Commercial Tribune announces publication details and offices
The Commercial Tribune issues subscription rates and delivery terms for daily and Sunday editions, with international postal options and payment methods. It lists branch offices in Walnut Hills Pompigton Newport London Washington New York Chicago and contact details.
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Newport
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London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Muncey
New York
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Chicago
Steger
Public playgrounds praised yet risks to boyhood joy
The article extols city playgrounds as vital for children yet laments they may replace the old joys of boyhood. It contrasts current play spaces with memories of sunfish, field games, and rough outdoor adventures, noting Rev. Lyman Abbott’s red bandana sight and Hamilton Mable’s European escape.
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Outlook
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Third party questions confront Republican voters
The piece weighs whether a new party would betray fifty years of Republican stands on tariffs currency civil rights and national integrity. It argues the GOP must defend protectionism, sound money, and equality before the law, warning against a half Democrat half Republican platform and pending Democratic signals. It ends noting post campaign dinners won’t lower living costs.
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Orient
Republican Party
Those Southern Delegates Show Honest Wealth and Resolve
The article defends Southern colored delegates at the Chicago convention, noting diverse wealth and success among black farmers and leaders. It cites Alabama and Virginia representatives as proof that skin color does not determine integrity or motives, and highlights rising land ownership among southern Blacks while urging fairness in judgments.
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Alabama
Mien
Tears
Dribee
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Danville
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Rooster Nuisance in New Jersey Sparks Local Ordinance Debate
Notes and Comment recalls a case near Atlantic City where residents protested crowing roosters waking them at dawn. A chicken farmer plans to defend his Chanticleers while officials consider an ordinance to ban chicken farming in the seaside resort. The writer reflects on weathering nuisances and enjoying Latonia racing.
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Chanticleers
European Society Pets Paraded In Extreme Fashions
Gossip from abroad notes European society women pamper dogs with ruffles goggles and traveling kennels while even London and Paris offer elite pet infirmaries. The piece recalls art world retirees and a Louis XVI table rescued and sold for 4 600 dollars, illustrating wealth's oddities.
Ballot Battle Grows Hot at Federation Convention
In San Francisco the General Federation of Women's Clubs recesses for pleasure as delegates from over twenty states caucus to form the nominating committee for the presidency. Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Pennybacker lead rival campaigns with New York and Texas backing them. Endowment progress shows $100000 raised with state pledges listed.
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Philip Carpenter
Percy V.pennybacker
New York
Texas
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Joseph P. Mumford
Philadelphia
B. L. Buchwalter
Ohio
Robert H. Wiles
Chicago
S. T. Denison
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Kentucky
Cc. A. Avery
Henry P. Childs
Lucia Blount
Washington, D. C
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Chicago School Board Names Its First Woman
Chicago appoints Mrs John McMahon the sole woman on the city school board. A former teacher, she is vice president of the National Conference of Catholic Charities and has led the Chicago Catholic Women’s League for two years. Her father previously served on the board.
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John McMahon
North Dakota Campaign Planned by Statewide Movement
An active statewide campaign is being planned in North Dakota with legislative work as the first priority. Leaders outline a progressive program for the coming year.
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North Dakota
Catholic women organize Golden State league for suffrage
Several hundred Catholic women in San Francisco organize the Golden State league to advocate woman suffrage and educate women on how to vote. The group aims to impress Catholic women with the value of the ballot and the necessity of using the new right.
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Golden State League
San Francisco
Italian women admitted to Masonic lodge claim
Signora Troise of Milan, a noted writer and suffrage advocate, says the admission removes slander that women cannot keep secrets. She has helped reorganize cubs across Italy.
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Signora Troise
Milan
American appointed director of Panama City Normal School for Girls
The government of Panama has appointed Miss Agnes Ewing Brown, an American, to the office of director of the Normal School for Girls at Panama City.
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Panama City
Women hold many public roles across 155 German towns
In Germany a total of 11 900 women fill honorary posts in cities and charity boards across 155 municipalities. About 7 000 women serve in active care roles for the poor and orphans, with 115 towns listing women on school boards.
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Germany
Miss Florence Holbrook Urges Summer School for City Children
Miss Florence Holbrook of Chicago cites that about 300000 children are out of school now with under 10 percent leaving the city with parents and about 1000 seeking work. She urges keeping schools open in summer with redees and adding playgrounds to reduce street danger.
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Florence Holbrook
Chicago
Miss Kate Davis Drives Push for Censorship Law
Miss Kate Davis of Pennsylvania, president of the National Uniform Censorship League, travels to several states to rally support for a law regulating picture shows. She argues it should be possible to take children to such shows without exposure to objectionable content.
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Pennsylvania
National Uniform Censorship League
Witness Photographs Highlight Personal Crisis Reports
Photos document recent personal crises including murders burglaries and robberies. Authorities urge citizens to review images for clues while preserving victim privacy and public safety. Community centers offer support resources for those affected.
Statuettes as Fashionable Gift Trend Among Society Women
A new fashion replaces photographs with personalized statuettes given to friends. The trend is costly yet valued for artistry, with many prominent East Coast society women posing for these pieces.
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East
Modern Vulgar Women and the Call for Proper Dress
A dated critique argues for old fashioned modesty as daughters dress to display their figures. It condemns modern fashions that emphasize physical appearance and artificial enhancements, claiming ten years ago such attire would have led to indecency arrests.
First Women Bankers Convention Held in San Antonio
The inaugural convention of women bankers met in San Antonio with resolutions establishing it as an annual event and planning a national association akin to male bankers groups.
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San Antonio
Antisuffrage Headquarters Moves to Atlas Bank Building
Mrs Florence Goff Swartz leads the Association Opposed to Suffrage from Room 22 Atlas Bank building now serving as the new headquarters with consultations available all day Parlor and noon meetings are scheduled at various locations as officers advance a quiet yet effective campaign
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Florence Goff Swartz
Atlas Bank
New Industry for Women Grows in Rural Sector
A woman plans a herb farming venture focusing on medical herbs like ginseng after completing courses in botany biology and soil treatment. The project offers outdoor work and health benefits for women, and is expected to succeed.
Paris Women Rally Over Food Prices Demonstration
About 300 French women marched through Paris last week in a protest against government agitation for cheaper food. The demonstrators urged action to lower costs and address rising living expenses.
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Paris
Citywide Food Price Relief Sparks Looting as Troops Move In
Citizens demand lower food prices while crowds loot shops and force dealers to barricade storefronts. Authorities requisition troops to restore order and prevent further unrest.
First Woman Lawyer Agnes Downing Breaks Minnesota Barrier
Agnes H. Downing becomes Minnesota’s first woman admitted to practice law after passing the bar. She now resides in California and runs as the Socialist candidate for state superintendent of public instruction.
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Minnesota
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
California
Summer Moonlight Dance at the Ripples
Mr and Mrs William T Irwins South Milford home the Ripples hosted a moonlight dance for the younger set. A pavilion was lit with Japanese lanterns and guests included debutantes and visiting cavaliers from college. Anna Louise hosted Innés Warren Judith Smith and others assisted. About 120 danced to Ofers Orchestra and a lawn buffet followed. Guests arrived by motor and traction car and were returned to the city after midnight. Mrs Hines and her children plan summer visits in Wequetensing. Mrs Tyler Fields luncheon honored Harriet Anderson with bridal party and out of town guests for a wedding. The tristate tennis tournament opens with entries for the week.
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William T. Irwin
South Milford
Anna Louise
Innés Warren
Pittsburg
Irwins
Janet
Judith Smith
Chillicothe
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Ofer
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Wequetensing
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Notable Tennis Guests For Local Tournament Attract Attention
May Sutton and other champions from Canada and the United States will attend the upcoming local tourney along with Gustave Touchard and R. M. Williams of Philadelphia. The event promises close competition and social events at the Hotel Arms, with plans for a men’s smoker and gallery tennis if weather permits.
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Lois Moyes
Miss Brown
Rhea Fairburn
Montreal
Carrie B. Neely
Chicago
Miriam Stiever
Gustave Touchard
Mrs. Touc
R. M. Williams
Philadelphia
J. J. Armstrong
University of Minnesota
Messrs. Jones and Hoerr
St. Louis
Hotel Arms
Park area wedding and travels of local residents noted
Park public school student daughter of the late Captain Hiram Taylor of Williams avenue Oakley will marry with Rev Charlies Williams of Norwood performing the ceremony for relatives only. Mr and Mrs Orville K Jones left for Ann Arbor to attend the diamond jubilee reunion and then traveled to Detroit Sandusky and Fremont returning next Saturday. Hon William Whiting Andrews secretary of the US legation at Panama is at the Hotel Wolcott New York before returning to Panama. Edmund Kerper of Cincinnati visiting Cambridge Mass and Walter G Franz of Cincinnati are also guests at the Wolcott.
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William Whiting. Andrews
Legation of the United States
Panama
Cincinnati
Murderer shoots Miss Morse then kills himself in taxi
L H Schuerman a wealthy Carrollton Ky furniture maker shot Elizabeth Morse 28 in a closed taxi in Grand Rapids and then wounded himself fatally after being pursued by police. A witness says the shooting followed Morse's refusal to marry him. Schuerman was in town for a furniture show.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
L. H. Schuerman
Carrollton
Elizabeth Morse
Lyons
Schuerman
Miss Morse
Sheridan Reaches Nome After Ice Drift
The army transport Sheridan, adrift in the Pacific off Alaska, arrived safely at Nome Alaska. Major General Arthur Murray reported to the War Department that the ship will stay at Nome as the Arctic sea has cleared of drift ice.
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Sheridan
Alaska
Pacific Ocean
Nome
War Department
Arthur Murray
Arctic
Jamison Dies In Charlotte Car Train Crash
J M Jamison a Charlotte hotel proprietor was killed when his car was struck by a freight train at a grade crossing near here Mrs W M Bagwell and her 7 year old son of Hamlet were seriously injured in the same collision occurring June 2.
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