Commercial Tribune June 27 1929 front page note
The Commercial Tribune publishes the June 27 1929 issue with standard masthead details. It notes selling points in New York City and Cincinnati distribution, credits to the Associated Press, and pricing for daily and Sunday copies.
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Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
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Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
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Associated Press
Campaign for Ohio tax reform and Taft chairs aid
State wide campaign organized by citizens committees to back the classification amendment to Ohio constitution. Attorney Robert A. Taft accepts Hamilton County chairmanship. Local committee includes John Omake as chair with E W Edwards C W T J Davis C Vivian Anderson and John Manley. The amendment limits real estate taxation to fifteen mills plus voter levies and shifts other taxes to schedules.
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Ohio
Citizens’ Committees
Robert A. Taft
Hamilton County
John Omake
E. W. Edwards
C. W
T. J. Davis
C. Vivian Anderson
John Manley
Taft
Unamuno Opposes Dictatorship and Calls Spanish Youth to Rise
The article highlights Prof. Jose or Miguel Unamuno in exile denouncing De Rivera and urging Spanish students to oppose the dictatorship. It notes threats of sedition prosecutions and possible extradition attempts by De Rivera and recalls a French response. It also mentions Churchill and American journalism persistence, Sun Yat Sen’s mausoleum move, and French election apathy.
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Spain
Alfonso
Parigagi
Rivera
Pyrenees
de Rivera
Gen. de Rivera
Savant
Blasco Ibanez
M. Herriot
France
Winston Churchill
Winston
Sun Yat Sen
Peking
Purple Mountain
Nanking
Dr. Sun
China
A New Nerve Tonic for the Fearful
A German professor suggests mounting dangers to steady nerves by ascent to great heights. He cites skyscrapers Etna Vesuvius and plane dives as cures for timidity, but notes the plan favors strong men who already feel secure. The idea faces the objection that stout nerves may not need such trials.
Broadway Murders and Broadway Talk From 1929
A New York World News Service summary notes Frank Marlow, alias Gan daolfo Curto, tied to a Queens killing, with mysteries echoing the Rothstein case. It covers Otto Kahn and Rosalinda Morini libel suit dismissal, future canned foods by Samuel Slotkin, George White on 100 percent American Scandals, and a Williamsburg house collapse during a neighborly party with no injuries.
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Vaucluse
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New York
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Gandaolfo Curto
Queens
Rothstein
Marlow
Broadway
John Law
Phair
Grover Whaten
Europe
George White
Williamsburg
Devoe Street
New York World) Press Publishing Co
Arthur
King Arthur
Knights of the Round Paddle
The Impossible is Accomplished
A tongue in cheek note praises science for a supposed breakthrough that would make children willingly eat spinach. The line mocks how adults expect science to shape tastes and behavior, presenting a playful exaggeration rather than a factual report.
Referee Odds Shift with Owen Young in Wall Street Fed Fight
At home Owen Young may take the referee role in the clash between Wall Street interests and the Federal Reserve Bank, signaling potential political and financial tension.
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Wall Street
Federal Reserve Bank
Automobile with sidewise movement dominates pedestrian safety
The adage of a new terror cites a demand for a vehicle that can move sideways to reach a pedestrian anywhere. It frames urban threat and mobility innovation as intertwined, reflecting anxiety over emerging transport capabilities.
Hill climb crowds at Ft Ancient bar roads for 10 000 farmers
Cincinnati Automobile Club held its annual hill climbing contest at Ft Ancient Warren County. The crowded roads slowed city drivers amid car contests and no records broken. Notables included Dr Bonifield Otto Armleder Gustave Drach and R H Cox.
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Ft. Ancient
Warren County
Dr. Bonifield
Otto Armleder
Gustave Drach
R. H. Cox
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati on June 27 1879
Catholic women plan a grand bazaar to aid Purcell debt after a successful concert. Committees led by Mrs. T. D. Lincoln and others prepare preliminaries with Archbishop’s consent. News notes discuss East churches helping, Zion Church gathering on political favors, and Col. Bob Harlan as Republican County Clerk nominee. Lincoln Club opens campaign with Stanley Matthews address. Music teachers gather for the Music Teachers National Association event. Cincinnati Stars face the Chicago Cubs, losing 5 to 3 amid Cap Anson arrest for disallowed language. Weather improves to fair 70-86 deg.
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Purcell
T. D. Lincoln
J. F. Melire
J. B. Mannix
Zion Church
Col
Bob Harlan
Welcome to Arthur Schreiber the Yellow Bird Stowaway
A satirical welcome unfolds in New York as Arthur Schreiber returns to the United States. Quarantine vaccines his ego, customs inspect his clothes for stowed newspapers, and movie cameras document the moment. Citizens’ committee welcomes him amid witty jabs about Lindbergh, Trudy Ederle, and American bravado.
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United States
New York
Arthur
Messrs
Assaliant
Lefevre
Lotti
Lindbergh
France
Paris
Volcanic Soil Draws Farmers Back To Slopes
Dr. Henry S. Washington of Carnegie Institute explains farmers return to volcanic slopes because lava flows provide premier vineyard soil. He notes that the best grapes thrive on lava soils found around long extinct volcanoes and, in some cases like Mt. Etna, near mountains that may flare up.
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Henry S. Washington
Carnegie Institute
Long
Mt. Etna
Shingle tariff fight fuels Washington controversy
In Washington a tariff battle over shingles has become a major talking point as A A L Rahn of Minneapolis mobilizes economists and press briefings to press for ongoing protection of domestic shingles. Rahn, a Republican fundraiser and Shrine leader, argues tariffs hurt U S builders and Canadian lumber costs, shaping debates on the Hawley tariff bill and Ways and Means consultations.
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Minneapolis
Henry Ford
Ford
Republican Party
Andy” Rahn
Imperial Outer Guard
Los Angeles
University of Minnesota
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
House Committee On Ways and Means
Shevlin-Carpenter Lumber Company
Tom” Shevlin
Yale
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America
Congress
Capitol Hill
By Press Publishing Co
Kohinoor Curse Foils British Film Expedition
A British film team led by Capt Malins failed in Siam while shooting the Kohinoor story. Ill luck persisted from Bombay to Calcutta to Rangoon and Singapore, with deaths, crashes, and disease. only two films completed before a return to Britain.
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Siam
Queen Mary
England
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Himalayas
Somme
Ypres
Dalhousie
India
Queen Victoria
Tower of London
Britain
Maskelyne
Bombay
Calcutta
Rangoon
Pakchang
Bangkok
Harman
Singapore
Sumatra
Java
Young Amerryca submissions welcome from readers under twenty
A day by day youth column invites original material from clever readers under 20. Names may be withheld on request and should be sent to Young Amerryca care Commercial Tribune Cincinnati Ohio.
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Another Air Column Due Tonight On WSAI
The weekly extension of this column returns tonight at seven o clock broadcast on Station WSAI. The note invites new readers to tune in and enjoy the lighthearted segment.
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Today’s anniversaries include notable figures through history
A list of historical birthdays and deaths: 1696 Sir William Pepperell born in Kittery Maine. 1820 Leonard Case born in Cleveland. 1829 James Smithson died in Genoa. 1846 Henry Abbey born Akron. 1846 Charles S Parnell born in Ireland. 1850 Lafcadio Hearn born in the Ionian Islands. 1872 Paul Meeenen vena noted as a contemporary figure.
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William Pepperell
Great Britain
Kittery
Leonard Case
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
James
Smithsonian Institution
Genoa
Italy
France
Henry FE. Abbey
Akron
New York City
Charles S. Parnell
Lafcadio Hearn
Ionian Islands
Tokyo
Japan
Paul <Meeenen
Ytoa
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St. Anne’s
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