The Commercial Tribune June 20 1929 issue details
The Commercial Tribune established 1793 published daily in Cincinnati Ohio announces distribution points in New York City at Schultz's News Stand Grand Central times building news stand and Hotaling's News Stand. It notes Associated Press affiliation and price and date for the June 20 1929 edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Eee Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and
Associated Press
Anglo American Policy for Peace and Naval Reduction
In a joint public statement Dawes and MacDonald urge united world action for peace with naval cuts as a first priority. They stress inclusive cooperation among nations and the need for statesmen to lead, aided by naval experts, to prevent disarmament from inviting peril.
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Friends of World Peace
Dawes
MacDonald
Edmund Burke
Moderation and modernist clash in early 20th century notes
The column blends advice on moderation with art world chatter. It covers Earl Carroll Theater plans to show Rio Rita under RCA with R. E. O. productions, rumored takeover of a Broadway theater, and Homer St Gaudens visiting Pittsburgh for 400 paintings from 14 countries. It also imagines Spitzbergen as a one-car utopia, amusing readers with a census of global vehicle counts and a hypothetical Olaf Bjohnson driving alone on a vast island.
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Earl Carroll
R.E.O. Productions
Radio Corporation of America
Colony
Broadway
Fifty-fourth Street
Homer St. Gaudens
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Institute
Baltimore
St. Louis
Europe
St. Gaudens
America
New York World News Service
New York World) Press Publishing Co
Bjohnson
Spitzbergen
Utopia
Supreme Court Rules Voting Machines Legal in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that voting machines are legal once proper laws are in effect in July, reversing a 1900 decision in a case brought by Automatic Registering Machine Co. against F. D. Green. The decision was among 26 handed down as the court clears its docket before summer recess.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Automatic Registering Machine Company
F. D. Green
East Cleveland
East
Cleveland
Automatic
Green
Joseph Hefferman
Youngstown
Harry Engle
Engle
Summit County
Ary Overfield
Fred W. Albrecht Grocery Company
Mary Overfield
Supreme Court
Grocery Company
Cuyahoga County
Helen M. Reed
John M. Reed
State Industrial Commission
Angelina Fiore
Catherine Hawkins
Union Trust Comany of
D. Hawkins
I Trust
Rosario Porelli
Acher
Sheldon Kinsel
Perry County
Robert Deavers
Common Pleas Court
Plea In Justification On Cowardice As Illness
The speaker reframes cowardice as a disease from illness not personal failing. He recalls fear during burglary, traffic stop, and childhood threats, attributing reactions to poor health rather than lack of nerve. He notes lifelong anxiety from intimidation and danger, explaining current fear is tied to his medical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Too Much Competition in New York Meat Market
New York faces market failure as buyers focused on stock trading leave meat and vegetables undersold. Traders report scarce time for shopping, price pressure, and shifting consumer habits amid the high value market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Turnerbund Anniversary Parade Plans Stir Cincinnati
June 20 1909 crowds flocked to the thirty year National Turnerbund celebration with Julius Fleischmann as Grand Marshal directing final parade orders. City leaders Col Chries F Hake Vice Mayor Galvin and others led event management while Democratic factions teetered over mayoral backing. Cincinnati Symphony secured Hugo Heermann as Concertmeister amid plans for a union Calvin anniversary observance and a Wartime Veterans’ banquet. Phillies beat Reds 2 to 0 in fair weather.
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National Turnerbund
Julius Fleischmann
Grand Parade
Wason
Chries F. Hake
Galvin
William Klein
Ray Hillenbrand
William Lueders
After All Owen D Young Could Be Democratic Nominee
The remark notes serving the country and questions if Owen D Young should seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 1932. It frames his extensive public service as a factor in political consideration.
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Owen D. Young
Dull Season Ahead as New Channel Swim Fleet Departs
The season looks quiet with little to anticipate besides the departure of a fresh fleet of channel swimmers. The article notes a muted outlook for upcoming events and shifts in swimming activities.
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati from The Cincinnati Commercial
June 20 1879 banquet highlights Whitelaw Reid Ohio Editorial Association at Highland House. Speeches by Halstead Smith Bickham Hickenlooper Fitzgerald Massey with editors touring city sights then proceeding to Colorado trip and University commencement at Pikee's Opera House noting six graduates including three from Brazil and locals Marsh Baldwin Beamer. Varsity reports 409 pupils and School of Design emphasis. Ohio Eclectic Medical Association session in Cleveland adopts Dr Scudder plan. Cincinnati Reds suffer another 6 0 loss to Boston amid fair weather 56 77 degrees.
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Whitelaw Reid
New York Tribune
Ohio
Highland House
Whitelaw
Cincinnati Press
The
Press of Ohio
Reid
Murat Halstead
Richard Smith
Maj. Bickham
Gen. Hi
Cincinnati University
Pikeée’s
Opera House
Brazil
Frederick Ogden Marsh
Ward Baldwin
Miles Beamer
School of Design
Samuel Hunt
Hunt
J. M. Scudder
Cincinnati
Ohio Eclectic Medical Association
Cleveland
Food poisoning blamed in death of children
Chicago doctors became convinced food poisoning caused the deaths of five Markowski children and threatened the others. Six year old Richard and his 17 month old half sister Doris were hoped to recover as Lorraine, aged three, died, followed by Agnes eight and Chester nine.
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Chicago
Edwin Markowski
Richard
Doris
Lorraine
Agnes
Chester
Detroit Girl Wins National Beauty Contest
Miss Marion Boyd of Detroit has won the national wayside beauty slogan contest among high school students with The phrase This Is Your Country Beautify It. She beat about 6000 competitors and will receive a three day Detroit to Washington trip where President Hoover will present her certificate.
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New York
Marion Boyd
Sixteenth Street
Detroit
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Boyd
Washington
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Price -Jones
Harry Harkness Flagler
Rockefeller
Aghways
Red Cross Presents Life Saving Prizes Here
At a Cincinnati event the Red Cross honored four local residents for life saving work. Elmer F. Hunsicker presented national award certificates to W. F. Armstrong and Gustave Stecher along with service badges for Helen Hoffman and Katherine Snyder who taught life saving and examined applicants.
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Red Cross
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
West
Ninth Street
Elmer F. Hunsicker
Woodward
Armstrong
Bell Telephone
Gustave Stecher
Helen Hoffman
Oliver Road
Wyoming
University of Cincinnati
Katherine Snyder
Ruth Avenue
Cincinnati Public Recreation Department
Two Couples Injured in Night Auto Crash Near Hamilton
Two Cincinnati couples, Cecil McGuffey 18 and Joseph Muscari 18, along with Miss Martha Jensen 17 and Miss Edith Sullivan 17, were injured when their car hit a concrete culvert on Mill road near Banklick road. They were taken to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Cincinnati
Mill Road
Banklick Road
Cecil McGuffey
Richmond Street
Joseph Muscari
Dayton Street
Martha Jensen
West Ninth Street
Edith Sullivan
Freeman Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Young America column seeks youth submissions
A day by day column titled Young America invites original material from anyone under 20. Writer’s name may be withheld on request. Send submissions to Young America care Commercial Tribune Cincinnati Ohio.
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Young Amerrryca
Care Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Open column for light gossip and tasteful pride
The piece notes a hot day and declares an open column for frivolous tidbits with one exception. It references The Literary Digest praising Young America as an interesting idea well carried out. The dialogue quips about Ethel’s clothes and mutual approval.
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Literary Digest
Digest
Timely Advice From Ohio River Beaches
A short quip from J. M. Rewport of Kentucky warns readers at Ohio River bathing beaches not to strike a man while he is brown, delivering a cautious humor on conduct.
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Ohio River
J. M. Rewport
Whimsical notices and a jail sentence headline a Cincinnati column
A Sandusky reader cites a pun about gravity and suspenders. A drunk man is jailed for impersonating an officer, 30 days. Herman Herzog quips imagination goes too far. A Covington teen praises a radio host, while a viewer finds the broadcast surprising. Be on WSAI tonight 7 to 7:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Cincinnati
Herman Herzog
White House
Man Killed in Money Dispute in City
Felix Harvey 22 of 347 Elm Street died after a bullet wound to the left hip at General Hospital following an argument over money with William Davidson 23 of 313 East Liberty Street on Finn and Kilgour streets June 9. John Harvey 24 was shot in the right eye. Davidson is held on two charges of shooting to kill. one may become murder. Wiley Davidson 21 of 22 East Third Street is held on disorderly conduct.
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Felix Harvey
Elm Street
General Hospital
Wiliam Davidson
East Liberty Street
Finn and
Kilgour Streets
John Harvey
Davidson
Wiley Davidson
East Third Street
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