Commercial Tribune Publication Details and Availability
Established 1783 the Commercial Tribune publishes daily in Cincinnati Ohio with Harry W Brown as publisher and president. It notes availability in New York City at Schultz's News Stand Grand Central and Hotaling's News Stand and mentions Associated Press affiliation for credited dispatches and local news.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Fifth
Broadway
Cincinisti
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Associated Press
Daily price list note for March 7, 1925
The item lists the Saturday edition price of 2 cents and the Sunday edition price of 7 cents, dated March 7, 1925, from the Price-Daily publication.
War That Is Stupid and That Is Wise
A newspaper editorial endorses Dr G A Tawney that World War was stupid and no one won. It argues against endless talk of war and for intelligent effort to build peace while praising Tawneys view of a model community where individuals strive to become their best.
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G. A. Tawney
Dr. Tawney
Tawney
Woodward High School
Maud Muller and the Judge in a 1919 Limousine
A satirical verse contrasts Maud Muller with a judge in a summer scene. The maiden scorns the judge’s marriage offer citing financial need and ambition, ending with the judge riding away. Included are snippets on European debt, a radio university joke, and farmer grievances resolved by supply and demand.
Borglum Offers To Finish Work At Stone Mountain
Gutzon Borglum asks peace after smashing his own models and offers to resume the Stone Mountain memorial project. He argues the designs are his creation and only his hands can execute them while seeking a conciliatory settlement with the Memorial Committee to complete the historic monument for heroic dead.
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Stone Mountain
Gutzon Borglum
Death ray sale and political stances in a mixed news fragment
A fragment discusses the death ray inventor selling his discovery in America while the U S government denies official purchase. It notes Britain’s failed bid, questions the weapon's verifiable power, and argues secrecy as a safeguard. It also touches local politics, safety councils, and Roosevelts era public discourse.
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America
United States
Mr. Matthews
England
John Bull
Matthews
Cherbourg Notes From a Transatlantic Sojourn
Travelogue fragment describes Cherbourg France and Normandy scenic beauty. Vivid anecdotes include porters and a bearded captain in Cherbourg, Caen's Gothic architecture, Norman horses, and a Caen flash of history with Harold Godwin. The piece notes the Eiffel Tower, the Alabama and Kearsarge battle view, and cultural quirks like tripe served on iron stone plates.
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Paris
Normandy
Cherbourg
France
Caen
William the Conqueror
Harold Godwin
England
William
Caen Algo
Old City
Broadway
Burgundy
Francois Rabelias
Short Questions and Answers Quiz Review
A dated quiz lists ten current questions on geography history music and science with yesterday's answers. It includes items on continents insect nights, glass making, planetary rings, and notable figures like Handel Wagner Keats and Rashid.
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Handel
American Statesman
Stocckholm
Sweden
Minneapolis
Harold II
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Harrisburgh
Igor Stravinsky
Europe
Richard Wagner
Nietz&’dhe
John Keats
By Press Publishing Co
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati March 7 1875
A Cincinnati Commercial item recalls a fare game raid at 161 Race Street by Lt. Snellaker and officers Ramsey Wilmer and Weevil. Archie Collins was arrested for dealing. a carriages crash near Ninth and Main injured a driver, but no one was hurt. J M Wilson, U S Consul at Bremen, returns after his father’s death. Larry Hazen plans to oppose Jake Gardner for Fourth Ward alderman. The iron towboat Alex Swift at St Louis to fetch iron ore for Swift's Iron and Steel Works on the Licking River. Revival meetings at Central Christian Church prompt extended labors by Rev H W Everest.
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Race Street
Snellaker
Wilmer, Weevil
Ramsey
Archie Collins
Alex Swift
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Tennessee River
Swift's Iron and Steel Works
Licking River
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati from The Commercial Tribune
An unidentified man died in his seat after laughing at two black face comedians at People's Theater. The University Trustees met in secret to discuss a building program focusing on a technical building. The Public Safety Board refused retirement for Bartholomew Guinan, 74, police turnkey. Frank Haller beat Oliver Kirk for the intercity featherweight title at the Cincinnati Gym. Barbara Mullen wed Thomas Ryan at St. Thomas Church on Sycamore Street. Weather: Cloudy to rain 35 to 44 degrees.
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People’s Theater
Board of University Trustees
Frank Haller
Cincinnati
Oliver Kirk
St. Louis
Plain terms for germs and their shapes in medicine
Dr Krev explains simple words for germ types and shapes to help the public. He describes cocci bacilli and spirilla, how germ colonies form pus, and how doctors identify infections under a microscope.
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DR. Krev
Sweeney
Stuyvesants
Krieg Pashues Synd., Inc
News Outside the Door Peregrine Hawk Feeds on Chinatown Pigeons
A hawk that frequented the Munici pal Building ledge and fed on pigeons near Chinatown and East Broadway has reappeared. Observers note its irregular dining, possibly the same bird as before, with a daily 3 o'clock feeding pattern once observed by editors in nearby towers. The peregrine hawk is widespread across America and nests in northern cliffs, with eggs laid early in spring.
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Municipal Building
New York
Chinatown
East Broadway
Harold Cleaves
Palisades
Center Street
Park Row
Pulitzer
Atlantic
Labrador
America
Ontario
Ohio
New England
Maryland
Pennsylvania
J. Otis Swift
N. Y
Soviet Buys Italian Planes Reported
Rome dispatch says the Soviet government bought eleven Italian airplanes and has shipped them to Odessa. An additional 260 planes of various types have been ordered for quick delivery.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Odessa
The Saviour on the Cross in the Weekly Sunday Lesson
William T. Ellis reflects on the March 8 1925 International Sunday School Lesson The Saviour on the Cross Luke 23 33 46. He notes the cross as the key to human sin and divine love, cites cross imagery across cultures and history, and argues the atonement as life bringing from the cross without clerical jargon.
Procter & Gamble 3186 Share Dividends Highlight Annual Day
Procter and Gamble employees in the United States and Canada numbering 3186 received over 500000 in dividends last year as the seventy fifth semi annual Dividend Day opens at Music Hall. The program features The Feast of the Folk an operatic piece by the PG chorus of 100 with a fifty piece orchestra and vaudeville acts. Station WSAI will broadcast. Ivorydale plant has 1446 employees in the profit sharing plan owning or holding 21296 shares valued around 12500000 with 249378 paid in dividends this year. Colonel William Cooper and other company officials will speak on industrial relations after the program.
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Procter & Gamble Company
United States
Canada
Music Hall
Procter & Gamble
WSAI
Ivorydale
William Cooper
Procter
Assembly
Procter & Gamble Urges Europe Loans to Stabilize Trade
Prof. N R Whitney of Procter & Gamble urged American loans to European bankers at a Foreign Trade Association luncheon. He argued Europe is America's main raw material customer and restoring its market benefits the United States. The foreign students dinner for Cincinnati institutions moved from March 18 to March 31 at the Business Men's Club due to Senator Willis's schedule.
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United States
N.R. Whitney
Procter & Gamble Company
Foreign Trade Association
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
America
Foreign Trades Association
Cincinnati
Frank B. Willis
Business Men’s Club
National Limited to Run Between Cincinnati and New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced an all Pullman National Limited train with baths, valet and maid service, library lounge, barber shop and secretary service for business travelers. Service begins April 26 with departure from Cincinnati at 8 p.m. serving Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. Crescent Limited will link New Orleans and New York via Mobile, Montgomery, Atlanta, Washington, and operates over multiple railroads.
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Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
St. Lauis
National Limited
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Southern Railway System
W. H. Taylor
Mobile
Montgomery
Atlanta
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Railroad
West Point
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Gloria Swanson Leaves Hospital in Paris for Convalescence
Miss Gloria Swanson American film star left the Auteuil clinic where she had an operation for acute peritonitis two weeks ago. She and her husband the Marquis de la Falaise de la Coudray moved to a Versailles hotel for convalescence.
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Gloria
Associated Press
Paris
Gloria Swanson
Auteuil
la Falaise de la Coudray
Versailles
Unclear Poem Fragment Inspires Vivid Imagery
A fragmentary verse evokes a blood stained tread and piercing glow with noontide rays. The piece centers on a cross bearing figure and the urgent, ritual tone suggests sacrifice or salvation themes without a complete narrative.
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