Commercial Tribune Bulletin Monday June 15 1925
The Commercial Tribune publish date and distribution details for Cincinnati Ohio. Publisher Harry W. Brown announces availability in New York at Schultz's News Grand Central Station Hotaling's News Stand and Times Building. Associated Press rights noted.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing
Amercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Commercial Tribune Ie
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times Building
Forty-third and Broadway
Associated Press
American Safety The Constitution and civic duty
The piece argues that broad public familiarity with the U S Constitution strengthens American patriotism and loyalty. It cites a California initiative by the Better American Federation to study the Constitution, reassert citizen responsibilities, oppose anti constitutional theories, and defend private property and constitutional rights.
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California
National Republican
Better American Federation
America
United States
Weak Education Behind University Exam Cheating
A Wisconsin case where three thousand UW pupils allegedly bought and used stolen exam questions for ten dollars each. The incident prompts questions on moral training and the adequacy of public schooling from primary to university levels, suggesting systemic lapses in both character and intellect.
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University of Wisconsin
United States
Wisconsin
War Draft and Peace Policy Proposed at West Point
Acting Secretary of War Dwight F. Davis told West Point graduates that there will be no slackers or profiteers if war occurs again. He argued the draft binds labor and capital to shared sacrifice, a path toward lasting peace, while noting the lesson of frugal value from a modest court judgment.
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America
Dwight F. Davis
United States Military Academy
West Point
College verses on plumbers and success in life
A poet muses on the value of college for engineers and tradespeople, arguing that plumbers may succeed without lengthy study. The piece questions how a college fits a craftsman whose career grows with age and steady demand. It shifts to brief asides about reformers and pedestrian road crossings.
Baby water guidance amid New York nostalgia and tips
A column blends O O McIntyre diary glimpses of turn of the century New York with a medical note on giving babies water between feedings. It notes Dolan's ham and beans and a former waiter with a $50,000 estate, then advises parents to offer cool water between feeds to rest digestive powers and foster a water drinking habit.
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Dolan
Park Row
Dolan’s
Archie Gunn
John Brisben Walker
Julian Ralph
Bill Nye
Bob Ingersoll
Mrs. Green
King Feature Synd., Inc
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 15 1875 Items
A Cincinnati Commercial recap from June 15 1875 covers John Robinsons show on Lincoln Park, Bishop Wood’s recovery and Philadelphia Archbishop appointment, and Archbishop Purcell’s party. It notes Kentuckians disrupting rail right of way, a Grant County clash, and Democratic primaries in city wards. W H Adams elected School Buildings Superintendent, two-year tenure set, water works scandal enters new phase with grand jury, Moody and Sankey evangelist visit plans lose momentum.
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Cincinnati Southern Railway
Grant County
W. H. Adams
Board of Education
John McCammon
Adams
Daughters Observe Flag Day. George A. Gray Dies
Flag Day ceremonies by Daughters of the American Revolution at the Country Club on Grandin road featured remarks by Mrs. Adam Gray, Cincinnati chapter regent, with music by the First Regiment Band and a flag drill by youths. George A. Gray, head of the George Gray Company machine tool makers and a Third National Bank director, died at his Mitchell avenue home after retirement from active work.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Country Club
Grandin Road
Adam Gray
Cincinnati
First Regiment
George A. Gray
George Gray Company
Mitchell Avenue
Third National Bank
For Your Welfare And Your Success Former AMA President
Former president of the American Medical Association emphasized welfare and success in a speech or write up. The excerpt highlights advocacy for health and professional guidance.
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The
American Medical Association
Quiz Answers From Yesterday and Today
Answers printed from a 1925 Press Publishing Co. feature include biblical calf origins, cameos from a country, father of modern cartoons, American patriots and early cartoonists, the North Star, Philistine geography, Czecho Slovakia capital, Ark construction years, and U S petrified forest location.
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North Star
Czecho- Slovakia
United States
Cape Matapan
Greece
Europe
Hawaii
Molokai
Luzon
Philippine
Manila
Lausanne
Switzerland
Press Publishing Co
Palace Theatre VAudeville Offers High Caliber Acts
Manager Roy H Beattie promises top quality vaudeville and delivers with Motif de Danse led by Jeane Upham assisted by Trana Brothers Scherer and Griffin. Bob Yates Evelyn Carson perform Getting Soaked with song. Vaughn Comfort returns as Vaudeville’s John McCormack with Harriet Lois and Ben Smith. Also Douglas Charles Just Different and Mitchell Brothers plus Paul Brothers. The Forty-First Door features Allene Ray in Chickie. The Age of Innocence screens at Family Theater with Elliott Dexter and Bayne offering restored drama.
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Roy H. Beattie
Palace Theater
Palace
Jeane Upham
Theodore Bekefu
Alex Hudiakoff
New York
Miss Upham
Trana Brothers
Alex Scherer
Dolores Griffin
Bob Yates
Evelyn Carson
Yates
John McCormack
Vaughn Comfort
Harriet Lois
Ben Smith
Smith
Douglas Charles and Company
Mitchell Brothers
Paul Brothers
Allene Ray
Frogs of the Golden Club Shore Through Time
Near Queens Village Long Island a pond hosts a tribe of tiny cricket frogs and microscopic crustaceans. The shore supports yellow star grass violets and oaks while spring brings their distinctive music. The piece notes centuries of natural life as housing encroaches.
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Golden Club
Queens Village
L. I
Orontium Aquaticum
J. Otis Swift
N. Y
Birthdays for Johanna Gadski and Sir Charles Mosro
Today marks the birthdays of operatic and concert star Mme. Johanna Gadski born in Ancam Prussia fifty three years ago and General Sir Charles Carmichael Mosro born sixty five years ago who led the British Dardanelles expedition in 1915.
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Mme
Johanna Gadski
Ancam
Prussia
Sir Charles Carmichael Mosro
Dardanelles
Any Woman at Capitol Theater Prompts Discussion on Female Equality
The Capitol Theater shows Any Woman a Arthur Somers Roche story about a capable young woman entering business to rival men. The plot follows her struggles and ultimate downfall as she faces equal competition and temptations, with strong performances by Alice Terry and supporting cast including Ernest Gillen Margarita Fischer James Neil and Lawson Butt.
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Lyric Theater
Chickie
Elenore Meherin
Dorothy Mackaill
Hobart Bosworth
John Bowers
Gladys Brockwell
Myrtle Stedman
Olive Tell
Capitol
Capitol Theater
Arthur Somers Roche
Alice Terry
Ernest Gillen
Margarita Fischer
James Neil
Lawson Butts
Chickie Chooses Love Over Millionaire Dream
Chickie, a young woman with dreams of a millionaire life, marries a humble suitor despite disillusionment. After married life begins with regret, the husband reforms and promises future happiness as the couple faces new challenges and a hopeful turn in their story.
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Chickie
Chicklie
The Necessary Evil at Walnut Theater
The Necessary Evil is presented as a mild drama of love and power at Walnut Theater. Viola Dana leads a capable cast with Ben Lyon as the promising young stepson, adapted from Uriah's Son by Stephen Vincent Benet.
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Walnut Theater
Uriah’s Son
Stephen Vincent Benet
Viola Dana
Ben Lyon
Mrs O Leary in Film at Keiths Barriers Burned Away
Movie note reports a comic yet historic turn with the Mrs O Leary legend appearing in a minor role in Barriers Burned Away at B F Keiths Theater. The cast includes Mabel Ballin Frank Mayo Wanda Hawley and Tom Santschi as pivotal figures in the silent film set around a Chicago fire century past.
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Keith's
Mrs. O'Leary
Chicago
B. F. Keith
E. P Roe
Mabel Ballin
Frank Mayo
Wanda Hawley
Tom Santschi
Coney Island Busy as Swimmers Enjoy Ideal Sunday
Crowds flocked to Coney Island for a sunny weekend with the Island Queen and Island Maid vessels full of pleasure seekers. McDonald California Orchestra performed by the plunge and at Moonlite Garden, while a new sand barrier fence directs bathers under a triple shower. Upcoming events include a June 20 aquatic meet featuring Johnny Weismuller and a June 25 bathing beauty contest with over 100 entrants.
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Coney Island
McDonald's
California Orchestra
Coney
McDonald
Island Queen and Island Maid
Coney Pool
Johnny Weismuller
Findlay Market Association
Proud Flesh at Strand Theater Aims for Drama
Strand Theater presents Proud Flesh adapting Lawrence Rising novel sections with strong San Francisco earthquake scenes. The plot centers on a Chinese servant seeking his master's body and a love triangle with a plumber and a Spanish nobleman. Eleanor Boardman stars with Harrison Ford and Pat OMalley delivering notable performances.
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Strand Theater
Lawrence, Rising
San Francisco
Europe
Eleanor Boardman
Harrison Ford
Pat O'Malley
Beverly Bayne Returns to Screen in Age of Innocence
Beverly Bayne, once a prominent film star, makes a comeback to the screen in Age of Innocence. The article notes her prior fame and describes her recent appearance and public reception.
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Beverly Bayne
Record Crowds Enjoy New Pro grams at Chester Park
Record crowds flocked to Chester Park for a day of free entertainment. More than 16 000 entered Chester Lake bath house while hundreds more sought shade in the theater dance palace and gardens. Vaudeville featured the Hoosier Boys and Jessie with novelty dancing and a string of new song and dance acts along with various musical performances.
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Chester Park
Chester Lake
Tropical Gardens
Lakeside Inn
Hoosier Boys
Jessie
Dewilfred
Bohman
George
Nettie Foste
Bill
Margaret Faust
Dance Palace
MacKenzie Sisters
Buddy Harris
Happy Hottentots
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