The Commercial Tribune June 9 1925 edition note
The Commercial Tribune published daily in Cincinnati Ohio announces its Tuesday June 9 1925 issue details. Publisher Harry W Brown lists offices and street sales points in New York and Cincinnati. The paper notes Associated Press news dispatch rights and price information for daily and Sunday copies.
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Commercial Square
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Associated Press
Silent Politics of the President's Northwest Trip
President Coolidge visits the Northwest for the Norse centennial in St Paul and Minneapolis with a warm reception. Senator Lenroot's followers join the party, fueling speculation about Lenroot versus La Follette in the current campaign.
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Great Northwest
Twin
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Marine Band
Lenroot
Washington
la Folletté
Wisconsin
la Follette
Death's Busy Day Reflects High Mortality Rates
The Commercial Tribune notes that sixteen of thirty first page dispatches record deaths from murder, storms, heat, drownings, and accidents, totaling a mor tuary roster of 152 with additional non fatal casualties. It reflects on pervasive violence and mortality in American life.
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Commercial Tribune
Dawes and Bellairs clash over parliaments loud march
The piece draws parallels between General Dawes and Commander Bellairs as reformers of parliamentary debate. Both seek to curb filibuster and excessive speech while remaining vocal, with limited early progress but persistent, aggressive efforts.
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Carlyon Bellairs
House of Commons
Charles G. Dawes
Ohio
Kellairs
Cincinnati Highway Plan Seeks Nine United States Routes
State Highway Director L A Boulay predicts at least nine highways through Cincinnati will become United States routes linking the region to northern and southern states. The Cincinnati Automobile Club backs surveys and conferences to secure Cincinnati's share, as officials join a delegation to advocate for thorough, science guided road development.
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Cincinnati
L. A. Boulay
Ohio
Queen City
United States
Boulay
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Old Gags and New Dramas Spark Faint Echoes of Truth
A 1925 Bell Syndicate poem satire contrasts a playwright who shuns new ideas with a writer who cannibalizes ancient gags. Audiences mistake novelty for wit while critics note antiquated lines. The piece ends with a brisk joke about Americans in France seeking beer.
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Solomon
Abel
Cain
Doubly Oneroous Alcohol Limits Stir Both Sides
Doctors say current alcohol use limits harm patients and exhaust the patience of many others amid growing public debate over drinking policies.
Morning city sketches and mosquito science notes
A vivid New York dawn scene portrays early risers and subway chatter, hotel flirtation watchers, and a street census of workers. Then Dr Reed explains how the National Public Health Service studies mosquitoes, tracing their movement from barns to cabins to chicken houses to outhouses with stained specimens to map dispersal by as much as a mile.
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Broadway
Subway
National Public Health Service
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Health Service
M. A. Barber
T. B. Hayne
Arkansas
National Health Service
King Feature Synd., Inc
Writ of error in Rufer murder case granted
The Supreme Court of Ohio allowed a writ of error in the Rufer murder conviction and ordered retrial for Rufer and his partner Egner in the tanyard murder case. Attorneys George E. Pugh and Mr. Illigan hailed the decision as a victory. The same writ had been allowed in Egner’s case.
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George Rufer
Herman Schillings
Tanyard
Egner
George E. Pugh
Mr. Illigan
Cincinnati News Highlights Planting Roosevelt Tree and Social Events
The University of Cincinnati marks a yearly tree for Theodore Roosevelt to honor forest preservation with local society members aiding the project. Alice Roosevelt attends a Reds Park ball game and a Pillars dinner hosted by Mrs. Arthur Stem. Fresh Air Farm opens with new facilities funded by Mrs. Thomas Emery and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann. Alexandria residents petition to quiet roosters on Gilbert avenue. Mrs. Josephine Reehl’s husband’s shop aids workers as she loses a hand in an accident. Judge Rufus B. Smith criticizes local schools during the University School cornerstone ceremony. Weather: clear to cloudy with 56 to 74 degrees.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Annie Laws
Catherine Peachy
David Workum
McLean Blair
Charles Fleischmann
Anne Harrison
Alice Roosevelt
Red’s Park
Arthur Stem
the Pillars
Former President of the American Medical Association Featured
For Your Welfare And Your Success highlights a former president of the American Medical Association. The piece underscores career milestones and public health advocacy influential in medical circles.
Questions and Answers Quiz From 1925 Newspaper
A set of ten general knowledge questions asks about geography biology and history with tomorrow’s publication promising answers. It includes topics such as the Asiatic water buffalo the carabou and Teheran the capital of Iran.
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Florida
Garter Snake Stroll Delights Forest Hills Neighbor
In Forest Hills L I a garter snake wandered from a garden of W P Beazell sliding along walks and grass in search of prey. It paused near a vine corner eyeing Beazell with a motionless gaze before calmly retreating under a leaf and vanishing from sight.
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W. P. Beazell
Forest Hills
L. I
Mr. Beazell
West End School Site Sold for 125000 to Be Named Heberle
The Board of Education bought the Jung Breying Company property at Bankstreet and Freeman Avenue for 125000 in cash to replace the Twenty seventh District School with the Heberle School. The site covers 39000 square feet with 300 feet on Garden Street and 4313 feet on Bank Street. The school will honor Joseph Heberle for promoting free textbooks and kindergarten expansion, with Gustav Drach as architect.
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Gustav Drach
Union Board of High Schools
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Union Rd
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Federation of Churches
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Federation
John J. Vogelpohl
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Plumbers’ Association
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Hartwell Avenue
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Mothers’ Club
Samuel Aci
Charles Handley
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In Love With Love at Cox Pleases Hot Night Audiences
Stuart Walker Company delivers two hours of solid fun in a breezy comedy at the Cox theater. Ruth Hammond shines in the lead, with strong turns by Earle Larimore Donald MacDonald Larry Fletcher and Leonore Sorsby. The play by Vincent Lawrence unfolds around a compelling love triangle and engaging misunderstandings.
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New York
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Donald MacDonald
Walker
Larry Fletcher
Leonore Sorsby
Rikel Kent
Albert E. Thompson
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