Commercial Tribune Newsstands In New York City Listing
The Commercial Tribune lists selling points in New York City including Schults's News Stand on Forty-second Street, the Forty-second street entrance of Grand Central Station, Hotaling's News Stand near The Times Building at Forty-third and Broadway, and notes Associated Press rights for reproduced dispatches and local news. News is dated Tuesday June 22, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schults
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times Building
Forty-third and Broadway
Associated Press
President Coolidge supports military training with limits
The president backs school military training as an elective, stressing health and discipline while opposing compulsory militancy. He favors voluntary programs and parental choice, preserving individual rights and avoiding a warlike mindset, describing the stance as patriotic and pacific.
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Coolidge
War Department
United States
Democracy in peril says Yale president Angell
James Rowland Angell, Yale president, argues America’s war aim failed to secure a global safe democracy. He warns at home democracy faces discordant doctrine and risks from both class strife abroad and domestic policy. He criticizes how morals, politics, and power intermix and foresees a fragile, imperfect democratic tool. The Commercial Tribune remains skeptical yet affirms America’s enduring republican strength.
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James Rowland Angell
Yale
Angell
America
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Washington
Briand Again Summoned to Bridge French Crises
Aristides Briand called once more as France faces a faltering coalition and political divisions. The veteran diplomat, praised for integrity and steadiness, is asked to salvage the republic amid cabinet struggles and prior failures.
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Briand
Herriot
Aristides Briand
France
Youth Thievery Starts Young Amid Modern Traffic Toll
Analysis notes that beginning thievery in youth reflects a false heroic impulse, while Sunday traffic has turned from rest to a day of slaughter. The Monday morning news catalogues motor manslaughter and other fatalities highlighting the crime reality.
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Young America
Conference Move Aims to End Narcotic Trade Worldwide
Nations align on global abolition of narcotics trade after failed convocation efforts. The gathering focuses on coordinated actions and enforcement measures to curb illicit drugs across borders.
More Truth Than Poetry by James J Montague
A concise feature by James J. Montague examines the gap between poetic imagination and hard facts, presenting a measured critique of literary sentiment and social expectations in the 1920s. The piece blends observational wit with cultural commentary on truth in art.
The Tent Caterpillar and Other Observations
A reflective essay contrasts the tent caterpillar’s seasonal life cycle with nature’s resilience. It notes how weather and frost wipe them out, then praises evolution guiding even small creatures. A brief collage on music from acorns, a political jab at nightlife limits, and a quip about Brazil’s League of Nations seat follow.
Wealth and manners in New York life in 1926
In New York City the rich prefer quiet luxury over showy displays. Capitalists value substance over spectacle, with many downgrading ostentation and seeking simple pleasures like cycling. A conservative New York paper ad shows wealth smoothing into restrained tastes as fall fashion and lapel watches rise in popularity.
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Lodge
McNaught Synd., Inc
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Baseball and City News
A Cincinnati reminiscence recalls an 1860s era Red baseball game between old Reds and new Reds with Wrights Leonard Gould Sweasy and others, plus Ludlows beating Red Stocking Juniors 13 to 7. Other items include Montagnier wedding, a police station cleaning, Linton’s duplex store project, Hartwell incorporation, and a Vine Street Church fete at Walnut Hills.
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Red Grounds
Reds
Harry
George Wright
Leonard
Gould
Sweasy
O’rourke
Morrill
Pearson
Johnson
Josephs
McBride
Brown
Booth
Murnan
Kesler
Whitney
Jones
Foley
Manning
Boston
Andy Leonard
Cincinnatis
Cincinnati
Ludlows
Red Stocking
Dean
Pierce
Voss
Roli
Drain
Megrue
Wheeler
Cooper
Mitchell
Notable Ohio Governor Pattison Funeral and Local Honors
Weather then and now. twenty years ago in Cincinnati note Pattison burial at Milford Cemetery with a large state official turnout. Eulogies by Judson Harmon and Bishop Spellmeyer. First Regiment escorted the body. St Xavier’s College honor medals awarded to multiple students. Also a hospital incident and clergy ordinations at St Peter's Cathedral. Cloudy with 63 79 degree range.
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John M. Pattison
For Your Welfare And Your Success
Former president of the American Medical Association is highlighted as a figure of guidance and professional leadership in public welfare and success.
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The
American Medical Association
Mental health in middle life and menopause advice
A physician discusses how menopause affects women, noting distress stems from gloom and superstition. Emphasizes professional guidance, positive attitude, and adapting to new roles. Men face less distress, with aging capacity and philosophy affecting adjustment over roughly ten years.
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Mary O'Malley
King Feature Synd., Inc
Norwood Pastor Elected Moderator of Ohio Synod
The Rev. W. T. Paterson of Norwood Presbyterain Church was chosen moderator of the Presbyterian Synod of Ohio, succeeding Dr. W. O. Thompson of Columbus. He has served in the Ohio Synod seventeen years and recently retired as Cincinnati Presbytery moderator.
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W. T. Paterson
Ohio
Wooster
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Norwood
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
W. O. Thompson
Columbus
Presbyterian General Assembly
Hughes S. Evans
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Dayton
Johnson Troop
Fremont
Presby
Adams Avenue
Cincinnati
Patriotic Service Planned At College Hill Conference
Hundreds gather at Pillar of Fire Tabernacle Mt Hermon Grove College Hill for the annual conference led by Bishop Alma White Delegates arrive from West Virginia Indiana Illinois Kentucky Missouri Tennessee New Jersey and Ohio for modernist fundamentalist discussions Services held daily at 3 PM and 7 30 PM through next Sunday
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Pillar of Fire Tabernacle
Mt. Hermon Grove
College Hill
Alma White
West Virginia
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Missouri
Tennessee
New Jersey
Ohio
White
Argentine Aviator Duggan Aims to Resume Flight Toward Para
Bernardo Duggan and two companions, missing a week, wait in Vigia for the tug Ernestina to refuel and pick them up. They plan to reach Maraca by dawn and resume flying from New York to Buenos Aires, aiming for Para by Friday noon.
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Para
Brazil
Bernardo Duggan
Vigia
Maraca
Ernestina
Vista
Duggan
New York
Buenos Aires
Rigoletto at Zoo Opera Delights Despite Sudden Shower
Joan Ruth shines as Gilda in Rigoletto at the Zoo Opera with Isaac Van Grove conducting. Ernest Torti and Ernest Davis headline a strong cast while the storm scene adds realism. A Pair of Silk Stockings offers light comedy with McKay Morris and Ann Davis delivering lively performances.
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Joan Ruth
Gilda
Isaac van Grove
Metropolitan Opera Company
Cincinnati
Barrientos
Torti
Ernest Torti
Ernest Davis
Kathryn Browne
Maddelena
Monterone
Sparafucile
Natale Cervi
Oer
McKay Morris
Sam Thornhill
Thornhill
Molly Thornhill
Jack Baghal
Bagnal
Pamela Bristowe
Angela Bruce
Molly
Ann Davis
Mr. Morris
Aldrich Bowker
Sir John Gower
Elliot Cabot
Jack Bagnal
Elizabeth Taylor
Penelope Gower
A Pair of Silk Stockings at the Grand
Fredric North Shorey reports the Stuart Walker company added to its laurels with a thoroughly pleasing entertainment at the Grand Opera House last night. The production highlighted graceful performance and refined stage presence.
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Frederic North Shorey
Stuart Walker
Grand Opera House
Beidelman Declines Testimony in Keystone State Inquiry
The inquiry into Anti-Saloon League activity shifts to the Keystone state's costly primary. Beidelman and Rep. Ware formed a defensive alliance, while W. Harry Baker recounts vague talks with Mellon and others seeking support. Albert M. Greenfield testifies about a $125,000 donation to Ware's Senate bid.
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Anti-Saloon League
Keystone
John S. Fisher
Pepper
Beidleman
William S. Ware
Gov. Pinchot
W. Harry Baker
Republican State Central Committee
W. L. Mellon
Mellon
Mellons
Baker
Treasury
Reed
Albert M. Greenfield
Philadelphia
Finance
Ware
Senate
Greenfield
Banquet Honors Dr. Randall J. Condon at Ohio Educator Meet
Five hundred Ohio educators gathered at Cedar Point to honor Dr. Randall J. Condon Cincinnati as guest of honor at the Ohio State Teachers Association banquet. The event followed his recent election as President of the National Education Association Department of Superintendence.
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Cedar Point
Ohio
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Randall J. Condon
Cincinnati
Condon
Department of
National Education Association
Cincinnati Public Schools
America
Boston
Wooed Girl by Mail Marries Plan in New York
Isadore Karl Norfolk and Celia Wolfe after thirteen months of long distance courtship met in New York. They obtained a license to wed and plan a New York ceremony. Norfolk, 29, and Wolfe exchanged letters and pictures before their upcoming wedding. The couple may live in New York.
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Sam
Isadore Karl Norfolk
Vinestreet
Celia Wolfe
New York City
Norfolk
New York
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the Bell Syndicate, Inc
California
League of Nations
O. C. McIntyre
Wall Streets
J. P. Morgan
Financial District
New York Harbor
Bois
Second Avenue
Cincinnati Commercial
Frank Montagnier
Wilson, Hinkle & Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Lena Fairbanks
Bishop Talbit
Clark
Hammond Street
David Linton
West Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Hartwell
Vine Street Congregational Church
William Sumner
Walnut Hills
St. Xavier's College
Robert P. Walsh
Joseph H. Lamott
Clarence E. Spraul
Alfred T. Geisler
James W. Denny
Edward J. Corcoran
Edward H. Nelson
Bernard Horn
Henry J. Howe
Henry J. Gil
Arizona
Bob
Gillespie
Julius Eichberg
Archbishop Moeller
St. Peter's Cathedral
William Welch
William Casey
F. Meyers
J. G. Falls
H. Lehman
Charlies Kuenle
R. Baranski
SYNOD
John
Aura Smith
Thomas F. Watson
W. Co. T. U. Fund
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Pennsylvania
Maude T. Seymour
McConnellsburg
Union
Ella M. George
Pittsburgh
Pinchot
Seymour
Pepper Camp
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Beidelman
R. J. Condon
Cincinnation
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