Commercial Tribune June 18 1929 front page item
Cincinnati newspaper dated Tuesday June 18 1929 prints daily price two cents and Sunday seven cents. The page lists publication details and news sources with Associated Press credit and sales points in New York City and Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and
Broadway
Associated Press
Mistake To Make a Hero of an Aviator Hobo Who Menaced Lives
The passage discusses public views on the church's civic role, remarks by Gov. Cooper and Mayor Seasongood on church and state relations, and the need for good government. It criticizes hero worship of a hobo at a Paris welcome for three aviators who faced danger, urging restraint and safety over sensationalism. It also notes disarmament talks between Dawes and MacDonald and honors Gen. Bramwell Booth, highlighting his life of service and the Salvation Army's mission.
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Central Christian Church
Commemora
Cooper
Seasongood
Tern
Gov. Cooper
Frances
Assolant
Lefevere
Lotti
Paris
Lindbergh
France
United States
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Finis
Gen. Booth
Army
Army Council
Church of the Poor
MacDonald Borah Talks Hint at Sea Rights Accord
A Washington bystander reports that British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald has been in unofficial contact with Senator Borah about a possible visit to Washington to confer with President Hoover. The piece notes Borah’s leading role in the 1930 cruiser bill amendment, which urged treaties regulating belligerents and neutrals at sea and possible premeeting negotiations ahead of 1931 armament talks.
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Washington
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Borah
United States
Hoover
Senate
MacDonald
London
Reed
Missouri
Bruce
Maryland
Congress
One Way To Win and City Happenings in 1909
A 1909 column argues against snobbery and praises self-made progress citing Ford and Edison. The piece notes Cincinnatians at the Atlantic City wine and spirits convention naming Kugel as president and Freiberg as vice president, along with Zionist dialogue, city engineers, a fifty year church anniversary, a charitable pastor, a bon voyage, and early plans for night baseball as promoters test a new start with Cincinnati and Newport teams.
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Cincinnati
Newport
New York Stars Watch Yellow Bird Saga And Broadway Moves
New York coverage sketches Pauline Parker and Jean Assolant amid the Yellow Bird flight headlines while noting showman reactions to Arthur Scheiber and Edward W. Browning events. Al H. Woods shifts Frankie and Johnny to New York as Chicago controversy lingers and Vina Delmar’s Bad Girl eyes a stage run.
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Vina Delmar
Crosby Gaige
Bright
New York
World News Service
New York World) Press Publishing Co
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 18 1879
The Cincinnati Commercial notes a trustee’s dual role issue with Aleck Ferguson as general counsel and trustee for a new railroad company, seeks trustee action, and reports commencement at Wesleyan College with Julia Martin salutatorian and Jennie Vail valedictorian. It covers Southern Railroad bond auction won by Sweet & Co of Boston, Theodore Thomas summer concerts at Highland House, a Reds score 9 6, and commentary on stockingless fashion curiosities and reactions.
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Southern Railroad
Aleck Ferguson
Ferguson
Wesleyan College
St. Paul’s Church
Julia Martin
Lexington
Jennie S. Vail
J. M. Walden
Sweet & Co
Boston
Cincinnati
Theodore Thomas
Highland House
Miss Universe pageant provokes varied postwin remarks
Contest reactions flood in from multiple states and regions as Miss Austria is crowned Miss Universe 1929. Several contestants voice complaints of fraud, miscount, or cosmetic concerns while pledging future campaigns and continued fashion plans.
Penny Candy Still Sells Strongly in Year
The piece notes penny candy remains popular with sales accounting for 26 percent of total, exceeding 48.8 million dollars. Two and three-for-a-cent varieties lead in popularity among buyers.
Young Amerryca column seeks youth submissions
This day by day column invites original material from anyone under 20 for publication. Writers may request anonymity. submission address is Young Amerryca care Commercial Tribune Cincinnati Ohio.
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Young Amerryca
Care Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Quote from Herman Herzog on repeating actions
A provocative remark states that one should repeat any action already done while contrasting it with a fat woman lying on the floor and placing her big toe in her mouth. The quote presents a sexualized and potentially offensive image.
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Herman Herzog
Adolescent Views Divorce Causes Letter Column
An unsigned Cleveland area reader and Harold Lankford of Cameron Junction Missouri critique divorce laws and propose amendment ideas. The writer jokes about broadcasting and a Middletown Ohio letter praising a radio host, noting playful remarks about fashion and summer stock.
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Harold Lankford
Cameron Junction
Five Die in India Riot in Durban Asiatic Quarter
In Durban Natal on June 17 a riot in the Asiatic quarter left one European and four natives dead and ten Europeans and forty one natives seriously wounded. The violence arose from a dispute in a native eating house.
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Durban
Natal
Barberton arrests Ronald McDonald on murder charge
Ronald McDonald 40, wanted in Detroit for murdering his wife, was arrested by Barberton police tonight after using the alias Mueller.
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Barberton, O
Ronald McDonald
Detroit
Barberton
McDonald
Mueller
Lutheran pastor resigns for Buffalo call
The Rev. Herbert A. Bosch of St. Pauls Lutheran Church Mansfield resigns to accept the pastorate of Concordia Lutheran Church in Buffalo New York. He will assume the new charge September 1 and begins duties June 17.
Carmen at the Zoo with Miss Glade in Key Role
Cincinnati audiences heard a new Carmen at the Zoo last night with Coe Glade delivering a strong title role. Ralph Errolle as Don Jose and Mario Valle as Escamillo impressed, while Lydia Dozier as Micaela and Louis John Johnen as Morales supported a lively ensemble and polished staging though pacing lingered in places.
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Coe Glade
Carmen
Errolle
Don Jose
Robert Aura Smith
Cincinnati
the Zoo
Isaac van Grove
Miss Glade
Ralph Errolle
Zoo Company
Mario Valle
Escamillo
Lydia Dozier
Micaela
Louis John Johnen
Morales
The
Zoo
Natale Cervi
Cavadori
Elizabeth O’brien
Violet Summer
Willard Schindler
Zuniga
Herman Tappo
Lilla Pastia
Star boarder sought to prove landlady poisoned son for cash
In Belair Maryland Harford County and Pennsylvania Railroad police searched for James Aberts a former boarder at Hattie Stone's home. Mrs Stone is charged with killing her fifteen year old son George to obtain $1200 left by his father and $645 from his life policy. A witness testified Stone admitted the poisoning to gain the money and a claim for the policy had been filed two days after the boy's death. The habeas writ was denied.
Baptists Choose Young Bostonian for Convention President
Alton L. Miller of Boston aged 39, a layman, was recommended as president of the Northern Baptist Convention. Miller, a Harvard graduate who worked in candy manufacturing and taught at Harvard and the University of Michigan, faces possible election along with Rev. Dr. David Jones Evans of Kansas City as vice president.
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Denver
Northern Baptist Convention
Alton L. Miller
Boston
Harris
New York
Miller
Harvard University
Harvard
University of Michigan
David Jones Evans
Kansas City
Bain Nominated for Mississippi River Commission
Washington June 17 The nomination of Lieut Col Jarvis J Bain of the Army Engineer Corps to join the Mississippi River Commission as successor to Col Edward H Schulz was reported favorably to the Senate by the Commerce Committee.
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Jarvis Bain
Washington
Jarvis J. Bain
Army Engineer Corps
Mississippi River Commission
Edward H. Schulz
Senate
Commerce Committee
Buckner Mexican War survivor dies at 101 in Paris Missouri
William Fitzhugh Buckner died at his home in Paris Missouri at age 101. He was one of the last two survivors of the Mexican War of 1845 leaving Owen Thomas Edgar of Washington DC as the sole remaining survivor. Edgar marked his ninety eighth birthday today.
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William F. Buckner
Paris
William Fitzhugh Buckner
Owen Thomas Edgar
Washington, D. C
Edgar
Widow Receives $9.15 Million From Pratt Estate
In New York on June 17, a transfer tax appraisal shows financier John T. Pratt who died two years ago left his entire net estate of 9.15 million dollars to his widow Congresswoman Ruth Baker Pratt. The gross estate was 9.80 million dollars.
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New York
John T. Pratt
Ruth Baker Pratt
Two Escape Insane Asylum In Columbus
Two men escaped from the Columbus State Hospital for the Insane by removing a transom over a ward door. Police sought Herbert Mayhew, 30, of Bellaire, and Riobert Haugherty, 20, of Cambridge.
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Columbus
Columbus State Hospital
Herbert Mayhew
Bellaire
Riobert Haugherty
Cambridge
Salvation Army Leader Bramwell Booth Dies at 73
England mourns Gen Bramwell Booth long leader of the Salvation Army who died Sunday at 73. His funeral will be held next Monday with royal and public honors. The body will lie in state Friday and Saturday at Congress Hall Clapton before burial at Abney Park Cemetery London.
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Hadley Wood
England
Britain
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Gen. Booth
Abney Park Cemetery
London
Albert Hall
Higgins
Booth
Congress Hall
Clapton
Committee to Study Compulsory Auto Insurance in Ohio
A committee from Ohio business and professional groups will be appointed by the Insurance Federation of Ohio to study compulsory automobile liability insurance. Edward C. Stone of Boston, president of the employment group, says insurers cannot ignore liability insurance but cannot force the public to buy it. The federation aims for a thorough study to shape its stance and offer constructive solutions to auto accident issues.
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Columbus
Insurance Federation of Ohio
Federation
Edward C. Stone
Boston
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