Commercial Tribune June 18 1930 Cincinnati edition
Daily issue of The Commercial Tribune dated Wednesday June 18 1930 from Cincinnati Ohio. Published by The Commercial Tribune Publishing Company at 410 Commercial Square. Harry W Brown publisher and president notes Associated Press rights and local news origin. Daily price two cents Sunday seven cents.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Associated Press
City planning debate over Fifth Street widening continues
The City Planning Commission and City Council debate East Fifth Street widening with support from Chamber of Commerce and Cincinnati groups. Officials promise formal review while property owners delay, amid public policy discussions and local fraternal observances.
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City Council and Planning Board
City Planning Commission
Fifth Street
Council
Planning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
William Licht
Licht
East Fifth Street
Cincinnati Automobile Club
W. T. Calerdine
Bridget Farry marches on City Hall for Walker critique
Bridget Farry, once in McManus trials lore, stood outside City Hall for hours with a printed placard attacking Mayor Walker. Police kept order as she shouted, claimed Irish roots, and accused him of associations, then faded from the scene.
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New York
Bridget Farry
City Hall
Walker
Park Central Hotel
George A. McManug
Rothstein
Ireland
Bridget
County Kerry
Wit and Wisdom Collected Aphorisms
A compact set of maxims on self awareness trust and happiness. It emphasizes the value of a useful mind and warns against misplaced faith and greed. The pieces offer reflections on prudence, time, and personal conduct with concise moral observations.
To a Mosquito in the Night
A speaker contrasts a lone foe with a mob of mosquitoes, praising bold single combat but fearing the collective, while comparing the insect to snakes bears and sharks. The verse laments massed attack and ends with a note on road advertisements lacking hill and river details.
No Competition Behind Zeppelin Time Table Printing Privileges
No competition described as printers strive for publication privileges for the Zeppelin timetable. The report notes printing establishments working hard to secure access amid unspecified hurdles. The piece remains focused on the struggle for privileges and the absence of rival efforts.
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 18 1910 features Chamber split on merger
The Cincinnati Commercial notes Chamber of Commerce factions clashing over a proposed merger with the Business Men's Club with a vote by ballot. Also covered are Buckeye GOP leaders and St. Xavier College commencement, tax talks, Reds losses, and fair weather.
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Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Club
Gen. Ryan
James M. Glenn
Antis
Chamber
Albert Bettinger
George Dieterle
B. H. Kroger
Cincinnati
Papa's Paris branch and a redhead dream
A playful dialogue between Carol and her son Mickey centers on a traveling salesman's Paris branch, imagined kings and redheads. Mickey negotiates wishes for a redhead, a green lollypop, and a future mansion built from blocks as Carol drifts between humor and affection.
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Carol
Michael
Papa
Prince of Wales
Paris
Mickey
Mamma
Naval Treaty Advocates Win By 14 to 4 Set Vote Monday
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves the London naval pact by 14 to 4 and schedules a Monday vote. Republicans Johnson Moses New Hampshire and Robinson plus Farmer- Labor Shipstead support postponement. Chairman Borah and others oppose delay as officials push rapid treaty action.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Rep
Cal
Hoover
Moses
New Hampshire
Robinson
Indiana
Shipstead
Minnesota
Goff
W. Va
Black
Ala
Borah
Capper
Kansas
Gillett
Massachusetts
Reed
Pennsylvania
Fess
Ohio
la Follette
Wis
Vandenberg
Michigan
Swanson
Virginia
Pittman
Nevada
Arkansas
Walsh
Montana
Harrison
Mississippi
George
Georgia
Wagner
New York
Senator Black
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Stimson
Elk Hills
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Adams
Standard Oil Company of California
Charles F. Hughes
Naval Operations
H. H. Rousseau
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Hilary P. Jones
Burglars Grab Divorce Case Papers From Count von Buelow's Widow
Mrs. Lottie Brenner Dechow, widow of Nathan Brenner known as the Millionaire Alderman, reports burglary at her Sheridan road mansion. Papers in her divorce suit were taken while she was away. Police pursue Henry Dechow, held on a false affidavit charge in a Crown Point marriage license case. Earlier incidents include bandits with jewels and a balcony shooting, none harming Mrs. Dechow.
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Chicago
Lottie Brenner Dechow
Count von Buelow
Sheridan Road
Dechow
Nathan T. Brenner
Henry
Henry Dechow
Crown Point
Ind
Louisville Man Kills Wife Then Dies by Suicide
In Louisville Kentucky on June 17 Harry B Driver 72 shot and killed his wife Mamie E Driver 56 then killed himself. The couple had sold their dry cleaning plant to the government for 117200 for a new Post Office site}
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Louisville
Harry B. Driver
Mamie E. Driver
Today's anniversaries include notable scientists and writers
A list of birth and death dates for figures such as Denison Olmsted born Hartford 1791 died New Haven 1869 McDonald Clarke the Mad Poet born Bath 1798 died New York 1842 Samuel Longfellow born Portland 1819 died Cape Elizabeth 1892 Edward Morse born Portland 1841 Lester Ward born Joliet 1841 died Washington 1913 H Clay Evans born Juniata County 1848 died Chattanooga 1921
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Denison Olmsted
Hartford
Conn
New Haven
McDonald Clarke
New York
Bath
New York City
Samuel Longfellow
Portland
Cape Zabeth
Greece and Turkey to begin naval parity talks
In official circles Greece and Turkey plan soon to start negotiations on a naval limitation pact based on parity of their fleets.
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Athens
Greece
Turkey
Dirty shirt mystery stalks Chicago laundries
In Chicago a man with a dirty shirt threatened a Chinese laundry pair, Don and Sam Pang, who refused him service at night. He returned with a hatchet shouting he would have his shirt washed. Police are on the case and searching for the man.
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Chicago
Don
Sam Pang
Arizona Senator Attacks Boulder Dam Plan In Senate
Senator Ashurst of Arizona denounced the Boulder Dam project on the Senate floor arguing it staffers Arizona with no water and branding the deal as a grim irony. He recalled a newspaper editorial criticizing Arizona water rights and warned against federal subsistence and bribes. He asserted Arizona will not be coerced or dominated by coastal interests.
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Federal Health Department
Hoover
Senate
Washington
House
Arizona
Ashurst
Arizona Depat
Colorado
California
Chicago Probes Gang Alliance With Politics
Chicago faces investigations into crime and political corruption as a special Springfield session rebukes Mayor Thompson. Lawmakers assign blame to City Hall leaders amid gang violence, a Tribune reporter's murder, and policing shakeups led by interim Chief Alcock.
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Chicago
Wiliam Hale’ Thompson
Springfield
Michael Igoe
Little Red Riding Hood
United States Senate
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Senate
Illinois
Thompson
Cook County
Igoe
House
William Russell
John Stege
Alfred J. Lingle
Tribune Crime Reporter
Denis J. Normoyle
Criminal Court
Iron Man
Eight Detroit Kidnappers Held on $800000 Bonds
Detroit police and state officers pursue eight alleged gang members with six others at large. Five suspects Harry Hallisey Howard Barkley Mr and Mrs Stanley de Long and James Riley faced habeas corpus hearings before Circuit Judge Arthur Webster. Bonds set at 800000 total with five held at 75000 each and Riley at 25000.
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Detroit
Arthur Webster
Harry Hallisey
Howard Barkley
Stanley de Long
James Riley
Elkhart
Ind
Riley
Grandson of Millet Sentenced for Forgeries
In Melun France on June 17 Jean Charles Millet grandson of the painter of the Angelus was sentenced to one year in jail for obtaining money on false pretenses tied to forging and selling paintings as his grandfather. Authorities say a thousand Millet canvases were sold as originals though wall executed.
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Melun
France
Jean Charles Millet
Angelus
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