Commercial Tribune Front Page June 13 1929 Cincinnati
The Commercial Tribune, established 1798, publishes daily in Cincinnati Ohio under publisher Harry W. Brown. The paper notes availability in New York City at Schultz's News Stand and Grand Central Station and Hotaling's News Stand. The Associated Press is credited for news dispatches. Price is 2 cents daily and 7 cents Sunday.
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Trade protests over Cuban sugar tariff rise in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Foreign Trade Association and other local business groups condemn a 50 percent tariff increase on Cuban sugar in the House tariff schedule before passage in the Senate. They warn the move endangers Cuba’s sugar industry and the local trade with Cuba, urging a balanced protection strategy to safeguard both home industries and Cuban markets.
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White House antics and Texas quartet plan stir Washington
Washington gossip covers a prize story with a bored child meeting the President and a chaperone quip. It weighs a farm bloc scheme to split Texas into four states and notes Henry M. Robinson as a possible head of the Federal Farm Board, plus a humorous Jahnecke pants remark at a White House function.
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New Orleans
The Talkies Voice Clash in a Moonlit Scene
The critic notes a contrast in a film scene where the villain booms with hoarse hatred while the heroine, expected gentle, delivers a loud booming line. The June Los Angeles night mood amplifies the shock as the clash unsettles the viewer despite a sweeping romantic backdrop.
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Raskob May Hear German Overtures After Debt Payoff
A political figure, after reducing the Democratic campaign debt, could consider overtures from Germany. The disclosure suggests potential engagement with German interests following financial stabilization.
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An Added Burden Turns Neighbors Into Tax Radio Feud
A brief note on community strain as a resident complains that his neighbor’s radio worsens life with persistent noise. The piece frames the issue as a modern nuisance amid common burdens like taxes. A local figure voices concern about ongoing disturbance and calls for quiet.
Earth Wobbles as Politicians Run the World
A playful take notes that the earth wobbles while arguing its governance by politicians. It casts the globe’s movement as a satirical consequence of political leadership and decision making.
Judge defends decorum over Yale taunts amid Taft era praise
Judge D D Woodmansee rebukes Yale grads for unseemly taunts toward President Taft. He says decorum required restraint now that Taft leads the nation and credits Yale only with finishing touches, while other groups claim him too. Also notes marathon win by Lowell Draper and broad New York social sightings. Weather fair.
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Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Banquet and Festivities
Fifty years ago in Cincinnati events include a farewell banquet for Dr. Roberts Bathelow at Good Samaritan Hospital with praise from Ohio Medical College faculty and city officials, a Silver goblet tribute by Sister Anthony, and Dr Bathelow heading to Jefferson Medical College. Also noted are a Saengerfest at Music Hall with Annie Norton and Emma Cranch, Gen. John McMakin’s passing, Glendale College silver anniversary with 211 graduates, Mile. Helene Thiers balloon ascent, and a showery day in 69 to 86 degree weather.
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Philadelphia
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Dawson
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Music Hall
Annie Norton
Emma Cranch
Flora Mueller
Michael Brand
Eckert
Glendale College
Dr. Covert
Margaret Wiley
Elizabeth H. Pearce
J. G. Monfort
Pompeii Election Posters Reveal Ancient Campaign Tactics
Excavations on Pompeii reveal street posters from a 1st century campaign praising Lucius the brewer and attacking rivals. Women and even grandmothers influenced votes, with messages about wine, virtue, and appearances, showing election fervor persisted after the lava burial.
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Birthdays of Yeats Allen Weber Highlight Obscure Names
Today marks anniversaries for William Butler Yeats born in Dublin sixty four years ago and Lois Weber born in Allegheny forty three years ago. Dr. James E. Allen of Davis and Elkins College Virginia is noted as fifty years since birth at H bron Virginia.
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Young Amerryca Submissions Invite Community Writers
A day-by-day column invites clever readers to submit original material for publication. Writers may request withholding of their names and should send drafts to Young Amerryca care Commercial Tribune Cincinnati Ohio.
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Frank W. Geiger
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Cincinnati
Stockings and jokes on WSAI radio show
A radio host on WSAI at 7 PM invites listeners to a lively broadcast featuring topical humor and a longer running gag about stockings. The column includes verse fragments, reader submissions, and light satire about flappers and car woes, ending with a call for audience feedback.
First Venice news sheet Ga zette named for gazette coin
The 1536 Venice news sheet Ga zette derived its title from the gazette's price. Watt introduced horse power as a steam engine power unit defined as 550 foot pounds per second, a standard exceeding typical horse-drawn power.
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Venice
Gazette
Rum Ship Weighs Stabilizers For Balast Ballad
A ballast ship carries heavy substances for stability though lacking cargo. Rum, the island in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland, is noted. Fish are highly reactive to weather, a fact common knowledge the article asserts.
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Rum Is An Island of the Inner Hebrides, Scotland
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