Commercial Tribune June 25 1929 issue note
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio dated Tuesday June 25 1929 notes its offices and distribution details. It lists sale locations in New York City Schultz's News Stand Grand Central Station Kling's News Stand and Broadway Times Building. It also states Associated Press rights and price information for daily and Sunday copies.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Fifth
Sixth
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Kling
Times
Forty-third and
Associated Press
The Chamber of Commerce Screens Soviet Life Film
The Chamber of Commerce Foreign Trade Committee will host a 6 30 PM showing of The Soviet Nation at Work to illustrate Russia today. The event aims to inform Cincinnatians on conditions in Russia and weigh whether Russian business benefits America, with expert addresses to follow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Aovie
Qreign
Russia
Rus
Busic
Foreign Trade Committee
Tomor Jw
America
Fords
Henry and Son
Amanullah quits as Afghan reformer dethroned
The text recalls Amanullah’s modernist push in Afghanistan, including social reforms and advances like airplanes and radios. It notes opposition from officials and the army overthrowing him, sending him into exile, and his later worn, resigned outlook.
Turners Festival Parade Lights Queen City History
June 25 1909 featured a grand parade with Ohio National Guard U S Army units ten thousand schoolchildren Elks and ethnic clubs in line. Ex Mayor Julius Fleischmann Grand Marshal and Gov Judson Harmon led a multi hour event watched by about 75000. Heat and storms followed with rain overnight and strong winds.
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Ohio National Guards
U. S. Army Regiment
Ft. Thomas
Elks
Julius Fleischmann
Judson Harmon
Government Square
Queen City
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 25 1879 Graduations and Politics
Woodward and Hughes High Schools held graduation ceremonies with many young women grads in white muslin. Albert D Shockley and David Phillipson won gold medals. Reuben R Springer donated 5000 to College of Music for student prizes. District Court ruled police can be bounced by Commissioners. Gen Thomas L Young criticized Democratic leadership though praised John G Carlisle. Cincinnati Reds defeated Chicago Cubs 4 to 1. Weather ranged 67 to 90 degrees.
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Woodward and
Hughes
Music Hall
Albert D. Shockley
Woodward
David Phillipson
John B. Peaslee
Thomas L. Young
Citizens
Democratic Congress
Hayes
Gen. Young
John G. Carlisle
Covington
Eighteen Day Diet Prompts Wide Range of Comedic Testimonials
A parade of letters mocks the eighteen day diet with readers from Blanche White to Mrs. Seth Wortle sharing humorous outcomes. Reports range from weight loss to odd side effects, with references to opera houses, a Sing Sing inmate offering a thirty day plan, and a chorus of indignant oranges.
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Oscar Eggplant
Mae B. Cronk
Eugene Thwacker
Rudy Vallee
Sing Sing
N. Y
Young Amerryca Submissions Welcome to Readers
A day-by-day column invites entries from readers under 20. Young Amerryca seeks original material with no writer’s name published unless requested, care of Commercial Tribune, Cincinnati.
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Young Amerryca
Care Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Jawin' tennis and the modern column sport
A playful column explains the term jawin tennis as a humorous indoor sport of ideas. Readers share letters from Amelia R of Spartansburg S C praising the forum for youth views. P L K Urbana O warns parents about powerful idle words as M J G Paris Ky notes huddle talk becomes narrow casting.
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Paris, Ky
Approval of Young America Sets Club in Classical Class
Inquiries follow the approval by the American Magazine and Literary Digest as to whether the column Young America should join the discussed class. Well notes many are inclined to swear by the publication while Ed comments on the supportive sentiment.
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Literary Digest
Young America
K. J
Star Robbed of $30,000 Jewelry in Chicago Theft
Ethelind Terry, renowned musical comedy star, and husband Benjamin E. Bogeaus were robbed early today in Chicago returning to their apartment from a cabaret. Jewelry valued at $30,000 was stolen. Bogeaus was not robbed.
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Chicago
Ethelind Terry
Miss Terry
Benjamin E. Bogeaus
Bogeaus
Complaint filed against Lake Shore Railway over freight trains
A. L. Longstreet of Bellevue on behalf of fourteen others filed a complaint in Columbus on June 24 charging the Lake Shore Electric Railway runs five and six car freight trains in Bellevue. The group asks the Utilities Commission to limit trains to two cars and order track repairs in Bellevue.
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Columbus, CO
Lake Shore Electric Railway Today
A. L. Longstreet
Bellevue
The
Utilities Commission
Lawyers Secret Poll on Municipal Judges Begun
The Lawyers' Club mails over a thousand ballots to pick four first choices for municipal judgeships. Twenty eight names appear on the ballot with four endorsed by the regular Republican organization. Ballots due next Saturday.
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Lawyers’ Club
Joseph O'Meara
Judiciary Committee
Frank F. Denning
Thomas J. Eliott
Landon L. Forchheimer
Otis R. Hess
Carl W. Rich
C. Clive Clark
Harry M. Cohn
Joseph B. Derbes
Frank H. Derfus
Carl T. Foley
Obert Fosdick
Eli G. Frankenstein
T. Gordon Gutting
Andrew, O.haefner
Herbert F. Koch
Michael Cc. Lacinak
William J. Leonard
Cleveland Clinic hero collapses at home
Patrolman Ernest Staab, praised for saving twenty one people during the Cleveland Clinic disaster that killed 123, collapsed at his Cleveland home while convalescing from hospital care. He remained in serious condition at St. John's Hospital as doctors treated delirium and oxygen needs.
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Cleveland
Ernest Staab
Cleveland Clinic
Mt. Sinai Hospital
St. John’s Hospital
Staab
Exhumed Victims For Chemical Analysis In Md Case
In Havre de Grace Maryland the viscera of Edward Stone and Edgar Stone husband and oldest son of Mrs Hattie Stone were exhumed for chemical analysis expected to take about two weeks The results could bring additional murder charges against Mrs Stone who denies poisoning her younger son George 15 She remains jailed in Belair awaiting September grand jury action.
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Havre DE Grace
Edward Stone
Edgar Stone
Hattie Stone
W. Worthington Hopkins
Belair
Hoover to inaugurate Boulder Dam project proclamation
President Hoover will issue at noon tomorrow the proclamation setting the Boulder Dam law into operation. The document is being prepared by the Department of Justice and will be delivered to Hoover this evening at the White House in Washington.
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Washington
Hoover
Department of Justice
White House
Rum Runners Sentenced in Federal Plea Bargain
Toled o Ohio June 24. Rus sell Keller of Sandusky was sentenced to three months in the Dayton Workhouse and fined 100 for transporting liquor from Canada after pleading guilty before Federal Judge George P. Hahn. Harold Caswell and Clarence J. Hess, both of Sandusky, were fined 100 each on the same charges. The government holds two yachts alleged to have carried the liquor.
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Toledo
Russell Keller
Sandusky
Dayton
George P. Hahn
Canada
Harold Caswell
Clarence J. Hess
Young Thugs Rob Couple In Toledo Garage Ambush
A. Whittenburg and his wife were robbed of 1000 dollars early today as three young men with a girl driver accosted them leaving their garage. One assailant attacked Whittenburg and the suspects fled in a car.
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Toledo
A. Whittenburg
Whittenburg
Movie Dog Hero Strongheart Dies at 13
Hollywood mourns as Strongheart the film dog dies at 13 at owner Miss Jane Murfin's home. The once famed canine starred in early talking pictures and earned public adoration during a celebrated career.
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Hollywood
Cal
Strongheart
Jane Murfin
Ruth Livermore on Trial for Burglary in Ohio
Ruth Marie Livermore, 22, a former schoolteacher, faces a burglary charge for robbing an inhabited dwelling of jewels and furs worth 7400 dollars. A five-woman jury was seated, with testimony to begin tomorrow after the appellate court ordered the trial. Her common law husband, Lester Livermore, serving life, is unavailable for support.
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Youngstown
Ruth Marie Livermore
Ray L. Thomas
Ruth
Courh
Lester Livermore
Columbus
Court's honor sustained when culprit rents coat
In Cleveland Judge Samuel H. West admonished a defendant for not wearing a coat in a liquor charge trial. Frank Ward of Akron lacked a coat, but a stranger lent one for 50 cents, then Ward rented it to another man for 25 cents and returned to court.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. West
Frank Ward
Akron
West
Frank
Kiwanis Clubs Not Ready for Foreign Members
Kiwanis International President Samuel Cummings told the Milwaukee convention that forming Kiwanis in foreign nations should wait and focus on small communities in Canada and the United States. A lowered chapter minimum to twenty five members makes expansion feasible, but quality of members remains crucial.
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Franklin H. Giddings
Columbia University
Legion
United States
Giddings
Milwaukee
Wis
Canada
Samuel Cummings
Dallas
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis
Cummings
Bakers Guild Opens In Toledo On Bread Revival
In Toledo Ohio on June 24 the Ohio Bakers Association opened a convention session with topics on selling bakery goods and making bread and pastries for consumer benefit. About 750 attendees heard officers state the aim is to revive old-time loaf traditions.
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Toledo
Ohio Bakers’ Association
Two Killed in Ohio Train Collision
In Steubenville Ohio on June 24 Thomas Hannan a 40 year old mine boss and his 21 year old son Williams were killed when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train at Unionport. The auto was hurled about 100 feet.
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Steubenville
Thomas Hannan
Williams
Pennsylvania
Unionport
Man Sentenced for Wife’s Death in Auto Ride
Albert Gurning, who shot his wife to death during a June 4 automobile ride in Columbus, was found insane by a special jury and sentenced to Lima Hospital for the Criminal Insane. The ruling followed a June 24 hearing in Common Pleas Court.
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Columbus
Albert Gurning
Lima Hospital
Common Pleas Court
Death of Charles M. Levy Former Western Pacific President
Charles M. Levy of San Francisco former Western Pacific Railroad president died at St. Luke's Hospital New York at age seventy while on a world voyage. He had retired about three years earlier and was completing a trip around the world when illness struck.
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Charles M. Levy
New York
San Francisco
Western Pacific Railroad
St. Luke's Hospital
Mr. Levy
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