Commercial Tribune Premises and Publication Details
The notice lists the Commercial Tribune established 1793 and publication details for the Cincinnati Post Office, including mailing class and the publisher W. Brown. It notes Associated Press rights for republication of credited news and local origin material published in the paper.
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the Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Post Office
Ial Tribune Publishing Co
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Y W. Brown
Associated Press
Ted Press
Odd Scene On Fifth Avenue Ends In Alarm
A sharply dressed man is seen with a bulge at his hip as a crowd watches a brief street parade. He and a friend hurry away amid traffic, a car accident blocks the route, and bystanders follow. The man later collapses and fears blood on his leg, shocking onlookers.
Logically Concluded on the Harding Nomination
The article argues the Harding presidential nomination arose from a consensus among Republican leaders after thorough canvassing of candidates and a conference of party elements. It contends the public voice was limited, with the tenth Chicago ballot reflecting a majority choice by Republican voters to ratify at the polls.
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G. Harding
Republican Party
David Lawrence
Harding
Voice of the People
Vox Populi
Sofar
People's Voice
Chicago
United States
Women spark reform in footwear for health and ease
The piece traces a century of fashion reform from foot binding to high heels to a current movement for better feet. It argues loosening instep bands, lower heels, and wider toes improve nerves and happiness, insisting both men and women should wear shoes that are large, loose, and low.
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Ladies of Civilization
Sisters of Civilization
Democratic Leaders Split Over League Covenant Critique
The piece notes factions within the Democratic Party challenging President Wilson's stance on the League of Nations covenant. William F. McCombs criticizes party leadership, calling the implied assumption of control autocratic. The article suggests a brewing rebellion among some party members ahead of the Francisco developments.
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Democratic Party
William F. McCombs
Wilson
League of Nations Covenant
Wil
Red States
Senate
Congress
Anr
Francisco
Bainbridge Colby Named Secretary of State in Wilson Era
The article reveals Bainbridge Colby as legal and political representative of President Wilson. It discusses his role in shaping U S policy and the United States stance toward the League of Nations and the Francisco platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
League of Nations
Francisco
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Warm Weather and Local News
Warm weather reached 89 degrees as Cincinnati's French Society elected P. Dubois as president and listed officers. Memorial designs for Hughes High School founder were submitted by sculptor T D Jones and others. The Red Stockings defeated the Keystones 37 26 before 10 000 fans. Reports mention Lars Tolfeson opening Giant Hall cafe at 178 Race Street. Married pairs include William Scott with Lizzie Robinson and James Myers with Eliza Bowers. Subscriptions to Chesapeake & Cincinnati Railroad grew. General Sam F Cary returned from Europe ready to start reforms. Plans urged grand railroad link Cincinnati Nashville with Z F Smith presenting the idea. Covington City Council debated roaming porkers. A T Goshorn spoke at Marietta College commencement. First Presbyterian Church Covington construction began with ground purchased for 20 000 and total cost 25 000, to open spring 1871. image displayed in Henry Bostwick window.
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Hughes
Hughes High School
T.D. Jones
Red Stockings
Keystones
Philadelphia
Lars Tolfeson
Giant Hall
Race Street
William Scott
Lizzie Robinson
J. J. Thompson
Chesapeake & Cincinnati Railroad
Benjamin Eggleston
Joseph Kinsey
Sam F. Cary
England
Ireland
James Myers
Eliza Bowers
Thomas Sherlock
Congress
Cumberland & Cincinnati Railroad
Z. F. Smith
Board of Trade
Cincinnati
Nashville
Smith
Marietta College
First Presbyterian Church
Covington
Fourth Street
Madison
Henry Bostwick
Fifth
Madison Streets
Answers to yesterday's questions
A quiz results column listing 11 questions with yesterday's answers including Zebrale Stegomyia Sand hogs Samuel Henry Sydnor Harrison Cotyledons Sidney Porter Welcome Scimitar 120 Benjamin Harrison Ruth, and notes the daily print will feature tomorrow's answers.
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Samuel
Henry Sydnor Harrison
Sidney Porter
Welcome
Benjamin Harrison
Ruth
the Press Publishing Co
In Movieland Readers Seek Facts on Stars
Photoplay editor answers reader questions about marriages and addresses of film stars. The column notes Richard Barthelmess marriage status and provides: Milton Sills born in Chicago and living at 1816 Ar tsyle Street Hollywood California. Earlier requests list Hazel Dawn Alice Brady Creighton Hale Maurice Costello with Long Island and New York addresses.
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In Movieland
Photoplay
Richard Barthelmess
Bert Lytell
Earle Williams
Mary Miles Minter
Craufurd Kent
Milton Sills
Chicago
Arsyle Street
Hollywood
Cal
Hazel Dawn
Amityville
Long Island
N. Y
Alice Brady
Realart Studio
New York City
Creighton Hale
Great Neck Station
Maurice Costello
Bayside
Your Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
On June 24 Jupiter brings prosperity and growth, boosting business and finances. Avoid major moves or travel due to adverse planetary positions. Those with birthdays see a year of cautious growth. a child born today will rise in life and a woman may marry late.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Prince of Wales Birthday Trip Continues in Australia
The Prince of Wales on a multi city tour of Australia marks his birthday today while Dr. Jacob Gould Schurmann ends his Cornell presidency at commencement. Dr Clifton D Gray is inaugurated president of Bates College succeeding the late George C Chase. The first German National Assembly meets in Berlin today as Yale closes commencement week with the class of 1920. The Catholic Hospital Association opens its Northern session in St Paul and Buffalo hosts 5000 visitors for the 13th Northern Baptist Convention.
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Prince of Wales
Australia
Jacob Gould Schurmann
Cornell University
Clifton D. Gray
Batelee
George Colby Chase
Berlin
Yale University
Catholic Hospital Association
United States
Canada
St. Paul
Buffalo
Northern Baptist Convention
Germany to sign peace treaty one year after
One year ago today Germany notified Allies she would accept and sign peace terms. In Lancaster shire England a major cotton mills strike ended in victory for the workers as the dispute concluded.
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Germany
Lancastershire
Eng
Notable Birthday Highlights Across Monarchs and Musicians
The notice lists several birthdays: H R H the Prince of Wales born at Windsor Lodge Richmond two weeks ago, Prince Jaime of Spain born in Madrid eleven years ago, Clarence Eddy famed organist born in Greenfield Massachusetts sixty nine years past, George R Lunn former Socialist figure and current mayor of Schenectady Iowa born Lenox Iowa forty seven years ago, plus an unclear line about an author and war veteran in Paducah.
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Prince of Wales
Ae Lodge
Richmond
Prince Jaime
Spain
Madrid
Toha Clarence Eddy
Greenfield
Mass
George R. Lunn
Schenectady
M. Y
Lenox
Paducah
Motorcycle crash injures Leedon and Oser in Norwood
E C Leedon 37 of 1606 Hopple Street suffered a broken left leg when his motorcycle skidded and struck John Oser 32 who was crossing Lowry avenue at Hopkins street Norwood Leedon a clerk at the American Laundry Machine Company was taken to Bethesda Hospital in the Norwood police patrol Oser received bruises to head and limbs and was taken to his home at Lawrence and Walter streets Norwood
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E. C. Leedon
Hopple Street
John Oser
Lowry Avenue
Hopkins Street
Norwood
Leedon
American Laundry, Machine Company
Bethesda Hospital
Oser
Lawrence and
Walter Streets
Mrs Mary A Holzhauer Found Dead in Bed
Mrs Mary A Holzhauer aged 70 of 2666 West Sixth street was found dead in bed early yesterday by her daughter Emma Holzhauer. Coroner Bauer ruled heart failure as the cause of death.
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Mary A. Holzhauer
West Sixth Street
Emma Holzhauer
Bauer
Foreman swims flood to warn passenger train
South Dakota flood heroism story of John Williams, a section foreman, who swam 600 feet across icy Hat Creek at night in a hailstorm to place red signals and stop a night passenger train No. 42, averting disaster as bridge failed and flood caused eight days of disruption and casualties nearby.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
South Dakota
John Williams
Williams
Burlington
Hat Creek
Ardmore
S. C
Old Hat Creek
Alliance
Edgemont
Jack Welch
Government Farm
No. 42
Government
23 Graduates Invested With Ohio Bar Oath at Night Law School
Chief Justice Nichols administered the attorney oath to 23 Cincinnati Night Law School graduates at the YMCA auditorium during the twenty seventh commencement. James A. Green outlined opportunities for graduates while awards were announced for top students.
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Cincinnati Night Law School
Hugh Nichols
Supreme Court of Ohio
Ulyses S. Grant
Justice Nichols
Cincinnati
James A. Green
George A. Thayer
Nichols
Ohio
D. B Meachim
Herman W. Santen
Edwin Westerfield
William J. Ring
Ralph H. Carey
Charles C. Parks
Eleanor A. Ridman
Edwin G. Becker
William C. Busch
A. J. D. Bussdicker
Lester Butterworth
J. A. Culbertson
W. P. Deasy
R. C. Dieckman
A. D. Duduit
Benjamin Frankland
Bernant J. Gilday
William ©. Groh
H. H. Helwig
George Ll. Humphries
George H. Jones
A. J. Martin
Herman Santen
William D. Schaeffer
Charles W. Smediey
Henry Sunderman
Nathan Vigran
Edwin Westerfeld
Gordon D. Wilson
Walter Ziegler
Auto Skids Over Bank In Bellevue. Three In Car Uninjured
An auto on Reading road skidded and ran over an embankment between Tennessee and Joseph avenues. Occupants John Behymer 41 of Bellevue Ky William Frazier 19 of Norwood and Joseph Blum were not seriously hurt. Behymer charged with reckless driving and intoxication. police found a whisky bottle in the car.
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Reading Road
Tennessee
Joseph Avenues
John Behymer
Foote Avenue
Bellevue
William Frazier
Wesley Avenue
Norwood
Joseph Blum
West
Sixth Street
Behymer
Ennea
Trevor Newt
Pane House
Hye
Distillery Whisky Theft Case Moves Across City
Testimony in the Latonia Distillery theft trial details a planned scheme to steal fourteen barrels of whisky. Witnesses describe involvement by city employees and alleged offers of bribes to facilitate the crime with shipments to Dayton and Covington.
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Harry Kleine
Tanner
R. BE. Goodenough
Local collisions injure three pedestrians in city
Michael Koch 33 of 2817 Massachusetts Avenue escaped serious harm after cars driven by Arthur Stockman 851 Oliver Street and Lewis Jedding 3658 Warsaw Avenue collided at Hopple and Colerain Avenues knocking him down. Bernard Martin 5 of 2004 Torrence Road was bruised after stepping into Ralph Witschger 567 Missouri Avenue’s path at Torrence and Grandin Roads.
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Michael Koch
Massachusetts Avenue
Arthur Stockman
Oliver Street
Lewis Jedding
Warsaw Avenue
Hopple
Colerain Avenues
Bernard Martin
Torrence Road
Ralph Witschger
Missouri Avenue
Torrence
Grandin Roads
Bloom School Grades Transfer Sparks Local Protest
Citizens from the Mohawk Brighton district condemn the Board of Education action to eliminate lower grades at Bloom Junior High. A mass meeting was set for January 29 at Bloom School Auditorium to demand hearings and preserve neighborhood schooling options.
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Mohawk-Brighton
Board of Education
Bloom
Improvement Association
T. M. Muir
James G. Fisk
Fred Schneider
Mr. Bunning
Pr. Condon
Canal Bridge
West
Woodward, Hughes
East High
Brighton-Mohawk
James Fisk
Schneider
Bloom School
B Orr
Hibernians To Play Trish Euchre At Coney Island
Members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will stage a Trish euchre game at Coney Island on Sunday. County President John Bland will preside with aides John P. Carroll Sallie McLaughlin and M J Grady Henry McMullen assisting. Judge Dearcy of Indianapolis National President will give an address.
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Trish Euchre
Coney Island
Order of Hibernians
John Bland
John P. Carroll
Sallie McLaughlin
Ladies’ Auxiliary
M. J. Grady
Henry McMullen
Judge Dearcy
Indianapolis
The
Hibernians
Merchants plan two autumn entertainments for visiting buyers
The Merchants and Manufacturers Association announced two fall events for visiting merchants. An August 24 outing and dinner at the Zoo will precede a September 7 river trip, aiming to attract many out-of-town buyers to the city.
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Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Business Men's Club
Zoo
Miles of Smiles Shines at Zoo Chamber Frolic
Chamber of Commerce members gathered at the zoo for their annual frolic amid threatened storms. Umpired by E. C. Gibbs, the playful event featured rotund players, vaudeville acts, and a staged baseball mockery ending with a Buds victory and postgame remarks by local figures.
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Chamber of Commerce
Zoo
John Allen
Billy Bass
E. C. Gibbs
Gibbs
Zoo Lake
Luke Smith
Thomas RE. Darby
Fred L. Hoffman
Procter Receives Butler Telegrams Apology Over Wood Campaign
Telegrams published show Nicholas Murray Butler apologizing for remarks about the Wood campaign after Colonel Procter demanded an apology. Butler cites strain at the Chicago Convention and disavows the charge that stock gamblers oil promoters and munitions makers financed the Republican bid.
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William Cooper Procter
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Leonard Wood
Procter
Butler
Butler Telegram Apology Promised Over Wood Campaign Claims
William Cooper Procter in Cincinnati writes Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University acknowledging Butler's telegram retracting statements about the Wood campaign. Procter admires wide publicity of the retracement and awaits confirmation of equal publicity to the retracation.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York City
Cooper Procter Replies to Public Telegram in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati figure named Cooper Procter confirms no private involvement in a broad publicity effort and offers to publish his telegram in Cincinnati press. He states willingness to have the message printed locally and reiterates his original statement.
Butler accepts apology in telegram from Procter
A telegram dated June 22 1920 from Dr Nicholas Murray Butler is acknowledged as accepting an apology from William Cooper Procter in Cincinnati Ohio. The message confirms Butler received the apology and acknowledges receipt.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York City
William Cooper Procter
Patrolman Ackley Suspended Over Alleged Desertion
Patrolman Clarence Ackley received a five day suspension for failing to follow orders to provide weekly allowance to his wife whom he had abandoned. Safety Director Charles E. Tudor also ordered Ackley to pay seven dollars weekly to his wife while a divorce suit proceeds in Court of Domestic Relations.
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Tanner
Donnelly
Bullock
O'Neal
Goodenough
Dayton
Brown
Goodson
Tannner
Latonia
Elmer Oury
Central Avenue
Dick Edmonds
Covington
Oury
Edmonds
Alexander Skelken
Skelken
Geisen
Pike Street
William Young
Boemker and Donnelly
William Copelaw
Clarence Ackley
Charles E. Tudor
Ackley
Court of Domestic Relations
Boy Dies of Typhoid Fever After Firecracker Incident
Coroner Bauer ruled Hamilton Hayes, a 12 year old Black boy, died from typhoid fever after a suspected ingested firecracker incident on June 16. He died June 21 at General Hospital where he was treated since last Sunday.
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Bauer
Hamilton Hayes
General Hospital
Arrest of Dr Walter B Knight on $8000 bond
Dr Walter B Knight of 426 Race Street was arrested last night by Detectives Lewis Bell and Joseph Schaefer on a warrant sworn yesterday by Elmer H Weiss of 1042 Marshall Avenue Camp Washington. Weiss says Knight performed an operation on a pin for Alice Weiss. Knight was held on $8000 bond.
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Walter B. Knight
Race Street
Lewis Bell
Joseph Schaefer
Elmer H. Weiss
Marshall Avenue
Camp Washington
Weiss
Knight
Alice Weiss
Dr. Knight
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Fifth Avenue
Bales
Thirty Fourth Street
French Society of Cincinnati
P. Dubois
Charles Bigeon
T. Grechard
E. Bullett
Messrs. Bois, Constant
Metz
Pennsylvania
America
Society of Friends
Ceylon
Kansas
Genevieve Kemble
Norwood Glerk
Foreman
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Tat
Mauger
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George F. Dieterle
Lawrence
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Cinccinnati
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