The Commercial Tribune June 27 1929 Cincinnati issue
The Commercial Tribune published a Sunday edition dated June 27 1929 from Cincinnati Ohio. It lists price 2 cents daily and 10 cents weekly by carrier, with publisher Harry W Brown. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and carries credited dispatches and local news.
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THE
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Walnut Street
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Telephone Canal 3570
Associated Press
Hell's Kitchen Kids and the Limits of Welfare Critique
A historian style reflection on social reform, welfare work, and the dangers of misused philanthropy. The piece cites a libel case about a Hell's Kitchen child and warns that self righteous charity can harm rather than help, urging intelligent, compassionate social research.
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Teost
Hell's Kitchen
New York
Fifth Avenue
Cantor
Symchathy
Organize for Thrift Aims to Unite Employers and Employees
The piece urges cooperation between boss and worker across industries as a lasting system to reduce idleness and waste, apply efficient methods, and steady production and supplies. It calls for embracing the thrift slogan Organize for Thrift to curb unrest and balance supply with demand amid national effort. It notes continuing naval tensions off San Francisco and pacifying effects on democracy in conflict.
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American Society For Thrift
America
J A Ritchie the Bus Philosopher praised in New York
A profile of J A Ritchie president of the Fifth Avenue Coach Company, lauded for his humane view of New York City life and his handling of critics. The piece ties his outlook to public service, cites his responses to complaints about bus conductors, and notes parallels to cultural figures and writers.
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New York
Gaynor
Knickerbocker
J. A. Ritchie
Fifth Avenue
Ritchie
America
O. O. McIntyre
The
Commercial Tribune
West Seven
Illinois
Mr. Ritchie
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Hottest Weather and Firefighters Visit
The piece recalls a Cincinnati sighting of 90s degree heat with a 100 degree mark in Washington as the Red Stockings beat the Olympics 35 to 24. It notes weddings, elections for colored school trustees, a Home Building boom in Hartwell, debates over women in the ministry, and a visiting New Orleans firemen parade with praise for their steam engines.
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Washington, D. C
Red Stockings
Cincinnatis
A. G. Wetherby
Fannie Voorhees
St. James
J. F. McClelland
The
Colored Schools
W. H. Jones
Richard Hatch
W. H. Harrison
Joseph Earley
Irank Heeder
David Braxton
J. Fossett
J. C. Corbin
Robert Harlan
Forest City Club
Rockford
Hartwell
Daniel DeCamp
Hamilton County Home Building Association
O. H. Geffroy
Memphis
Ft. Meigs
Saisha Sturgeon
Grant County
P. Menice
Kenton County
John Jully
Campbell County
Joseph Seine
Pendleton County
W. A. Foster
George Williams
Middletown
William Shafer
Samuel Bonnell
Joseph Burnett
David McAhesney
Cincinnati
Henry Gaither
Alva Curtis
Battle Grounds
New Orleans
Louisville
Enoch Megrue
Wisby
Cincinnati Zouave Band
Gifts Engine House
George F. Davis
Board of Aldermen
Robert E. Diamond
Billy Glass
S. F. Covington
von Seggern
Mr. Latta
Gibson
Fifth Street
Washington
Philadelphia
Alex. Grosch
East Fifth Street
Newport
Mississippi Steam Fire Company No. 2
Grosch
Stratford Jester Welcomes American Shakespeare Praise
A dialogue scene in Stratford on Avon features an American extolling William Shakespeare as a grand genius and cultural icon. Residents counter with humor about Shakespeare’s place in the United States and mock up a modern poetry sample contrasting classic lines with a kitchen-borne joke about a garbage barrel.
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William Shakespeare
George Washington
Champ Clark
Colonel Shakespeare
United States
Dayton
Judge Shakespeare
Ohio
Shakespeare
The
Brave
Land of the Free
Stratford-on-Avon
Joan of Arc
Marie Corelli
Indiana
Raft Raft Ravings By George Alexander Mann
Opinion column by George Alexander Mann features satirical verses on society and politics. It mocks West superiority talk, debt and failure, house hunting versus army service, profiteering, and counterfeiters with humorous quips and rhymes.
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George Alexander Mann
Franz Hale portrait of Coymans auction in London
One year ago today the Franz Hale portrait of Coymans appeared at a London auction. The fragmentary note records the sale event and location with limited details.
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Franz Hale
Coymans
London
The Jarr Family. McCardell's Comic Sickroom Tale
Mr Jarr lies feverish with tonsillitis while his wife and Mrs Rangle debate home remedies. Hot mustard baths gargles and plasters are tried as the patient resists yet endures. Humorous domestic scene ends with the couple yielding to the home torture.
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Mr. Jarr
Mrs. Jarr
Mr. Jar
Mrs. Rangle
Ernestine
Love Stories Of Great Novels Thaddeus The Polish Hero
Thaddeus, a Polish defender in the late eighteenth century, fled to England after Poland’s fall. He befriends Pembroke Somerset, faces poverty and debtors prison, is helped by Mary Beaufort who pays his debt, and is later revealed to be the son of Sir Robert Somerset. He finally gains wealth and wins Mary.
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Thaddeus
Count Sobieski
Poland
Europe
England
London
Pembroke Somerset
Pembroke
Tinemouth
Mary Beaufort
Mary
Sir Robert Somerset
Sir Robert
the Press Publishing Co
Today’s anniversaries feature historic births and deaths
Key dates marked include Charles IX born in 1550s reign start of civil wars, Leonard Case founder of Case School born 1820, Thomas Dorr released after rebellion, Hiram Powers born 1805, Harriet Martineau died 1876, Carlotta Patti died 1890s, and Ohio Supreme Court ruling on direct inheritance tax unconstitutional in 1890s.
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Charles IX
France
Sixth
Continental Congress
Leonard Case
Case School of Applies Science
Dsed
Thomas Dorr
Dorr
Hiram Powers
Florence
Italy
Woodstock
Harriet Martineau
Carlotta Patti
Adelina Patti
Paris
Ohio Supreme Court
Birthdays of notable figures marked today
Miss Helen A Keller born in Tus cumbia Alabama forty years ago. Sir Herbert Ames born in Montreal sixty seven years ago. Rear Admiral Harry S Knapp born in Connecticut sixty four years ago. Dr David P Barrows born Ravenswood Illinois forty seven years ago. May Irwin born Whitby Ontario three years ago.
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Helen A. Keller
Tuscumbia
Ala
Herbert Ames
Permanent Secretariat
League of Nations
Montreal
Harry S. Knapp
United States
Connecticut
David P. Barrows
University of California
Ravenswood
Ill
May Irwin
Whitby
Ont
Centenary birth of Leonard Case celebrated
A Centenary tribute marks the birth of Leonard Case founder of the Case School of Allied Science. Arsipal Waweworpv, a late command figure in the naval service Lerupen wurca, is retired today for age.
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Leonard Case
Case School of Allied Science
Arsipal Waweworpv
United States Naval
Fultice Lerupen Wurca
Doing One Thing Well in Uncommon Sense
Uncommon Sense argues that focus yields success. Babe Ruth shifted from pitching to batting and became the best in America by concentrating on one skill. The piece extols hard work and persistence to excel at a single objective, noting that distinct expertise attracts reward.
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Babe Ruth
Ruth
America
Prees Publishing Co
Lawrenceburg Summer School Grows As Post Plans Carnival
More than twenty pupils attend the Lawrenceburg summer school under Principal A B Ward. McAllister Post American Legion gains Fair Grounds for a carnival in early August. James Cline of Greensburg surveys manufacturing plants in Lawrenceburg and Greendale. Postmaster Albert Spanagel receives a $100 yearly salary increase to $2600. Mrs Kate Peterson hospital bound in Cincinnati after surgery. Mrs Belle Miller Kinzer sells residence on Ooeee Street to John Quinn for 2
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Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
Ind
A. B. Ward
McAllister Post
American Legion
James Cline
Greensburg
Greendale
Albert Spanagel
Belle Miller Kinzer
Fred Wuest
Ooeee Street
John Quinn
Burlington County Garage Under Construction Resumes Work
Special dispatch reports Burlington Kentucky on June 26 confirming resumed work on the large county garage to house road machinery. W A Gaines contracts for a six room bungalow on his farm near Bullittsville. No chautauqua in Burlington this summer. A gospel meeting is at Grange Hall. Tobacco setters in Boone county earn up to one dollar a day.
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Commercial Tribune
Burlington
W. A. Gaines
Bullittsville
Grange Hall
Boone County
Fess Appeals to Grange on Prices at Xenia Picnic
In Xenia Ohio June 26 Congressman S D Fess urged produce more and consume less saying price control is up to the people not Congress. Grange tax expert C A Dyer promised reform and a fair tax. William Ruthrauff of Chicago sued for divorce by Mrs Alice Ruthrauff amid claims of neglect and cruelty following his $257000 Pepsodent sale.
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Jove
The
Commercial Tribune
Xenia
S. D. Fess
Pomona Grange
Congress
C. A. Dyer
Grange
William G. Ruthrauff
Chicago
Hooven & Allison Company
Alice G. Ruthrauff
Ruthrauff
Pepsodent Company
Chamber Appeals to ICC for More Coal Cars
The Chamber of Commerce through Secretary L. C. Tingley has appealed to the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking more coal cars to relieve a shortage. Crops may be ruined if farmers cannot obtain coal for threshing operations.
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Chamber of Commerce
L. C. Tingley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Doctor Taylor Survives Car Upset on Fairfield Pike
Dr. L. L. Taylor of Yellow Springs crawled from under an overturned car on the Fairfield pike today and escaped injury.
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L. L. Taylor
Yellow Springs
Fairfield Pike
Madison Man Dies. Porter Fatally Injured in Fall
William Chasteen 82 died at his daughter’s home in Kent after years as janitor for Madison Public Schools. Frank Porter 25, a farmer near Hanover, was likely fatally hurt by a 25 foot fall while adjusting a hay pulley. skull fracture reported by physicians.
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Madison
Ind
William Chasteen
Charles Kloppfer
Kent
Madison Public
Frank Porter
Hanover
Pfau and Connor Tie The Knot In Indianapolis
Mr George E Pfau and Miss Alice O Connor wed last Thursday at St Phillip Nerio Oratory Indianapolis The ceremony was performed by Rev George J Smith Wheat harvest begins in area with reports of an extra fine crop likely to yield well High lands crop not ready to harvest until next week
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George E. Pfau
Alice O. Connor
St. Phillip Nerio Oratory
Indianapolis
George J. Smith
Death of Mrs Mary Barnett in Hanover Home
Mrs Mary Barnett aged 70 wife of George Barnett died yesterday at her Hanover home. She is survived by her husband and a daughter Mrs William Lawson of Hanover. Lexington Canning Co plant destroyed by fire last Thursday night valued at 6000 dollars with partial insurance. origin unknown. Kenneth Rider in charge of factory had contracted over 300 acres of tomatoes and plans to rebuild.
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Mary Barnett
George Barnett
Hanover
William Lawson
Lexington Canning Company
Lexington
Kenneth Rider
Rider
Harding club organized in Aurora Indiana
A Harding club has been organized in Aurora Indiana. Officers include H C Watts as President Denton Opp J C Kirby and James Miller as Vice Presidents W B Ross as Secretary and E H W Cadwell as Treasurer.
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Commercial Tribune
Aurora
Ind
Harding Club
H. C. Watts
Denton Opp
J. C. Kirby
James Miller
W. B. Ross
EH. W. Cadwell
Aurora Teachers List Attending State Normal at Terre Haute
Teachers from Aurora and nearby area attending the State Normal school at Terre Haute include Mildred Chance Anna Dean Irene Miller Elizabeth Maloney Alma Osborn Elizabeth Randall Carla Trinkle and Jennie Walden.
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Aurora
Statte Normal School
Terre Haute
Mildred Chance
Anna Dean
Irene Miller
Elizabeth Maloney
Alma Osborn
Elizabeth Randall
Carla Trinkle
Jennie Walden
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