Commercial Tribune June 8 1927 front page note
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio announces edition details and distribution points in New York City at Schultz's News Stand and Grand Central Station Forty-second street entrance and at Hotaling's News Stand near The Times Building. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and states copyright and distribution terms.
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Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and
Broadway
Associated Press
Immigration Debate Strongly Teed Off by Senator Reed
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania warns the public that more than a million and a half foreigners seek U S visas and many more have not paid fees due to capped quotas. He argues immigration limits preserve employment and home enterprise and urges citizens to press Congress to maintain restrictions.
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Reed
Pennsylvania
Chicago Association of Commerce
United States
Europe
Congress
House
Senate
Discord Over Air Flight Rivalries Damp Lindbergh Glory
Lloyd Bertaud criticizes Chamberlin Levine flight for sloppy navigation while Levine fires back saying Lindbergh had luck. The dispute clouds praise for pioneering nonstop long distance flight and dulls Chamberlin’s achievement alongside Lindbergh’s record.
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Lloyd Bertaud
Cleveland Air Mail
Bellanca
Chamberlin-Levine
Europe
Chamberlin
Bertaud
Levine
Lindbergh
Number Two
Public Improvements Accelerated by State and Federal Aid
State Highway Director George F. Schlesinger announced aid will speed local improvement programs. Eighth street viaduct gains 150000 dollars in state assistance and grade crossing elimination receives 262500 dollars from federal and state sources. Traffic safety improves as five crossing risks are scheduled for removal through state federal and railroad cooperation with local effort.
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George F. Schlesinger
Eighth Street
Red Cross Appeals for Kentucky Mountain Relief
The Cincinnati Red Cross calls for contributions to aid storm and flood victims in Kentucky mountain districts. The appeal highlights homeless families and untimely deaths, urging sympathy and support for those near neighbors affected by the destructive windstorm and cloudburst.
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Cincinnati Red Cross
Fund For Relief
Kentucky
Cincinnati Police Readying New Uniforms with Sam Brown Belts
Rumors say Cincinnati police plan new uniforms featuring time honored Sam Brown belts setting a distinct style. Officials have not confirmed specifics but emphasize updated gear and improved function for officers.
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Cincinnati
Sam Brown
Goodbye Sailor Boy and the End of Ocean Romance
A satirical piece laments the jolly jack tar becoming a modern scholar as romance fades from the sea. It contrasts old seafaring grit with today’s studious prigs and notes shifts in culture and language. The excerpt also includes brief topical quips on police, whisky rights, and political retirement.
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati The Southern Railroad Lease
Forty lines recount city actions from The Cincinnati Commercial notes on a proposed lease of the Southern Railroad to a citizen-organized company delayed by Judge Hoadly’s view of trustees authority. It covers college commencements at Farmers’ College and Bartholomew Young Ladies Academy, student speakers, endowment funds, temperance pledges, a Chicago Cubs note, a protest against Consolidated Street Railway blame, and Chester races amid damp weather.
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Hall
City
Southern Railroad
Farmers’ College
College Hill
R. H. Bishop
Aaron D. Fagin
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Political Tidbits
Twenty years ago in Cincinnati the Commercial Tribune notes Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland urged Mayor Dempsey as a possible Democratic U S Senator candidate, but warned he doubted Ohio voters would embrace a change. Also reported are high school commencements, park opening plans, a temporary police judge appointment, Pythian gathering notes, a long serving medical faculty member's resignation, Lilian F Gamble's $522000 will, and a weather forecast of fair skies and temperatures from 58 to 65.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Dempsey
United States
Ohio
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Woman testifies on abuse at Shiloh Colony led by King Ben
Mrs. Isabella Pritchard of Chicago collapsed while describing mistreatment of her two daughters by Benjamin Parnell at Shiloh Colony in Michigan. The state seeks to appoint a receiver for the colony and liquidate its assets amid allegations of widespread harm and a group marriage practice.
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Ben
Shiloh
New York World News Service
ST. Joseph
Mich
Isabella Pritchard
Chicago
Ben” Parnell
Australia
Purnell
Hilda
Irene
Benjamin
Christ
House of David
Broker Tries Suicide After Exchange Collapse
Walter Chisholm former Secretary Treasurer of the Consolidated Stock Exchange attempted suicide tonight for the second time in a year. He slashed his throat face and wrists with a razor and his condition was reported as serious in New York.
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New York
Walter Chisholm
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Milk Beverages and Their Uses Across Ages
Dr Reed explains that cow milk is naturally for calves and not adults or babies. He outlines why milk is not a liquid diet, how digestion differs in babies, and methods to make milk suitable with beverages like shakes and egg nog. Evaporated and condensed milks are described for infants and cooking uses.
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King Feature Synd., Inc
Delay on Ordinance Move Signals City Referendum Push
Covington civic leaders seek a sixty day delay on the grade crossing elimination ordinance to negotiate with the L and N railroad and possibly present the measure to a referendum. A second reading and final vote are set for tomorrow as representatives name a referendum committee and petition drive.
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Covington
Industrial Club
C. & O. Railroad
L. & N. Railroad
Ben Biedenharn
A. G. Simrall
C. E. King
Hose
W. H. Hoppenjans
John Klette
Harvey Myers
Forrest Alvin
John Wilkie
Charles S. Furber
Latonia Men Found Guilty in Lodi Jewelry Robbery
Latonia Kentucky resident Robert Arlington James McFarland and Joseph D McFadden both Detroit men were found guilty of robbing the Max Smith jewelry store in Lodi near Medina Ohio on April 11. They net about 900 dollars and were captured after a gun battle with a hastily formed sheriff s posse. Robert Sherwood of Toledo also took a guilty plea. Sentencing will follow.
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Latonia
Medina
Robert Arlington
James McFarland
Joseph D. McFadden
Detroit
Max Smith
Lodi
Here
Robert Sherwood
Toledo
Police say no Robert Arlington in Covington Latonia search
Covington police reported no record of a Robert Arlington and a city directory search found no such resident in Latonia. Authorities noted they have no confirmation of the individual’s existence or location.
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Covington
Robert Arlington
Latonia
Baroness and husband killed in English car crash
In Bidborough England on June 7 Baroness Cranmore and Browne were killed when their car skidded and collided with a motor bus. The Baroness and Browne were severely injured and the chauffeur and a secretary were also badly hurt and taken to a hospital.
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Bidborough
Kent
England
Gas pipe checks gold brick game in Lincoln Park
Otto Cinilkraut boasted of $10,000 in inherited bonds and asked for help selling them at night. Antonio Wolpi agreed to assist but a staged sale failed when a lead pipe struck Cinilkraut. the "bonds" turned out to be newspaper strips and Cinilkraut was booked at Hudson Avenue Station.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Otto Cinilkraut
Antonio Wolpi
Lincoln Park
George
Wolpi
Giacomi Lascari
Policeman O'Malley
Lascari
6 700 mile motor trip sets cross country record
Louis Miller of San Francisco completed a 6700 mile round trip from the Pacific coast to New York and back in seven days. He left San Francisco a week earlier at 10 am and reached New York City at 8 59 pm Friday before returning to Los Angeles by 10 am today. Officials said the trip beat the previous cross country record by three hours and fifteen minutes and also set a faster overall time. Miller attributed his speed to night travel.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
New York City
Louis Miller
San Francisco
Miller
Western Union Company
Metropolis
Automobile Company
Lindy’s Army Boots Worn, Receivers Seek Cobbler
St Louis June 7 The Missouri National Guard captaincy promoted Lindbergh to colonel is marked by eagle insignia. His worn boots with large sole holes are being sent along for reception duties with Maj Bond Lambert noting they resemble field glasses yet will be ignored as he stands.
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Lindbergh
Missouri National Guard
Washington
New York
Gov. Baker
Maj
Bond Lambert
Philip R. Love
Air Mail Service
Lambert
Two Patrolmen Suspended Over Parking Violation
Patrolmen Freking and Dressel were suspended for ten days by Col. Sherrill after testimony that Dressel tore up a parking tag near a fire plug. Freking was dismissed by Judge Yeatman in Traffic Court who defended Freking's right to trial against the Chief Copelan's attempt to demand a written plea and fine.
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Freking
Dressel
Col
Sherrill
Yeatman
Copelan
Van Sweringen asks C. and C. to buy roads
O P Van Sweringen chairman of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve the Erie and Pere Marquette stock control purchase at once to seize an option from Nickel Plate. The option expires July 1.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Interstate Commission
O. P. van Sweringen
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Board
Erie
Pere Marquette Railways
Nickel Plate
Pere Marquette
New FifteenStory Fire Insurance Building Planned
The American Druggists Fire Insurance plans a fifteen story stone exterior building at Walnut Street and Central Parkway. Architects Joseph G Steinkamp & Bro submitted the plans and construction will start about September 1. Frank Freericks disclosed the Advisory Board of the Building Owners and Managers Association advised on construction. The current headquarters are in the Mercantile Library Building. the site was acquired months ago.
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American Druggists’ Fire Insurance Company
Walnut Street
Central Parkway
National Building Owners and Managers’ Association
Gibson
Joseph G. Steinkamp
Insurance Company
Mercantile Libraryuilding
Minister Wins Suit Over Fans at Cheviot Westwood Church
In Cheviot, a breach of contract suit against Rev. Lee Glenn Tomlinson ended with a verdict in his favor. The case involved $180 owed for 500 church fans rejected by the minister, who faced accusations from plaintiff’s attorney Hodges and a tense confrontation blocked by a constable.
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Lee Glenn Tomlinson
Cheviot-Westwood
Church of Christ
Gustave Frondorf
Cheviot
John A. Bentel
Craig Avenue
Alvin H. Hodges
Constable Bender
Bentel
Hodges
H. T. Matthews
Tomlinson
Westwood
John H. Marckworth
Cincinnati Board of Education
Frondorf
Two Hurt In Auto Crash In Covington KY
Harry Boone 25 and his wife Irene 23 of Covington were injured when their car left the road and went over an embankment at Constance. Boone suffered facial and scalp cuts while Irene endured head and leg injuries. Both were hospitalized at St Elizabeth's.
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Harry Boone
West Twenty-first Street
Covington
Irene
Constance
Boone
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Three Chicago bankers charged in mail fraud case
Guy Huston president of the Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank and seven associates including three bank presidents were indicted by the Federal Grand Jury on seventeen counts for using the mails to defraud. The scheme allegedly cost investors five million dollars through dummy companies that acquired real estate and mortgages of doubtful value carried as bank assets.
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Toledo
Guy Huston
Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank
Federal Grand Jury
Huston
Farmers Fund Company of
Iowa
Des Moines
Heroine Daughter Drowns Saving Brother in Lake Michigan
In Chicago a seven year old girl Nola Conklin drowned while saving her three year old brother George who slipped into four feet of water at the lake shore. Their brother Fred, five, ran for help. Police recovered both bodies ten minutes later and rushed them to hospital where resuscitation failed.
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Chicago
Nola Conklin
Lake Michigan
George
Fred
Brothers, Sea Captains Meet After 30 Years
Two Nova Scotia brothers and skippers of four masted ships met in Newtown Creek after thirty years at sea. Archibald Gelbert captains the Cutty Sark bound for Nova Scotia and Dawson Gelbert helms the Arthur H. Zwicker headed to Virginia.
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New York World News Service
New York
Cutty Sark
Arthur H. Zwicker
Newtown Creek
Archibald
Dawson Gelbert
Nova Scotia
Archibald Gelbert
Virginia
Milk in Fire Threat to Burling Farm Milkhouse
Fresh milk was used to fight a fire that threatened to destroy the milkhouse on George Burling's farm near Golfax Wisconsin. The blaze was discovered as the last cow was being milked.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
George Burling
Golfax
Auto thief escapes from Mansfield Reformatory
Word reached Cincinnati police last night of the escape from Mansfield Reformatory by William Kuhlman age 18 of 753 Armour avenue. He was sentenced March 26 for stealing the automobile of Mervin Bickley of the FE MLC A.
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Cincinnati
Mansfield Reformatory
William Kuhlman
Armory Avenue
Mervin Bickley
FE. Mlc. A
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