The Commercial Tribune June 10 1930 local page notice
The Commercial Tribune daily issue dated Tuesday June 10 1930 from Cincinnati Ohio presents the standard masthead with publisher details and Associated Press attribution. It includes price information and the publication schedule for daily and Sunday copies.
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Commercial Tribune
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Associated Press
The Crusaders Promote True Temperance Crusade in Cleveland
Washington bystander E L Simpson reports on The Crusaders a new movement based in Cleveland advocating regulated liquor control rather than outright prohibition. The group draws high profile backers and aims to replace Prohibition with a sane temperance program while addressing crime and social ills.
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Crusaders
Cleveland
Fred G. Clark
The
L. C. Hanna, Jr
Dan R. Hanna, Jr
Charles H. Sabin
New York
John Hay Whitney
Lamont du Pont
John N. Garfield
John Cudahy
Donald Ogden Stewart
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
America
Commercial Tribune
Oh Go to Bed by Eliot Kays Stone
A brief dialogue between a father and son ends with the father steering the conversation to bedtime. The child questions dust and bodily elements while the father deflects with a bedtime cue. The exchange centers on dust as a metaphor for shared chemical composition and ends with the parent denying further discussion.
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Eliot Kays Stone
The Pacification of Mexico and American Sport
A satirical piece argues that, to avoid endless cattle raiding, Mexicans would take to American sports like football and baseball. It claims crowds cheer and xenophobic taunts emerge when a batter is struck out, implying sport cuts fighting urges and diverts youth from study and exploration.
Queen of Diamonds To Wed Levine Headline
This and That Answers to Correspondents notes witty items about Queen Mary outfits jokes on daylight saving time and a peek at literary hints with Conan Doyle and S S Van Dine amid jokes on ministers salaries and crime trends.
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Queen of Diamonds
Levine
Charley
Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmés
S. S. van Dine
Will
Philo Vance
Chestnut Tree Swap Prompts Curious Exchange
Sam notices a cheap watch on Doggy and asks the time. Doggy answers with a playful mispronunciation, prompting Sam to exclaim in disbelief.
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Sam
Doggy
Poem fragment contrasts girl’s value with trolley ride honesty
A humorous verse notes that any girl can be gay in a shiny coupe or ride taxis with cheer, but the truly worthwhile girl is the one who can smile when you take her home on a trolley.
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Senate
Borah
Grundy
Pennsylvania
George Norris
Hoover
Civic honors in Queen City as donors pledge vast gifts
June 10 1910 reports celebrate William Cooper Procter's $500000 gift to Princeton with conditions accepted and Mrs Mary Emery adding further millions toward equipment for the Ohio Mechanics Institute. George F Sands retires after 54 years as Cincinnati school leader as Hughes High pays tribute. Ohio Mechanics Institute graduates 44 with diplomas while 1200 students range 14 to 50. Weather rains with temperatures 54 to 62 degrees.
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Queen City
William Cooper
Procter
Princeton
Mary Emery
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Cincinnati
Shearer
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Date Jun 10 1880
Jealous political clashes end among Queen City Republicans after Garfield nomination. Democrats rally Tilden against Thurman. Col Len Harris announces reception for 10000 delegates, with committee members listed. Western Union telegraphers handle Chicago convention rush. Mrs M H Peabody organizes technical schools on Race Street. Mt Auburn Young Ladies Institute commencement features poems and addresses. Weather cloudy high 76.
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Queen City
Garfield
Samuel J. Tilden
Ohio
Allen Thurman
Big Thurman
Len Harris
Col. Harris
John F. Follett
Benjamin Robinson
Patrick E. Roach
Charles W. Woolley
Gen. Banning
West Fourth Street
John Kelley
New York
Mt. Auburn
Foibles of the Present Sparkling Jabs and Caustic Wit
A comic review of the Senate prohibition investigation with seven months of testimony boiled down. Witty exchanges lampoon dry and wet factions, witnesses like Eli Googin and Titus A. Drumm rattle through mock hearings, and quips on Jamaica ginger and George Washington punctuate the satirical record.
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Senate
Green Label
Scrabble
Southern Dry
Eli M. Googin
Kansas
Prohibition
Googin
Bingle
Prof
Oompah
Alumnae Plan Opera Night at Zoo With Many Clubs
Cincinnati alumnae committees announce Opera Martha at the Zoo Monday night with sales led by members of the Business Women's Club College Club Woman's City Club and the American Association of University Women. Ice Show tickets are also on sale and Varsity Beauties will assist at the Zoo. The League of Women Voters Country Fair tickets are selling fast with transportation arranged for suburbs and downtown pickup at Taft Auditorium.
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Cincinnati
Association of
University of Cincinnati
The
Zoo
Martha
Oliver Ogden Thompson
Earl A. Fertig
Business Women’s Club
College Club
Woman's City Club
American Association of University Women
Olga Knocke
Anna Teasdale
Maxwell Fuller
Howard Donnelly
Mariemont
Helen Rattermann
Woman’s City Club
U. C
Myron Kahn
Mary Holzman
Mildred. Eichert
Thompson
Montana
Fertig
East
John Pease
Eleanore Nippert
Rattermann
John Dalzell
William Abbott
Daniel
League of Women Voters
Albert
Berne
Cunningham Road
Camargo
Alfred Kreimer
Motor Corps
Avondale
Rockdale Avenue
Reading Road
Clifton
Ludlow
Clifton Avenues
Hyde Park
Oakley
Walnut Hills
Boulevard
McMillan
Madisonville
Madison Road
Taft Auditorium
Main
Doctor Believes Cold Germ Isolated and Vaccine Planned
Dr Merlin L Cooper associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Cincinnati Medical School says he has isolated the germ that causes colds and is working on a vaccine. He explains detection relies on early stages and notes experts Pfeiffer and Doull discuss verification and testing of the cultures.
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Cooper
J. A. Pfeiffer
University of Maryland Medical School
Baltimore
Pfeiffer
Chicago
Cincinnati
W. B. Wherry
Pediatric Foundation
William Cooper Procter
Scientist Tests Germ Theory For Common Cold Causation
Baltimore reports that Dr. J A F Pfeiffer of the University of Maryland Medical School identifies a microscopic organism as the cause of the common cold. Dr. James A Doull leads ongoing research funded by the John J Abel fund with several scientists testing this theory.
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Baltimore
J. A. F. Pfeiffer
University of Maryland Medical School
Compmn
James A. Doull
John J. Abel Fund
Meat poisons 34 two die in Reading outbreak
Two dead and two others critically ill in a Reading meat poisoning case traced to tainted meat. Coroner Wm Ammarell says at least thirty more residents across different areas are ill, with investigation ongoing into the food supply.
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Reading
Ammarell
Zoo Concert Features Hahn Orchestra and Soprano
Theodore Hahn Jr and his orchestra perform at the zoo with Hallye Nester soprano Clifford Lang and Harry Willsey pianists and the violin octet. Highlights include The Big Parade grand march Myddleton sketch and an Indian war dance.
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Theodore Hahn, Jr
Hallye Nester
Clfford Lang
Harry Willsey
Myddleton
30000 Shriners Swarm Toronto for Convention
Toronto opens its streets to twenty nine thousand Shriners for the international convention with wreath laying at the war memorial plus parades drills and demonstrations. Temples from Akron Milwaukee La Crosse Boston Peoria join in as hotels fill and visitors stay in Pullman cars. A Indianapolis gun club fires salutes as city decorations light up.
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Toronto
War Memorial
Exposition Grounds
Akron
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Wis
Boston
Peoria
Ill
Indianapolis
Hoover Seeks $25,000 For Roosevelt Memorial Arch
President Hoover asked Congress for a 25 000 appropriation to erect an arch memorial to Theodore Roosevelt at the boundary of Clark and Flathead National Forests in Montana. The monument honors Roosevelt leadership in forest conservation and would mark the Rocky Mountain summit area.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Clark and
Flathead National Forests
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Roosevelt
Cleveland Gains Hold as Sixth City in U S
Cleveland, Ohio reports census figures confirming it will remain the nation’s sixth largest city for the next decade with a population of 901,482. St Louis sits at 817,334, while Los Angeles leads the pack near fifth or fourth place with 1,231,730. Detroit figures await to determine runner up to New York Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Ganking
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Detroit
Trinity
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Senate gets house bills on crime commission urged
Washington June 9 The Senate Judiciary Committee referred house bills implementing the Law Enforcement Commission program to clear federal courts of congested prohibition cases to a subcommittee. The measures include authorizing juryless trials by U S Commissioners and defining minor violations of prohibition laws. The study group features Senators Gillett Hastings and Dill.
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Washington
House
Law Enforcement Commission
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Gillett
Massachusett
Hastings
Delaware
Dill
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