsley
Lady Astrupp
Elizabe Taylor
Robins
Aldrich Bowker
Disorder in House Adjourned Impeachment Hearing Brawl
A chaotic scene in the House committee rooms during impeachment hearings ended with Frank J. Hogan suffering a forehead injury after Rankin hurled an inkwell. Hogan retaliated with a water glass, then a law book. Police restored order after a twenty minute melee.
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Rankin
Counsel Hogan
New York World News Service
Washington
Frank J. Hogan
Frederick A. Fenning
Mr. Hogan
Mr. Rankin
Rogers
Capitol Police
Fenning
Hogan
Drug Ring Bust Nets Twenty Arrests in Covington Newport
Federal Narcotics agents backed by city police and Prohibition officers arrested three women and eleven men in Covington and Newport as part of a large drug ring inquiry. Among those held were Joe English Harold Collins Orene Strietman May Mills and Bessie Davis. Narcotics were found on some detainees and a search of a Cincinnati cache was planned.
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Covington
Newport
Washington
Prohibition
Joe English
Harold Collins
Orene Strietman
May Mills
Bessie Davis
Bourth
Brighton
Cincinnati
Advertising proves prosperity for business says Rooster
Clay H. Rooster, president of the Advertising Club of Cincinnati, told the Cincinnati Electric Club at the Hotel Gibson that advertising is concrete proof of business success. He called advertising a twentieth century achievement and urged well designed plans as essential to prosperity for any thriving business.
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Clay H. Rooster
Advertising Club of
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Electric Club
Gibson
Electric Club
Unitarian Honor For Utah Historian Levi Young
Prof. Levi Edgar Young of the University of Utah will head the Unitarian Laymen's League dinner in his honor at Bide-a-Wee tea shop Mt. Airy tomorrow evening. He will address the men on the social results of the church.
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Levi Edgar Young
Department of
Th University of Utah
Unitarian
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