Commercial Tribune publication and mailing details
Cincinnati publication The Commercial Tribune lists establishment data, pricing, delivery options, and branch offices including Walnut Hills Covington Newport and international mailing guidance for subscriptions and payments. It catalogs rates, formats, carriers, and offices in Walnut Street Government Place McMillan Scott York Tra falgar square and Munsey Building.
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Pomerene's Keynote Speech At Democratic Convention
Atlee Pomerene spoke at the Dayton Democratic convention warning tariffs should not be a partisan issue. He criticized Taft's tariff record, urged a nonpartisan tariff board, and called for honesty in tax enforcement while noting Carey Creamer and local irregularities as problematic.
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Dayton
Atlee Pomerene
Weathered Sayings and Oddities From a Fractured Dispatch
A fragmentary, humorous column reflects on politics and media with garbled quotes about Nebraskans, John and Jeff, Frisco fights, and weather, ending with a mock forecast and a jab at Ohio’s governor and its convicts.
Miss Grace Kite Weds Clifford Tatem in Delhi Church
Grace Adele Kite daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kite of Delhi became bride of Clifford R Tatem of Buffalo at the First Presbyterian church in Delhi. Rev Oscar Moore officiated with a large reception at the bride’s parents’ home and a tour to the Canadian shores planned. The event included a long procession, ornate attire, and a large guest list from Cincinnati to New York and Indianapolis.
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Grace Adele Kite
William Henry Kite
Delhi
Clifford Ross Tatem
Buffalo
First Presbyterian Church
Oscar F. Moore
Lee
Mass
E. P. Whallon
Wyoming
Peggy Moore
Batiste
Thomas Moore Kite
Ann Stuart
Lea Tatem
Milton Sayler
Louis Hesselmann
N. Y
William H. Kite
Lucille Morte
Jose Conner
Alexander Squibb
Lillian Stuart
Shannon
Caldwell
Norma Geier
Lewis
Edith Judkins
Maury
Edward Hubbard
Oscar Moore
Shepard
Worthington Stuart
Geier
Louis Hesseman
Burter
H. H. Tatem
Jane Moore
Frederick N. Moore
New York
Douglass Pierce
Indianapolis
Miss Kite
Tatem
Lake Erie
Julia Parker Sands
Paul Roland Lickson
Charles C. Dickson
Cincinnati
Trinity Church
Newport
Stanley Co. Hughes
Elizabeth Sands
Appleton Lawrence
Bishop Lawrence
Boston
Francis Biddie
Philadelphia
George Putnam
Ridgely Simpson
Baltimore
Thomas Ives Hare Powell
Charles DeRham
Henderson
Miss Sands
Frederick P. Sands
Greenough Place
Social Whirl Among Cincinnatians at Newport Events
Cincinnati society members attend commencements and weddings at Newport amid large gatherings. Notables include Walter A. De Camp Hulbert Taft William Ernst Minor and Murray Shipley as Yale alumni advisers. Mrs Samuel Hunt hosts bridge luncheon at Blue Grass Inn and a garden party for the Kemper and Van Hamm families.
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Ydle College
Walter A. de Camp
Hulbert Taft
William Srnst Minor
Murray Shipley
Cincinnati Yale
Samuel Hunt
Mount Auburn
Blue Grass Inn
Hunt
Closterman
Martha Hanna
Meader
Notes on the longest day of the year for Cincinnati
A lighthearted weather note explains today is the year's longest day in Cincinnati with roughly sixteen hours of daylight. It attributes the phenomenon to Earth's axis tilt and orbital motion, mentions past and future solstice shifts, and compares daylight to regions near Terra del Fuego and the Cape of Good Hope.
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Cincinnati
Sol
South America
Australia
Terra del ‘Fuego
Cape of Good Hope
Woman’s Part in the Tuberculosis Movement
Dr A O Zwick addressed the Twentieth Century club last night at the Palace hotel on women’s role in combating tuberculosis. He linked the disease to social and economic conditions and urged church support alongside medical efforts. The talk featured stereopticon slides showing transmission and treatment, with audience Q&A and a piano opening and songs by Mrs William Greenland.
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A. O. Zwick
Palace Hotel
Zwick
Schumann
Schumann's “Aufschwung,” Played By Miss Elsie Weinssleder
Carigsima
Bonnie June
William Greenland
Kentucky Society Social Roundup Notes Travel and Visits
Kentuckians and relatives are noted visiting and traveling. Mr and Mrs Edwin Gale of the Beeches visit Dr and Mrs Warren Montfort in Frankfort. Numerous Covington residents host or plan trips to Newport Spokane Atlantic City Holland and the East.
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Edwin Gale
the Beeches
Warren Montfort
Frankfort
Daniel Meir
Third and
Overton Streets
Newport
Jennie Lovell
Chicago
Oklahoma
Laird
Covington
Edward Sellers
John Menzies
Fort Mitchell
A. J. Craig
Martha
Spokane
Minnie Noble
Frank Kemper
Europe
William G. Perfins
Holland
Charles Wiedemann
Carl
Atlantic City
Kuper Hood
Hast
Harry D. Smith
Sidney Seaman
Douglas
James D. Smith
Marianna
Samuel, C. Refley
Vanceburg
J. N. Woolscroft
Parker and Swope Daughter Wed at Swope Home
Charles B. Parker of Parker & Wood Manufacturing and Miss Hattie B. Swope were married at the Swope home on East Street at 8 this morning in a ceremony conducted by Dr. T W Locke pastor of Grace Methodist church. About twenty guests attended.
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Washington D. H
Charles B. Parker
The
Parker & Wood Manufacturing Company
Hattie B. Swope
George B. Swope
Swope
East Street
T. W. Locke
Grace Methodist Church
Lorimer Defense Rest Excludes Browne Witnesses
In Chicago on June 21 the Browne defense abruptly rested denying Lorimer will testify in his own defense. Lawyers said no stand for Senator Lorimer and all testimony to deny purchase of his senate seat was shut out. More than fifty defense witnesses were excluded from the record.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Lee O'Neill Browne
Lev
Eral
Browne
Lorimer
John G. Oglesby
Springfield
Charles A. White
Wayman
Montreal Party Dines in Cincinnati and Local Obituaries Rise
IN SHORT METER J R Payne of Montreal and family entertain Cincinnati friends at the Linton hotel this evening. Patrick Leahy 88 found dead at 713 Neave street. Hyde Park Country club to dedicate new bowling alleys on July 4 with golf matches and fireworks. United Commercial Travelers from Cincinnati head to Columbus for supreme council meeting. Ike Herbst 53 dies in Fargo ND former Walnut Hills resident. Walnut Hills First Presbyterian Ladies Aid hold lawn fete. Tillie Berk 4 run over by carriage on 2110 Division street but survives with injuries minor.
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J. R. Payne
Montreal
Canada
Mary Payne
Bertha Payne
Columbus
Jeanette Payne
New York
E. V. Wells
Lima
Cincinnati
Linton Hotel
Hyde Park Country Club
United Commercial Travelers
Supreme Council
Tillie Berk
Division Street
Elect New Officers of Haneelmann Commandery No 16 K T
Last night officers for Haneelmann Commandery No. 16 K T were elected led by Eminent Commander V N Dévon and Captain General Henry He German. James W Montgomery senior warden and Ren J Piper junior warden named along with other appointments. Reports show a 4 member gain and a cash balance of 2622.10. Retiring commander William H Schwarz received a past commander's jewel and a roving cup from past year candidates. A silver service was presented to James W Montgomery.
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CC. G. Johnston
O. M. Patton
William N. Sehwerz
William H. Schwarz
James
W. Montgomery
Ex-Milwaukee Mayor Rose Comments on Prohibition Rise
Former Milwaukee mayor David H. Rose said objectionable features must be eliminated from the liquor business before a reaction from the recent prohibition wave. He spoke in Cincinnati while on personal business at the Hilton hotel about his campaign against the rise of prohibition.
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David 8. Rose
Milwaukee
Rosée
Cincinnati
Linton Hotel
Haberer Receives $500 Forfeiture Repair
Washington reports a bill by Rep. Goebel to grant Emile Haberer of Cincinnati $500, approved by the house and favorably reported to the senate. Haberer was a surety on a head that was forfeited. The senate sent damaged bills from the Henry M. Stanley and the Emerson to the Court of Claims for adjudication, aiming to pay the claims.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Herman
P. Goebel
House
Emile Haberer
Cincinnati
Senate
Haberer
Court of Claims
Henry M. Stanley
Emerson
Ohio River
Burrows Names Subcommittee to Probe Lorimer Bribery Charge
Chairman Burrows of the Senate committee on privileges and elections named a subcommittee to investigate bribery charges tied to the election of Senator Lorimer of Illinois. The group includes Senators Burrows Dillingham Gamble Heyburn Frazier Paynter and Johnston.
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Washington
Associated Press
Burrows
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Today
Lorimer
Illinois
Dillingham
Gamble
Heyburn
Frazier
Paynter
Johnston
Runaway Buggy Injures Three Endangers Wright Family
Otto Wright and his two young sons Dudley and Powell were thrown from a runaway buggy on Irwin avenue near Reading road when the horse bolted and struck a telegraph pole. All three suffered painful injuries and were returned home by Patrol 7.
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Otto Wright
Clarien Avenue
Dudley
Powell
Irwin Avenue
Reading Road
Arrest of Man Accused by Three Girls
Prosecutor Henry T. Hunt and Assistant Prosecutor Arthur Fricke lead the county in a case arising from accusations by three girls. Details on charges and next court steps were not immediately available.
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Henry T. Hunt
Arthur Fricke
Hamilton Treasurer Dies of Paralysis
Hamilton Ohio city treasurer Clint E. Walling died at 6 a.m. aged 47 after a year's battle with tuberculosis. A Republican, he was first elected treasurer in 1905 and re-elected last November. Mayor Rothwell named Harry Blum, local agent of the Cincinnati Abattoir Co., to succeed him.
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Hamilton
Clint E. Walling
Walling
Rothwell
Harry, Co
Blum
Cincinnati Abattoir Company
Lightning Kills Plowman in Newark Field
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune Newark Ohio June 21 Frank Boyer 50 plowing corn south of the city was instantly killed by lightning from a clear sky. One horse died instantly and the other will die.
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Commercial Tribune
Newark
Frank Boyer
Columbus Exposition Opened Amid Strike Threat
The Columbus Industrial Exposition opened with a grand parade and a gold button ceremony at the state fair grounds. Lt Governor F W Treadway and Mayor Marshall spoke as about 250 Columbus made exhibits were showcased while a threatened street car strike by the Columbus Railway and Light Co. loomed, with workers demanding arbitration by the state board.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Columbus Railway and Light Company
State Board of Arbitration
Woman severely burned in gasoline explosion
Mrs. Simon Hurly of the southern part of Washington D C was severely burned when gasoline poured into a stove tank exploded. She lies in a critical condition with burns on her neck face arms and hands. The incident occurred as she attempted to pour gasoline into the stove tank.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington, D
Simon Hurly
Hurly
Suicide Jump After Fatal Wounding at East Front Street
Charles Robinson a Black man from Westwood was mortally wounded with a gunshot to the abdomen at the Silver Moon on East Front Street. The assailant known as Rabbit fled by jumping from a second story window in bare feet. Annie Pegen 3A and another woman were detained by Patrolman Hayes and a constable. All involved are Black. Rabbit worked as a porter at the Greek poolroom in the Spencer house.
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Charles Robinson
Westwood
East Front Street
Robinson
Annie Pegen
Patrolmien Hayes
Annie Gen
Bic Ricks
Dorcas Society Lawn Fete At Pochat Residence
The Dorcas society of Norwood English Lutheran church will hold a lawn fete from 4 to 9 pm Friday at 4228 Floral avenue the home of Louis G. Pochat. Supper will be served from 6 to 7 pm.
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Dorcas Society
Norwood English Lutheran Church
Louis G. Pochat
Floral Avenue
Rev Bauer resigns as Clifton Heights hospital president
The Rev Christopher Bauer has resigned the presidency of the German hospital at Clifton Heights after accepting a call from the Dutch Reformed church at Clara City Minnesota. He has led the hospital for about two years and no successor has been named yet.
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Christopher Bauer
Clifton Heights
Clara City
Minn
Bauer
Moody to retire as Supreme Court Justice
The Senate passed a house bill authorizing the retirement of Justice Moody of the Supreme Court due to protracted illness. The measure now goes to the president for signature.
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Washington
Associated Press
House
Justice Moody
Supreme Court
Senate
Woman Lights Own Funeral Pyre in Yard Tragedy
In Lebanon Ohio a 52 year old woman, Mrs. George M Milnitzer, drenched in gasoline, set herself aflame in her yard. Her daughter Helen witnessed the act and called the father but could not prevent the horror. She burned from the waist up and is said not to live.
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Lebanon
George M. Milnitzer
City Hall Notes on Streets and Safety Actions
City departments received an old automobile for the assistant superintendent. City Solicitor Ballard authorized $12 850 in vouchers to pay property owners condemned for the east Sixth street extension. Mitchell Furniture reports tar and soft blocks on Clinton Springs Avenue. Safety Director Small appoints Jacob Henn as patrolman. North Cincinnati Business Men’s Club plans a hollow fill to connect Helen Avenue and Rochelle Street.
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Ballard
Service Department
East Sixth Street
Russell Street
North
Cincinnati
Texas Officers Chase Alma Kellner Suspect
Texas officers chase Joseph Wendling suspected of slaying Alma Kellner. An arrest is expected before morning as Wendling is reported to be found on a Texas ranch after a statewide manhunt.
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Texas
Alma Kellner
Houston
Tex
Associated Press
Joseph Wendling
Joseph Wendlin
Louisville
Alma Einer
Lucia Wiley and Joseph R Wood wed in Indianapolis home
The ceremony took place at 8 o clock in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D G Wiley on West Twenty seventh street Indianapolis. Rev C S Sarzent officiated with daisies as the dominant decoration. After a short trip the couple will reside at 533 West Ridgway Avenue Avondale Cincinnati.
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Indianapolis
Ind
D. G. Wiley
West Twenty-seventh Street
Lucia Gilmore Wiley
Joseph R. Wood
Cincinnati
Sarzent
St. David's Church
West Ridgway Avenue
Avondale
House Passes Reclamation Bond Measure to Fund Projects
By a 255 to 20 vote the house passed a bill to issue certificates of indebtedness totaling 000,000 to finance reclamation projects already begun. The measure now goes to the senate where passage is assured before adjournment tonight.
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Washington
Associated Press
House
Senate
Cincinnati cancels Labor Day parades after vote
The Central Labor Council voted to discontinue all Labor Day parade arrangements in Cincinnati saying only a few favored the old turnout. The Building Trades Alliance may still attempt a parade.
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Cincinnati
Central Labor Council
Tile
Building Trades Alliance
Rosenbaum Hearing Before Damon Lodge Knrpts
Five charges against Sam Rosenbaum proprietor of a Vine Street repair shop near Seventh were heard by Damon lodge Knights of Pythies. A J McNair prosecuted and Max Levy defended. The case was continued to tomorrow night with potential expulsion if any charge is substantiated.
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Sam Rosenbaum
Vine Street
Seventh
Damon Lodge
Knights of Pythies
A. J. McNair
Max Levy
Rosenbaum
Man Dies by Own Action After Family Troubles
Frank Wiwi, 44, of 984 State Avenue, shot himself in the head yesterday morning after a period of unemployment and family distress. His son Frank and wife found him in his room with a bullet wound as they awoke to the gunshot. Wiwi had faced financial strain and rumored trouble, but the family had expected him to recover.
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State Avenue
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Frank
Ana
Wich
Alice
Frank Wint
Wint
The
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