The Commercial Tribune imprint and distribution note
The Commercial Tribune published daily and Sunday editions from Cincinnati in 1793 style, with distribution details for New York City newsstands Schultz’s News Grand Central Hetaling’s News Stand and a note on Associated Press credit. It lists prices and shows a scanned historic page fragment.
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Sebults
The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Forty-second Street
Grand ‘Central “Station
Hetaling
Times Building
Forty-third and
Broadway
Associated Press
Herstu
Sowing the Wind and Reaping the Whirlwind
Analyze Chicago crime dynamics and law enforcement, noting repeated gang rounds and assassinations. The piece argues vice fuels crime through tolerated corruption, and that weak enforcement entrenches organized crime, with repeated gang leader killings and public displays of loyalty.
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Chicago
New York
Middle West
Windy City
Golfers Special Service Bridges Church and Course
A Flushing Congregational Church pastor and golf club directors created a joint Sunday program from 8 30 to 9 proving recreation and worship can coexist. Attendance at both church and course was strong and the arrangement was commended as wholesome compromise in life’s balance.
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Cincinnati
Flushing
N. Y
Traffic Regulation by Education in Safety Efforts
A column argues education can foster traffic safety if people accept guidance. It laments resistance to advice from motorists and pedestrians, notes failures of voluntary instruction, and warns that compulsory measures may be needed to curb reckless behavior while criticizing social attitudes toward authorities and education.
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McClinton&Pope-Shepherd
Kingdom of Heaven
More Truth Than Poetry By James J Montague
A compact verse column urges readers to speak plainly and face facts. It blends satirical quips about honest talking with light social critique, warning against hypocrisy while nudging readers to be truthful in everyday exchanges.
Cheese cops threaten copycat curd crackdown
A tongue in cheek note rails at European cheese managers trying to make copies of their product illegal. The speaker mocks the idea while saying Limburger remains unconcerned by such moves. The piece critiques imports and job concerns with a humorous tone.
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Limburger
With a Little to Spare A Greer Apple Day Keeps Doctor Away
A playful note suggests small savings sweeten life and preserve the doctor’s time. The line frames frugality as a daily perk, likening apples to practical support for health and transport.
Aquatic dinners and coastal tastemakers of New York life
A humorous peek at aquatic dinner parties, poolside banquets, and stylish urban and Long Island homes. The piece notes lavish pools, expensive rents, Bowery lodging names, fashion shifts to colored shirts, and social schemes reflecting 1925 New York society.
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New York
Comic Weekly
Long Island
Mayfair
Steve Brody
Brooklyn Bridge
Annette Kellerman
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Democracy at Columbus Convention
The article recalls Hamilton County leaders in Columbus for the centennial convention. Judson Harmon opposed Samuel Hunt for lieutenant governor and backed Whitman for Supreme Court. Harmon received congratulations from his 100-year-old mother in Randolph New York. Other items include Masons' chartered boat voyage, deaths and condolences, a jailer’s death, Cincinnati Stamping Company incorporation, and a stereoptical lecture at Robinson's Opera House for the Home of the Friendless.
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Hamilton County
Columbus
Judson Harmon
Jimmy Fitzgerald
Samuel Hunt
Judge Whitman
Harmon
Whitman
Randolph
N. Y
Cincinnati
Robinson's Opera House
Watch Your Baby's Weight and Growth Today
Dr Reed urges careful monitoring of a baby's cries as communication, weighing records, and steady growth. Track nude weights with dates, note grip strength, limb resistance, flesh solidity, sleep patterns, and feeding cues. Healthy babies sleep long, stay hungry, and show pink lips and clear skin.
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King Feature Synd., Inc
Questions and answers from a 1925 paper quiz
A reconstructed quiz lists ten geography and science prompts with answers from yesterday and promises tomorrow’s solutions. Topics include Bessarabia location and fate, Bible collection, bacteriology pioneer, early US Golf Association members, and other general knowledge items.
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Bessarabia
Romania
United States Golf Association
Equator
Australia
Strait of Gibraltar
New Guinea
Greenland
Borneo
China
Africa
Pythagoras
Quito
Rheims
Press Publishing Co
Golden ragwort and related Senecio plants in rural meadows
A compact description of squaw-weed or golden ragwort Senecio aureus, its height, leaf shapes, and yellow flower heads. Notes on the genus, silvery pappus, and the common groundsel, with reflections on how Senecio welcomes vacationers and evokes childhood memories. Authored by J. Otis Swift.
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Europe
Ging
de Candolle
Senecio
North America
J. Otis Swift
N. Y
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Events and Graduations
Twenty years ago, The Commercial Tribune listed Cincinnati winners of a Europe trip, Hamilton and Covington honorees, and Newport participants. Union College held commencement with four diplomas. city beautification plans failed due to soft soil. While digging for the Cincinnati Southern Terminal men uncovered a long wine cellar, a human skeleton, and Spanish coins.
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Cincinnati
Tribun
Europe
the Commercial Tribune
Estelle Krippner
Mayme J. Hunt
H. I. Falconer
Mattie Lynch
Catherine Bates
Ira Lulu Henry
Lettie Pentland
Theresa Schlide
Mayme B. Traynor
Eveline Schmitt
Alice Mary Jewell
Hamilton County
Nora Frey
Margaret Suthoff
Sarah Phillips DeVore
Lalon Irene Workman
Emma Wilder
Eliza Stoms
Hazel Bell McFarlan
Covington
Linda May Miller
Bertha Geiswein
Mae Walker
Ann E. Frxymuth
Newport
Ed C. Farrell
William Lohstroh
Lulu Belle Frass
Dayton
Cincinnati Southern Terminal
Race Street
Front
Commerce Streets
Surplus Workers Reported in Cincinnati Norwood District
The Department of Labor reports a surplus of machinists shoeworkers clerical helpers and farm hands in the Cincinnati and Norwood area with plants running part time. Approximately five job seekers exist for every farm labor position amid ongoing building activity.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Cincinnati
Norwood
Department of Labor
Goose Hangs High at Cox Theater in Cincinnati
Stuart Walker company presents the comedy Goose Hangs High at Cox Theater starting Monday. Cast includes George Alison Earle Larimore Donald MacDonald Aldrich Bowker and others with Lucy Marsh opening and singing two song groups. European violinist Erich Serantin to perform as added opening attraction. Reserved-seat sales for the concert season began yesterday.
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COX
Stuart Walker
Cincinnati
Cox Theater
George Alison
Earle Larimore
Donald MacDonald
Aldrich Bowker
Riker Kent
Boyd Agin
Charles Lyon
Ruth Hammond
Teresa Dale
Eugenie Curtis
Leonore Sorsby
Marjorie McLucas
Elizabeth Taylor
Frank Waller
Lucy Marsh
Miss Marsh
Erich Serantin
College of Music
Circus Week comes to Palace Theater with vaudeville style acts
The Palace Theater begins Circus Week on Sunday turning the stage into a big top. Barton Bros presents a vaudeville styled program featuring elephants bears clowns ponies and aerial acts along with Sully Mack Wainfield Francis and Ross and Du Ross in song and comedy. The Great Diamond Mystery screens as the feature attraction.
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Palace
Palace Theater
Barton Bros
Sully and
Mack
Clifford Wainfield and Company
Francis, Ross and
du Ross
Fifth Avenue Models at Lyric Theater Opens Sunday
Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry star in Fifth Avenue Models at the Lyric Theater with Rosemary Theby Betty Francisco Rose Diane Josef Swickard and Helen Lynch in supporting roles. The story, drawn from Muriel Hines The Best in Life, follows a New York mannequin who supports a gifted yet financially struggling artist father.
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LYRIC
Fifth Avenve Models
Lyric Theater
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Rosemary Theby
Betty Francisco
Rose Diane
Josef Swickard
Helen Lynch
Muriel Hines
Miss Philbin
New York
Monster at Capitol Theater with Lon Chaney
The Monster starring Lon Chaney opens at the Capitol Theater this Sunday in a comedy thriller based on Crane Wilbur's stage hit. Gertrude Olmsted Hallam Cooley and Johnny Arthur play key roles as Chaney portrays an asylum inmate who seizes control and forms his own staff of fanatics.
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Capitol
Lon Chaney
Capitol Theater
Crane Wilbur
Gertrude Olmsted
Hallam Cooley
Johnny Arthur
Chaney
The Mad Whirl Adaptation Next Week
Keith's feature The Mad Whirl adapts Here's How by Richard Washburn Child. It is a half serious half humorous tale about how parents cope with jazz and cabaret mad children as the younger generation strains their limits.
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F. Keith
Keith
Richard Washburn Child
This Woman at Walnut Theater Leads Irene Rich in Title Role
A Walnut Theater photo feature next week stars Irene Rich as This Woman with Ricardo Cortez Clara Bow Marc McDermott Louise Fa zenda and Creighton Hale. Adapted from Howard Rockey novel the plot follows a gifted girl seeking opera fame who faces countless compromises in New York.
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Walnut
Walnut Theater
Irene Rich
Ricardo Cortez
Clara Bow
Marc McDermott
Louise Fazenda
Creighton Hale
Howard Rockey
New York
Unknown film at Strand Theater next week
The Unknown, Mary Roberts Rinehart’s novel in film form, will play at the Strand Theater next week. Virginia Valli stars with Percy Marmont Margarita Fisher Francis Feeney and John Roche in a nurse’s romance among three suitors and dramatic twists.
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Strand
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Strand Theater
Virginia Valli
Percy Marmont
Margarita Fisher
Francis Feeney
John Roche
One Year To Live at Family Theater Opens Week
Family Theater offers the cinema program for a week starting Sunday led by Aileen Pringle Antonio Morenzo and Dorothy MacKaill in lead roles. Supporting cast includes Sam De Grasse Rosemary Theby and Joseph Kilgour. Adapted from John Hunter story with Society functions and Monte Carlo providing the setting.
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Family Theater
Aileen Pringle
Antonio Morenzo
Dorothy Mackaill
Sam de Grasse
Rosemary Theby
Joseph Kilgour
John Hunter
Monte Carlo
Golden Jubilee Concerts Open Eight Weeks with World Famed Soloists
Sunday marks the opening of an eight weeks season of the Golden Jubilee concerts. World famed soloists will open with an orchestra of fortun e selected men from the ranks of the Cincinnati Symphony.
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ZOO
Cincinnati, Symphony
Coney Island Gears Up With Divers World Meet Arrival
Coney Island expects heavy crowds for ten days of recreation with long rides on the Island Queen and Island Maid, vast shade areas, free tables, and dancing on the Queen and Moonlite Garden. The highlight is a world class diving and swimming competition featuring Johnny Weissmuller at the great pool on Saturday.
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Coney Island
Coney
Johnny Weismuller
Chester Park Announces Week of Free Entertainment
Chester Park will host a week of free entertainment to attract visitors amid hot weather. Sunday night in Chester Lake features a giant fireworks display as part of the festivities. The vaudeville bill next week is headlined by Dawson, Lanigan and eyes, dancers, Banjo Jones, Duffey and Daisy, the Howes, and Wray's Manikins.
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Chester Park
Chester Lake
Chester
Dawson
Lanigan
Eyes
Banjo Jones
Duffey and
Daisy
Howes
Wray
Guard Troops to Take Part in Defense Day
National Guard units in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky will take part in July 4 Defense Day events treated as a regular drill day. The plan emerged from a Ft Hayes conference with Brig. Gen. D A Aultman Adjutant Generals Henderson Kerschner and Kehoe. Local authorities will decide the celebration details.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Ft. Hayes
D. A. Altman
Fifth Corps
Frank D. Henderson
Ohio National Guard
William H. Kerschner
James Kehoe
Aultman
Henderson
Kerschner
Gilda Gray Wins Custody for Son to Fund Education
Milwaukee June 17 Gilda Gray formerly Marianna Michalski has gained custody of her son Martin II to ensure a university education. Following her 1923 divorce from John Goreki the court awarded custody to the mother amid affidavits claiming Mrs Boag earns enough to educate the boy and is worth over $100,000.
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Milwaukee
Gilda Gray
Marianna Michalski
Martin II
Gilda
John Goreki
Gil Boag
Boag
Goreki
Bigotry condemned as menace to American liberty and government
The speaker denounces bigotry and fanaticism while warning that overburdened government curbs liberty. He cites the Oregon school case, calls for reducing governmental burdens and focusing on crime, and urges unity across race creed and color to combat injustice. Awards and diplomas follow from Rev. Brockman introducing recipients in various colleges and schools.
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Land
Supreme Court of the United States
Oregon
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