The Commercial Tribune June 13 1920 Cincinnati Sun Page
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio on June 13 1920 with the date and masthead. Details include publisher Harry W Brown and pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Editorial and Associated Press notices appear on page.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Ohio Acclaims Her Son for the Presidency
The Commercial Tribune salutes Senator Warren G. Harding as Ohio honors its distinguished son. The piece lauds his conservative, patriotic leadership and his campaign stance of openness, fair fight, and merit over office seeking. It applauds the convention’s choice and predicts national endorsement.
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Choice and Talent in Work and Education
The piece argues that people drift toward discontent due to modern pace and choice, urging study of a child’s talent and cultivation of that gift. It cites Dean Schneider on fitting work to aptitude, warns against rigid conformity, and stresses devotion and loyalty to one’s tasks for efficiency.
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Dean Schneider
Chicago
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Devcon
New York's Largest Theater Proving a White Elephant
New York's Capital Theater on Fifty first Street and Broadway, the citys largest with 6000 seats, faced a rocky start but rose after price cuts and a mix of musical numbers and film. Carl Rothapfel, the miracle man, reshaped its fortunes, while observers pondered the fate of other grand venues and historic hotels in a changing metropolis.
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Carl Rothapfel
Metropolis
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Dillingham
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Capital Theater
Fifty-first Street
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Samuel Rothapfel
Miracle Man
Milwaukee
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Pennsylvania
Hammerstein
Victoria
B. O. O. McIntyre
West Seventy-second Street
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Ben Atwell
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati News Highlights
Weather cool and cloudy with 74 degree high. Ben Eggleston announces another campaign for Congress, straining ties with rival James W. Fitzgerald. Local boards fund the Mechanics and Manufacturers Exposition and approve the Rockport Railroad project. Methodist ministers oppose licensing women preachers. City Hospital treats 200 patients. School Board appoints Robert Demeker as Drawing Superintendent amid factional deals. St Paul’s M E Church aids worker George Jaynes’ family after a fatal fall. Willam A. Murray and Miss Winter wed. Academy of Medicine memorial for Dr Langdon Rives. Reds beat New York Mutuals 16 to 3 in a test game. Brooklyn Atlantics next. Saenger festival opening prompts citywide holiday preparations and parades. Covington Democrats name N B Stephens as chair after declines. Mayor race narrows to several candidates with Grant winning. Local sheriff and county posts filled amid party chatter. A sermon closes with a call to neighborly action and MOSES references.
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Allison
Cincinnatis
New York
Cincinnati
Atlantics
Brooklyn
Vine Street
Fourth Street
Covington
N. B. Stephens
George A. Yates
William Condell
Alex Montgomery
Linus Hand
John Richards
R. A. Athey
J. C. Howard
John Levis
Robert Richardson
A. D. Foster
William L. Grant
Grant
William Leathers
W. H. Tebbs
Weden’o’neal
W. W. Williams
Frustrated Neighbor Visitor Haunts Quiet Street
A comical storm of a doorstep caller disrupts a home life as a pushy guest negotiates furniture, wine, and breakfast while probing beliefs and lifestyle. The narrator quips on modern manners and a rambunctious intruder who will not be kept up.
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Dick Ernst
Be a solid investment in your own career
Advice on valuing workers as investments, urging employees to act as paying assets. It argues that earning power, visibility, and results drive salary growth, noting that top firms recruit successful managers and that never paying worth leads to replacement. It promotes viewing self-worth as capital yielding wages.
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Notable anniversaries this day span naval planners and artists
The list recalls Gustavus Vasa Fox born 1821 in Saugus who shaped Civil War naval strategy, Camilla Urso born 1842 in Nantes and Anna Cora Mowatt debuting in New York, the 1853 Toronto Bradford railway line opening, the 1895 Sault Ste. Marie Canal completion, Theodorus P. Delyanius assassinated as Greece's Prime Minister, and the 1917 Chinese Parliament dissolution.
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Nantes
France
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America
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Toronto
Bradford
North Dakota Convention Opens at Minot
Today the North Dakota Sunday School Association starts its annual convention in Minot during Community Sunday. At Princeton University a memorial dedication honors Johnny Poe, famed Princeton athlete and World War I casualty, on Poe Athletic Field.
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Minot
Baylor University
Texas
Poe
Johnny” Poe
Princeton
Princeton University
All Blush Now Play on Poe and Censorship
Playwright Eugene Walter comments on a New York publisher's conviction for obscenity, calling the novel harmless and mocks the critics. He cites a joke about a school principal telling girls to blush at the next statue in the Met, illustrating the era's reception of provocative art.
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Eugene Walter
New York
Metropolitan Museum
Scrubwoman Quip Cuts Through Official Language
Representative Frear interrupts a report with a jab about official language. He recalls a government scrubwoman dispute ending in a letters exchange about alleged ocular and nasal contusions, highlighting the irony of formal phrasing.
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Thaw Dull Week on Stock Market Signals Market Stabilization
A calm week on the stock market shows no major buying or selling, while call money spiked to 10 percent and the Federal Reserve rediscount rate hints at deflation. Rail and transportation gains, steady credit, and hopeful export and crop data point to a possible market uptick once political and economic conditions clarify.
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Europe
Today’s Birthday List Honors Notable Figures
Sir Charles Parsons, inventor of the steam turbine engine, is celebrated today for turning sixty six. William Butler Yeats, famed author and playwright, marks fifty five years since birth in Dublin. Henry Davison of New York, head of the American Red Cross War Council, born in Troy, New York, is noted on his fifty third birthday. Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, retired U.S. Navy, born in Lyons, New York, marks six years since birth.
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England
William Butler Yeats
Dublin
Henry Davison
New York
American Red Cross War Council
Troy
N. Y
Bradley A. Fiske
Lyons
Mutiny in French Black Sea Fleet Reported at Odessa
One year ago today reports described a mutiny within the French Black Sea fleet at Odessa. The same time a shipwreck near Aguascalientes left two hundred Mexicans dead.
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Aguascalientes
Sidney Luncheon Honors State Club Leader as Ivy Poisoning Riles
One hundred club women gathered at the First Presbyterian Church in Sidney to honor Mrs. W. H. Sharp of Columbus, who missed the event due to ivy poisoning. Mrs. A. B. Selby spoke on the state scholarship fund, and Miss Jessie Ayers Wilson led the musical program.
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Piqua
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Greenville
State Scholarship Fund
Jessie Ayers Wilson
Floyd L. Black to Tour Europe for Peerless Bread Machine Co
Floyd L. Black of this city sails from Boston on June 23 aboard the Victoria for a business trip to Europe representing the Peerless Bread Machine Company. He will visit England France Belgium and Germany during the extended journey.
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Peerless Bread Machine Company
Victoria
Boston
England
France
Belgium
Germany
Death of Mrs. Rachael Hewitt in Green Township
Mrs. Rachael Hewitt age 82 died at her son John Cowan's home in Green Township from injuries suffered in a fall five weeks earlier that fractured her right hip. Survived by one son and brother George W Hagerman of Green Township. Funeral services at Plattsville Methodist Church at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon. Burial at Plattsville Cemetery.
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Daily Journal
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Quincy
Shelby County
Camp Taylor
New Haven
Conn
I. W. Hedges
Bethel Clark
Fern Miller
Eldorado
Kan
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Rachael Hewitt
John Cowan
Green Township
George W. Hagerman
Plattsville Methodist Church
Plattsville Cemetery
Fight for Green County Prosecutor Nomination Promised
F L Johnson files declaration to force a contest for Green County Prosecutor with J K Williamson as rival. Incumbent Harry D Smith not seeking re election. Two hundred Knights of Columbus attended a St Bridget's School banquet with H A Higgins as toastmaster. Speakers included Dr Ryan of Dayton and Arthur Leen of Dayton.
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Green County
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J. K. Williamson
Harry D. Smith
Knights of Columbus
St. Bridget’s School
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Dr. Ryan
Dayton
al J. Ward
Albert Burke
Doepenbrock
Yellow Springs
Arthur Leen
Spiritual side of business highlighted at June banquet
Daniel E. Weigle education director of the American City Bureau spoke on the spiritual side of business at the June banquet. Harry A. Higgins Dayton IRS officer and Chamber of Commerce vice president was toastmaster. Dr. S. D. Fess of Yellow Springs filed his declaration for the Seventh District on the Republican ticket.
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American City Bureau
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Internal Revenue
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Yellow Springs
Greene County Fair Price Commission Appointed
John Pfeifer of Ohio names a five member commission to oversee fairness in Greene County. The panel includes A. E. Faulkner as chairman from Commercial and Savings Bank, Mrs. William Wilson, C. L. Jobe, Thomas Gilroy of Xenia, and O. E. Bodfute of near Xenia.
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John Pfeifer
Ohio
A. E. Faulkner
Commercial and Savings Bank
William Wilson
C. L. Jobe
Thomas Gilroy
Xenia
O. E. Bodfute
Near Xenia
Franklin Bride and Groom Named in Local Notices
The marriage of Miss Gladys Schwytzer to Ray Kinder set for June 20 in Franklin Ohio. Miami Chautauqua season features Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink and a notable musical program. marriage licenses issued to Walker Wadsworth and Effie Hollingsworth. Stanley M West and Myrtle Roberts. Harvey Stevens and Aurelia Grillo.
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Lebanon
Effie Hollingsworth
Oregonia
Stanley M. West
Myrtle Roberts
Franklin
Harvey Stevens
Aurelia Grillo
Kings Mills
Nicklas and Geiskemeyer Wed in Dayton Ceremony
John Nicklas of this city announced his marriage to Miss Kimma Geiskemeyer a nurse at the Orchard Grove Sanitarium. The wedding occurred last Saturday in Dayton.
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Kimma Geiskemeyer
Orchard Grove Sanitarium
Dayton
Freight Rate Rise Meets Pacific Coast Opposition
Pacific coast and Southwestern State Railway Commissioners opposed before the Interstate Commerce Commission the proposed increases in railroad freight rates. J B Campbell of Spokane warned that higher rates without labor resolution would hurt shippers and the public across several western states.
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Prohibition Jibe At Luncheon Via Corkscrews Tale
Elihu Root joked at a New York luncheon about the harm of prohibition to business. He cited a corkscrews sale where the only offer came from a music publisher trading corkscrews for a ton of drinking songs.
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Elihu Root
New York
Root
Ohio Banks Report Record Resources in May 4 Call
Ohio banks under state supervision show total resources at 1.323 billion on May 4, the highest in history, with deposits near 1.133 billion and loans to 800.95 million. Since May 1, 1916 resources climbed 562 million, deposits up 500 million, and real estate loans rose 12 million from February 28.
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Wilson Accepts Pershing Resignation Proposal
Secretary Baker writes General Pershing that if he retires the President would likely grant the request. The letter notes Pershing’s role in reorganizing military affairs and implementing officer promotion plans, and expresses confidence Pershing would respond to the country’s call in an emergency.
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Perkins Expected to Recover Soon in New Bulletin
New York financiers George W. Perkins may recover from a serious nervous breakdown after months of overwork. Doctors say complete rest and seclusion are needed, with Perkins now at a Stamford, Connecticut sanatorium. Bulletin signed by Drs. Henry Moffat and Charles Sumner Fisher.
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George W. Perkins
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Henry Moffat
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Oscar Fischer Heads Knights of the Grip at Cedar Point
Ohio Grand Council United Commercial Travelers selects Dayton as 1921 convention site. Officers elected include Grand Counselor Oscar Fischer of Columbus, Grand Junior Counselor Frank F. Sidwall of Norwalk, Past Grand Counselor W. S. Trace of Zanesville, Grand Secretary R. S. Somerville of Dayton, Grand Treasurer O. M. Sree Srnessee, and Conductor C. H. Rupert of Portsmouth.
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Zanesville
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Motor trucks seen as vital to solving national transport woes
An analysis argues that farming needs efficient transport and rail limits hinder movement. It asserts 2.4 million freight cars are hampered by short hauls and congestion, urging motor truck use for distances up to sixty miles. It portrays trucks as essential, profitable, and supportive to railroads, addressing a core national problem.
Understanding Drive Forces in Automobiles From the Weldon Motor Car Co
G Timnic of the Weldon Motor Car Company explains driving forces in cars and three methods to counteract torque. He details torque tube housing, torque arms, and the Hotchkiss drive, noting how each absorbs drive thrust and torque reactions for smoother operation.
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Weldon Motor Car Company
Cleveland Six
Kissel Agricultural Division Aims for Dependable Farm Transport
Kissel Motor Car Company of Hartford Wisconsin highlights its Agricultural Division as the science based solution for farmer transport. Engineers and transportation specialists adapt gear ratios axles springs and truck bodies to farm land conditions and regional demands. The division serves farmers from New England to the Pacific Coast ensuring durable efficient trucks for grain cattle tobacco dairy and other produce.
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I. D. Ault
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Pacific Coast
Proper Tube Insertion Guidelines From B F Goodrich
B F Goodrich Rubber Company promotes careful inner tube handling to prevent punctures. Emphasizing partial inflation before insertion and keeping the stem side visible, with smooth distribution of the tab, reduces friction and seal failure.
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