The Commercial Tribune Branch News Offices and Bureaus
Local note lists multiple branch offices and press bureaus for The Commercial Tribune including Covington Newport New York London Washington and Chicago. It states unsolicited submissions sent to the paper are at owner's risk and the publisher disclaims liability for custody or return.
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Commercial Tribune
Commercial Florioe Publishing Company
Covington
Siphall Building
Madison Avenue
Newport
York Street
New York
West Seventy-second Street
Colums
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey
Chicago
Steger
Five Years After War Ends at Versailles
A reflection on the end of World War I five years after the Serbian trigger and the Versailles peace. It condemns Hun aggression, lauds Wilson's vision, and notes Germany’s collapse from autocracy to a fragile republic, with the Crown Prince seen still lingering in defeat.
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Germany
Versailles
Victor
Boston
Harrison Pike
Marietta
H. Alice
United Singing Societies
Saenger-Band
Johannah Welch
East Front Street
Seventeenth Ward
Little Miami
William Penn
York Street
M. I
Wheeling
W. Va
College Hill
Cincinnati
Corry
Calvert
Healy
Caldwell
Stuart
Johnson
Coles
Hall
Cotton
Miller
Davey
W. Wild
Avery
C. Wild
Wilson
van Buren
Hoover
Watson
Doc William Prentiss
The
Cincinnatis
Maurice
Walton
Broadway
Park Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
James Holland
James
Briz
Russell Wilson
Vine Street
Mr. Holland
Eabyre
TM Portance
the Press Publishing Co
Notes From Noahs Logbook Gives Satiric Jokes in Fragments
Fragmented selection of quips and witticisms presents quick jokes and parodies. Observations range from politics to wordplay and social quirks with brisk punchlines.
Ideas Don't Crawl in a Schoolyard Mystery
A quirky column teases humorous misstatements and playful lines about children, furniture, cookies, and a misdirected elderly couple. The piece blends comic snippets and wordplay, hinting at a lighthearted mystery tone. Names and settings remain loosely sketched.
Glendale Again Speaks About Oswald McMurd
A humorous piece praises Oswald T. McMurd as exceptionally tight with his word. The prose mimics a battle rhythm as soldiers rush to brief combat, humorously noting they fight in breeches due to haste.
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Glendale
Oswald T. McMurd
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati News Briefs
Cloudy and showery weather across Cincinnati. Longworth wine estate sale concludes as John D. Park buys the East Sixth street cellars. Local legal case: Stephen Hayman rearrested in a bank embezzlement matter. habeas corpus issue delays court. Woodward Latin English prize winner Miss Georgiana Woolard, and other local trades, property deeds, and society events summarized.
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Louisville
William P. Anderson
Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
John D. Park
East Sixth Street
Tom Allen
United States
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Vincennes
Ind
Allen
Tom
Woodward Aluminal Association
J. Milt. Blair
FE. T. Fries
I. L. Kellum
Thomas J. Ware
William S. Orr
Noble K. Toyse
Anna G. Cook
Clifton
Resor Avenues
W. S. Scarborough
T. C. Thorp
Montgomery Pike
Locust Street
Lane Seminary Grounds
West
Walnut Hills
Stephen LB. Hayman
American Express Company
Richmond National Bank
Richmond
Express Company
Sindlinger
Ninth Street
Hayman
Jacob
W. L. DeBeck
Cincinnati Horticultural Society
M. Haisworth
Lavina Hainsworth
Newport
New York
Europe
James Thomson & Son
West Second Street
Georgiana Woolara
James Howarth
Spring Grove Cemetery
Women and Prohibition Stir New York Opinion
In New York, women show new opposition to the liquor ban, defending personal liberty and beer social life. The piece notes working girls value beer for sociability and cites a Wall Street forecast of a vast speculative period with huge trading days and tax-driven profits and losses.
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New York
Broadway
Coney Island
Meadows
Wall Street
A. M. Andrews
Biltmore
New York Stock Exchange
Mr. Andrews
Andrews
Plea on Age Bias and Housing Moves in City Letters
A reader laments age prejudice against middle aged women seeking work, citing ads and wartime experience proving efficiency. The same letter urges active building programs to ease rising rents and overcrowded housing, calling for rent relief and more small homes in Cincinnati.
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the Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
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Words of Wise Men Proverb Collection
A compact aphorism set notes that shame in one’s calling breeds shameful living, calm follows storms, great powers grow from deep calm, a probable story seeds calumny, a camel in Media dances in a small cab, old age finds strength in the cane, a candle lights others yet consumes itself, candor breeds harshness, all drawn from Latin proverb tradition.
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Woodrow Wilson
House
Senate
Noah
Bob Newhall
Powers That Be
Robert Mantell
Dr. Damms
Eve
Cain
Black
White
Willie
Mrs. Watchingiliy
Old Stubborn
Gotham
O. O. McIntyre
Bide Dudley
Kansas
Queen ‘City
Union Station
Central Avenue
Fifth Street
Fountain Square
John Delbert
Harlin
Dan Bauer
Majestic
Wielert’s
Westchester County
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