Police Urged to Combat Cincinnati Crime with New Tactics
The June 16, 1929 issue urges Cincinnati authorities to replace passivity with action against crime. It cites a fatal duel between a detective and a criminal enforcer, calls for united law enforcement across city and county, and endorses vigorous prevention and pursuit of gangsters. It notes recent killings and urges the public to back police efforts to “go get ’em.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Newport
Department of Public Safety
New York
Chicago
Broadway
Harlem
Windy City
al Woods
Johnny
Honolulu
Francisco
Golden Gate
Hune
New Yorker
New York World News Service
New York World Press Publishing Co
Saengerfest deficit noted as crowd funds cover
June 16 1879 Cincinnati column reports the twenty first Saengerfest of the North American Saengerbund ended with a 10 000 dollar gap between concert receipts and expenditures to be covered by the guarantee fund. Also covered are Wesleyan College class day events and a large St Peters Cathedral service amid fundraising notes and local editor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saengerbund
Ford
White Horse
Chicago
Bradfields
Bradfield
el Fay Cab Corporation
Whalen
The Farmer's Advice by ALFALFA SMITH
A light column urges readers to break routine and embrace small changes. It advocates trying new experiences like dressing differently visiting beauty shops or theaters to rejuvenate energy and cultivate anticipation.
Air Space Capacity Ignites Aviation Volume Calculation
The Department of Commerce states one square mile of air space can hold 69,980 airplanes. The math assumes 1,742 large planes cruising at a common level with adequate clearance, scalable in steps up to a practical height near 12,000 feet, implying any higher altitude remains feasible within the same total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Forgetful married men in London brain study
Two men with frontal skull injuries in London forgot their marriages while remembering earlier events. Dr Bernard Hollander cited the cases, noting recall of pre marriage events but not wedding bells, prompting humorous and varied reactions from celebrities and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Bernard Hollander
Mile
Casnova de Monrove
Maggie Dooley
Hackensack, N. J
Zita a Ex-Empress Fleeing in Privacy Amid Alpine Stay
Ex-Empress Zita of Austria nicknamed Mater Dolorosa endures loss and privation with fortitude yet seeks privacy. In Villard-de-Lans the Countess de Luzace and eight children, plus attendants, resided under strict orders to avoid attention. A public encounter revealed lingering royal recognition before the family relocated near Hendaye, Spain.
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Zita
Austria
Villard-de- Lans
Here
Alps
Countess de Luzace
Otto
Budapest
Hendaye
Spain
Enchantments of Delhi in Imperial Mogul Era
Delhi rose as British India’s capital after 1911, built to serve crowds and officials. The article recalls Delhi’s pre Muslim past, sieges, and the 1739 carnage, then paints the Mughal palace with white marble arches, screens, and the Peacock Throne set under a jewel canopy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delai Delhi
British India
Delhi
Shah Jehah
Young Amerryca submission column for youth voices
A day-by-day feature inviting under twenty writers to submit original material. The publication withholds author names upon request. Send submissions to Young Amerryca care of the Commercial Tribune, Cincinnati, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Young Amerryca
Care Commercial Tribune
Scientific Advances From Around the World
Reports from multiple nations describe progress in signal theory plant growth at night produce, footprint based identification, a Sumatra insect as a camphor substitute, North Carolina cyanite for high temperature use, and a railroad's move to electric dining car refrigeration using car power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
New York
Sumatra
North Carolina
Western Railroad
Paradise on Earth Inscription Cited in Hall Scene
A hall bears a Persian inscription declaring If there is a Paradise on the face of the earth It is this oh it is this. The line is cited as part of a 1929 feature service copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill & Thompson
Feat. Ser., Inc
Birthdays of notable figures recall royal and civic leaders
Today marks birthdays of King Gustaf V of Sweden born seventy one years ago George W Coleman Boston civic leader born sixty two years ago Dr Charles C Mierow Colorado College president born forty six years ago The Hon Arthur Meighen former Canadian premier born at St Marys Ontario fifty five years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustaf V
Sweden
George W. Coleman
Boston
Charles C. Mierow
Colorado College
New York
Arthur Meighen
Dominion of Canada
St Mary's
Ontario
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Tribune
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
King’s
Times
Forty-third and
Associated Press
Cincinnati Police Force
Greater
August Bruck
Gibson Hotel
The
Zoo
Direc
Zoo Management
United States
Andrea Chenier
Hanselmann
Templar Knights
William H. Schwartz
James Dillaby
Purdue University
Burnet House
Charles W. Schmitt
Old Heekin
Linwood
Mesdames DuBrus
James Heekin
Max Palm
T. J. Mulvihill
Amalgamated
Miami-Ohio Medical College
Albert Phelps
George F. Dieterle
Distilling Interests
Atlantic City
Wesleyan College
Katie Nash
College Lawn
Wesley Avenue
Miss Kline
Archbishop Purcell
F. A. Drexel
Philadelphia
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Josie Jones-Yorke
Tim Sullivan
Louis O'Shaughnessy
City
Evening Times
Fred D. Massey
Boat Club
Club
Rae
Jones
Gotham Daze
William R. Lipman
Hollywood Bank
Aline Phillips
West Eighty-eighth Street
Schuyler Telephone Exchange
Frederick W. Hiltonsmith
Montague Court
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Singer
Woolworth
No. 15
Broad Street
Transportation and
Equitable Trust
Femmes
Ray
James J. Montague
the Bell .Syndicate, Inc
Alfalfa Smith
Press Pub. Co
Igs
de Witt MacKenzie
Big Boy
Hollywood
Sultan of
Sahara
Archie Vere de Vere
Vere de Vere
Vera Cattish
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Mr. Vere de Vere
Cattish
Mayfair
Cuthbert Florence Rose
Mr. Keats Shelley
Carrie Water
Sandy Machrihanish
Logger Basham
Gene Tunney
Piccadilly
Tion
Hettie
Carol B. H
Jo Springfield
K. L
Telford Avenue
Wro's-Zoo
Firman Carswell
Uncle Fyfe
J. J
T. T. Topping
Grenoble
France
Temple Manning
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