Commercial Tribune Newsstand Locations and 1927 Date
The Commercial Tribune lists sale points in New York City including Schultz's News Stand on Sixth Avenue at Forty second Street and Grand Central Station entrance, and Hotaling's News Stand at Forty third and Broadway. The paper notes Associated Press rights and date Wednesday June 29 1927 with price information.
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Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and Broadway
Associated Press
Presidential nomination influence in Hamilton County politics
Observers visiting from New York and Brooklyn assess local Democratic sentiment in Cincinnati during Derby Day. The piece weighs Al Smith versus Cal and Ohio figures Nic Longworth and Vic Donahey as potential presidential choices, noting partisan angles and the impact of party leaders on timing and selection.
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New York
Brooklyn
al Smith
Gov. Donahey
J. H. McCooey
Cal
White House
State of Ohio
Nic” Longworth
Vic” Donahey
Rival Walks of the President and His Lady
The piece portrays a light public portrait of President and Mrs. Coolidge, noting Mrs. Coolidge’s mountain hike and the President’s porch vigil. It treats the event as a sociable glimpse into the first couple’s private moments and public image, with cautious editorial commentary on accuracy.
Right to a Living vs Traffic License Suspension Question
Courts address the legality of suspending licenses for habitual traffic offenders and the potential to abuse one man power in traffic supervision. The piece questions what remedies exist when regulations are ignored and calls for constitutional clarity and fair impact on working people and families. It also notes rising local traffic fatalities and touches on international political shifts.
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Public Utility
Turbulent Turk and the Forty-Eight Hour Address
A satirical note laments Kemal Atatürk’s reformist image and mocks a forthcoming two day forensic speech. It contrasts tyrannical power with constitutional rule and contemplates future political fear among statesmen. Also parodies worms surfacing to fiddle music and poetically scornful lines about Lindbergh and bootleggers.
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 29 1877
Commencement for St Xavier College at Pike’s Opera House witnessed a large audience with Orations by Charles Poland William Quinn P J Corcoran Philip Cosgrove and valedictory by P J Corcoran The graduates heard an address by Rev H L Magevney Medals were awarded to Henry Rowekamp P J Corcoran and William Overbeck Also notes on Democratic politics Hebrew Union College public exam plans German public school salaries and local court actions Weather recorded as Fair 70 to 87 degrees.
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St. Xavier College
Pike's Opera House
Charles Poland
William Quinn
P. J. Corcoran
Philip Cosgrove
H. L. Magevney
Henry Rowekamp
William Overbeck
Hebrew Union College
Mound Street Temple
Henry Adler
United Congregations
I. M. Wise
Max Lilienthal
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati From The Commercial Tribune
A 1900s summary recalls Cincinnati political drama over securing a potential Democratic National Convention site with $50,000 cash, led by M. E. Ingalls, Mayor Dempsey, and John E. Bruce. It notes society groups backing the effort, a mayoral note of city hospitality, and a visiting German American Teachers' Association convention. The piece also mentions city figures like City Auditor Bill Culkins, Senator Foraker, and Judge Lueders, plus weather and a 64 to 74 degree day.
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M. E. Ingalls
National Democratic Committee
Ingalls
Dempsey
John E. Bruce
Tom Johnson
Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club
Associated Organizations
Walnut Hills Business Club
Hotel Men and
Duckworth Club
National
How To Be Happy Though Poisonous
The July Forum by H Munro Fox explains how animal poisons arise in the body chemistry of creatures from snakes to beetles. It notes varied venom sources and warns that much remains unknown about the chemistry of these toxins while observing how poison grants some animals a share of happiness.
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Forum Magazine
H. Munro Fox
Birmingham University
Prof. Fox
Notable 16th to 20th Century Figures and Events
A timeline of figures and events including Peter Paul Rubens birth and death dates, Sir Alexander Mackenzie voyage, Henry Clay death, a Hartford tablet for 1775 Washington Rochambeau meeting, Stanford estate case in San Francisco, Wesley Merritt Manila mission, Karl Liebknecht treason sentence, and Santa Barbara earthquakes.
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Peter Paul Rubens
Holland
Westphalia
Antwerp
Sir Alexander Mackenzie
Henry Clay
Washington, D. C
Hanover County
Hartford
Wesley Merritt
San Francisco
Manila
Karl Liebknecht
Santa Barbara
Today’s Birthdays Highlight Notable Americans
Dr. George Ellery Hale honorary director of Mt. Wilson Solar Observatory born in Chicago fifty nine years ago. Senator William E. Borah born in Fairfield Illinois sixty two years ago. Harry H. Frazee theatrical manager born in Peoria Hill forty seven years ago. Gen. George W. Goethals born in Brooklyn sixty nine years ago. Dr. William J. Mayo born in Le Sueur Minnesota sixty six years ago.
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George Ellery Hale
Mt. Wilson
William J. Mayo
Mayo Surgical Clinic
le Sueur
Minn
Balanced Diet for Poorer Families
A 1927 King Feature Syndicate article discusses scientific dieting for low income households. It explains balancing protein and calories for the moderately hardworking, stresses food quality and mineral vitamins, and notes how storage, taste, and habit affect diet. It warns many families lack variety and energy, then promises guidance on selecting energy giving foods tomorrow.
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Judg Dr.reedment
King Feature Synd., Inc
Physiognomy Across Nations Highlights National Traits
Dr Rudolf Kassner in Budapest argues science classifies human faces by nation and race. He cites extremes in Russian type, praises German composure, critiques Mussolini’s will and intelligence, notes English and American faces as open, and observes expressive Hungarian and Mongolian traces. He links cinema and newspapers as cultural bearers.
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Rudolf Kassner
Count Keyserling
Budapest
Russia
Ludendorff
Hindenburg
Mussolini
Yankees At Paris Cafe Startled Night Scene
Two American men in evening clothes sparked a confrontation in a left bank cafe after a loud French taunt. The maitre d hotel identified one as an American Embassy attaché. Critics in The Hague clash over Ben Hur versus The Mother in a perceived cinema showdown between America and Russia.
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Seine
Maitre d
Messieurs
New York
America
Russia
Hague
Potemkin
City moves to end private parking at large events
Col Sherrill city manager announces a police plan to stop private individuals from soliciting parking and watch services during large gatherings at venues like Music Hall Emery Auditorium and baseball games. Officials from Auto Club Federated Civic Association Retail Merchants and Safety Secretariat supported the move after complaints of damaged cars and gratuity demands. Central Parkway parking remains governed by the Rapid Transit Commission.
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Music Hall
Emery Auditorium
Col. Sherrill
Herman Lackman
Auto Club
Charles S. Cowie
Federated Civic Association
Lynn E. Kevenaugh
Retail Merchants’ Association
Cdpélan
G. C. Smith
Central Parkway
Rapid Transit Commission
Four Cleveland Firemen Hurt in Triple Crash
In Cleveland on June 28 a crowded street car, a hook and ladder truck, and a car collided. Four firemen were injured including Jerry Hlavaty in critical condition and Capt. Patrick Campbell Thomas Butler and Henry Cannon. Carl Kennat’s car was demolished and passengers aboard the street car were shaken up.
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Cleveland
Jerry Hlavaty
Patrick Campbell
Thomas Butler
Henry Cannon
Carl Kennat
Bandits Rob Bank in Davenport Oklahoma Heist
A woman and two men robbed the Davenport State Bank this afternoon, escaping in an automobile. The trio forced two bank officials and a customer into the vault while the woman watched at the door. The amount stolen was estimated at 1200 to 1500 dollars.
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Davenport
Okla
Davenport State Bank
Two Die When Car Hits Auto In Washington County
A father and son were killed instantly when their cattle truck was struck by an electric car on the D T I Railroad in Washington County Ohio. The victims were Jack Rey, 38, of Lancaster, and his son Paul, 11. Rey leaves a wife and two children.
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Washington Co. H
Jack Rey
Lancaster
Paul
Rey
Protest over B&O stock issue filed with ICC
Lloyd Church, a New York City stockholder, filed a petition with the Interstate Commerce Commission protesting the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road plan to issue 63.2425 million dollars in common stock. He argues that paying 1.422,956 dollars in commissions to underwriters would dilute current stockholders rights. He advocates directly selling 30 million dollars par value of stock to stockholders at par without banker commissions to meet capital needs.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lloyd Church
New York City
Church
Herrick Returns to U S Silence on Security Pact
Myron T. Herrick American ambassador to France arrived in New York for vacation and spoke at City Hall on trans Atlantic goodwill from Lindberghs flight. He carried a French memorandum on outlawry of war and declined to discuss the proposed security pact beyond confirming the document and optimistic notes on Franco American relations.
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New York
Myron T. Herrick
France
City Hall
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ile de France
United States
Wood says he’ll retain post in the Philippines
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood affirmed to reporters that he will return to the Philippines as Governor General despite rumors. He arrived from the West after visiting President Coolidge at the summer White House and said he will stay in New York until the Fourth of July before heading to Washington.
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New York
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Wood
President Coolidge
Ragpicker Suspected in $150 Jewelry Loss
Miss Nell Hamilton reports jewelry valued at 150 dollars missing after she accidentally placed a woman's gold watch a pearl strand and a neckpiece with rubbish into a yard trash can. She says the can was emptied by a rag picker before she reported the loss to police on June 7.
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Nell Hamilton
Vine Street
Miss Hamilton
Miss Outcalt Improves After Appendicitis Surgery
Miss Ethel L. Outcalt, a Walnut Hills High School supervising teacher, underwent an appendicitis operation at Bethesda Hospital on Monday and was reported improving at a late hour last night. She resides at 3362 Reading road.
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Miss Outcalt
Ethel L. Outcalt
Bethesda Hospital
Reading Road
Walnut Hills High School
Girl Saves Three From Fire in Elkhart
Viola Mann, 15, rescued her sister and two brothers from a blaze in their Elkhart home. She carried two children down a blazing stairway and used a ladder from an upstairs window to save the third. Parents were at work at local factories.
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Elkhart
Ind
Viola Mann
Bank official found dead near Waukeon after disappearance
John P. Bieber assistant cashier of the People's National Bank was found shot to death in the woods near Waukeon Iowa last night. The bank remained closed today and an examiner is now in charge of the investigation.
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Waukeon
John P. Bieber
People’s National Bank
Four Thousand Six Hundred U S Troops Reported in China
In Peking on June 28 the American forces in North China rose to 4,600 with the arrival of 1,100 marines from the Tenth Provisional Regiment. The contingent includes an aviation detachment operating around the Tientsin region.
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U. S
China
Peking
Tenth Provisional Regiment
Tientsin
Banker Sentenced for Embezzlement in Royalton Bank
William Lovel Jr, cashier of the State Bank of Royalton, pleaded guilty to embezzling about 58 000 dollars from the bank after its closure last Thursday. He received an indeterminate prison term and offered no explanation beyond prior claims of bad investments.
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Benton, Ill
William Lovel, Jr
State Bank of Royalton
Lovel
Boy Killed and Two Injured by Autos
An eight year old, Dan Adams, died at General Hospital after being struck by Sergeant Decamp of the Cincinnati police. Howard Kern Jr., thirteen, and Marjorie Sederle, ten, were seriously injured by automobiles at separate locations. Robert Albrecht, forty two, driver of the fatal car, was charged with operating a car while intoxicated.
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Dan Adams
Catherine Adams
Ridgely Street
Sergt
Herbert Decamp
Cincinnati
Eastern Avenue
General Hospital
Sergt. Decamp
Columbia Avenue
Decamp
Howard Kern, Jr
Riverside Drive
English
Neave
Church Street
E. F. Moore
State Avenue
Central Avenue
Liberty Street
Marjorie Sederle
Fred Sederle
West Liberty Streets
Robert Albrecht
Resor Place
First District
First Woman Made Registrar of Deeds
Miss A. Maude Carville named by Gov. Brewster to Cumberland County Register of Deeds to fill the vacancy caused by Norman Hrue's death. She becomes the first woman to head a courthouse department in Portland and will serve until the September 1928 state election. The selection drew note alongside earlier candidates from Portland Brunswick Gray and others. The remainder text is commentary unrelated to the event.
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New York World News Service
Portland
A. Maude Carville
Brewster
Register of Deeds
Cumberland County
Norman Hrue
Miss Carville
Registry Office
Registrar of Deeds
James H. Pinkham
Charles F. Merriman
Samuel D. Furbish
Herrick T. Nason
Brunswick
Fernald E. Sawyer
Gray
Bill
Beatrice
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Pershing addresses Exeter grads at Phillips Exeter
General John J. Pershing delivered the commencement address at Phillips Exeter Academy as his son Francis W. Pershing stood among the graduating class of Exeter New Hampshire.
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Pershing
Exeter
N. H
Francis W. Pershing
John J. Pershing
Phillips- Exeter Academy
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the Commercial Tribune
Hamilton County
Mrs. Coolidge
Black Hills
President
Presidential Family Lodge
Land
Leon Daudet
Japan
Kemel
Lindbergh
Congress
James J. Montague
Bell Syndicate.“Inc
The
Cincinnati Commercial
George A. Peter
William H. Pugh
Ike Miller
Democratic Party
Southern Railroad
Charles Reemelin
Superior Court
Thomas Evans
Cincinnati University
Cedar Point
Bill Culkins
Hoyle
Committee of Ten
Senator Foraker
Matt Nelson
League
Lueders
Maurice Ketten
AERE
Pierre van Paassen
Press ‘Publishing Co
Herrick
Banker
Boy
Maine
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