Commercial Tribune Daily June 24 1929 Cincinnati Edition
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio dated Monday June 24 1929 announces the paper’s city distribution details and pricing. It notes sales locations in New York City Schultz News Stand Grand Central Station Hotaling News Stand and lists the publisher Harry W Brown.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
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Commercial Tribune
New York City
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Sixth Avenue
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Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Tennessee
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Newport Grand Jury Clears City Of Alleged Corruption
The Campbell County Grand Jury found no indictable graft by Newport officials after a lengthy inquiry despite mayoral claims of rampant crime. The report lists eighteen indictments for minor offenses and notes no major criminal case. It also discusses broader issues of unconstitutional ordinances and debt payments offset by U S obligations.
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Campbell
Newport
McLane
Grand Jury
Alleged female superiority and a hotel sketcher in New York
A column notes Alfred Adler’s alleged view on women’s inferiority and praises front offices of some women. It then recounts a New York hotel lobby incident where a man sketches European fashion travelers, is confronted by a house officer, and banished. Walter Eastman returns to Broadway with a London hit.
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Alfred Adler
New York
London
Golfing barb at Mussolini hints at political test
A poem mocks Mussolini's rise and golf skill, warning that national leadership after war is hard. It notes his fame in Rome and implies a difficult score if missteps occur, then shifts to a remark on Mr. Raskob and Democratic credit in the campaign.
Turner Fest Opens in Cincinnati as City Welcomes Guests
June 24 1909 formal opening of the Turners festival at Music Hall with Vice Mayor John Galvin delivering the city’s welcome. Garry Herrmann congratulates Cincinnati on the event while 1 500 children sing and a grand parade is promised for tomorrow. Maj. William R McComas dies at 68. Cincinnati Reds beat the Cubs 6 to 4 as weather is fair 71 to 86 degrees.
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Music Hall
John Galvin
Garry Herrmann
Wisdom of Solomon Eases NYC Traffic with More Taxis
Commissioner Whalen plans to ease New York traffic by adding several thousand taxis to the streets. The move aims to increase taxi availability and reduce congestion across the city.
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Solomon
Whalen
New York
Eight Hour Day Urges Laborites at Fountain Square Rally
Labor Socialists in Cincinnati rallied on Fountain Square led by L W Sawyer with Luke McKinney El Hoffman and John Ehman detailing how the discovery would free workers from plutocratic control. The Board of Education blocked salary cuts for teachers and abolished night schools while trimming Normal School costs saving about 35000. Col W J ONeill opposed the cuts and teachers voiced gratitude. Fire and Police Board reform failed as the Legislature vetoed the bill. County Treasurer John Fratz reported 1 million dollars in cash and another 1.9 million in checks from taxpayers. Weather clear with 66 to 88 degrees.
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Fountain Square
L. W. Sawyer
Luke McKinney
el Hoffman
John Ehman
Board of Education
Col. W. J. O'Neill
Eighteen Day Diet Parody Promises Health Fads
A satirical diet piece mocks health fads by detailing an absurd eighteen day plan with bizarre meals. It parodies weight loss culture and remedies while listing increasingly ridiculous dishes and daily tasks.
Memorial Service for Gen William Booth at Albert Hall
About 10 000 mourners gathered at Albert Hall London for a Salvation Army memorial service for Gen William Bramwell Booth. The service featured 200 bands, a purple mantle over the casket, green ferns, and flags from many nations.
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Albert Hall
William Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Catherine Booth
Edward J. Higgins
Booth
Gen. Higgins
Evangeline Booth
United States
King Dies at Walbridge Zoo at Age Twenty One
King the Walbridge Zoo lion dies of old age at twenty one. The head will be shipped to the Smithsonian on request of Dr. E. Palmer head of the U S biological survey who said King was the oldest captive lion in the country. King and his mate Queen were bought twenty years ago as cubs from a traveling English showman stranded here.
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King
Walbridge Zoo
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United States Biological Survey
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Letter on Bus Accidents Addresses Safety and Schedules
Public Utilities Commissioners Roscoe C McCulloch and Frank W Geiger respond to a Commercial Tribune editorial on bus safety. They note 1200 Ohio buses daily transport about 100000 passengers, crediting rigid inspections while blaming the human element and road defects for accidents. They advocate limiting operation time and distance and invite suggestions to balance speed with safety.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Ohio
Owensville
William S Rowe of Cincinnati Bankers Retires
William S Rowe, longtime president of the First National Bank, will retire on July 1 for health reasons after more than thirty years in banking. He helped absorb several banks, oversaw the First National Building project, and served as a director of Procter & Gamble, Fox Paper Company, and the Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Railway.
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Rowe
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Federal Reserve Advisory Council
Rose
Cincinnati
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L. B. Harrison
Merchants National
Ohio Valley
Lafayette National Banks
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Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Procter & Gamble Co
Fox Paper Company
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Pennsylvania
Russians in Trade and Society Warmed By Midwest Meeting
The Midwest Foreign Trade Association plans a Chamber of Commerce gathering to discuss Russia's money reality and governance. A moving picture “The Soviet Union at Work” will screen, followed by a dinner and remarks by Robert Alter of the American Tool Works Company.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Malcolm M. Stewart
Robert Alter
American Tool Works Company
Cincinnati
Europe
Bullard Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Department of Commerce
Alter
Germany
France
Blood Is Offered To Save Boy Stricken With Black Fever
New York reports a seventh blood transfusion given to 14 year old George Mosher as he battles Kala Azar or black fever. Dr Bowman says his condition is very much worse and another transfusion is planned. Over 100 residents volunteered to donate blood to help extend his life.
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New York
George Mosher
Kala Azar
James Bowman
Fire Destroyed Liberty Paper Warehouse in Steubenville
A fire in Steubenville Ohio caused an estimated fifty thousand dollars in damage to the Liberty Paper Company warehouse. Flames swept through the storage area housing thousands of tons of paper and threatened the main plant and the Steubenville Ice Company before being controlled. Origin of the blaze was not determined.
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Steubenville
Liberty Paper Company
Steubenville Ice Company
Conservatory Pupils to Give Piano Recital Tonight
Hugo Sederberg leads Cincinnati Conservatory of Music pupils in a 8 15 p m recital in Concert Hall. Program includes Schubert Waltzes Effron Bach Beethoven Mozart pieces Liszt Chopin Albeniz Kelley and a two piano Spanish Rhapsody by Lulu Odoms and Martha Straus.
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Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Schubert
Bernard Effron
Bach
Bernard Wolff
Ralph Snowball
Beethoven
von Weber
Lulu Odoms
Chopin
Moszkowski
Carl Johnson
Edgar Stillman-Kelley
Liszt
Martha Straus
Albeniz
Ohioan Fatally Hurt in Motorcycle Crash
Carl Tennywitt aged 60 died after a motorcycle accident near Manchester when he ditched the bike and struck the road. He died an hour after arrival at Hayswood Hospital in Maysville Kentucky. Passenger Harlan Garrett 10 remained hospitalized with injuries.
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Commercial Tribune
Manchester
Carl Tennywitt
Hayswood Hospital
Maysville
Harlan Garrett
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