The Commercial Tribune March 16 1925 edition note
The Commercial Tribune publishes daily editions from Cincinnati Ohio with distribution points in New York City. This item lists publishing details and newspaper offices and notes Associated Press rights.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
Case
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times Building
Forty-third and
Associated Press
Pacts of Mutual Trust Would Help Europe
European nations clash over security assurances and fear of invasion. France and England seek a pact while Germany Italy and others worry about outcomes. The piece argues lasting peace requires trust and cooperation beyond fear, proposing a United States of Europe as a possible step.
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France
England
Germany
Italy
League of Nations
Europe
United States
Expansion of Associated Charities Opens West End Office
Forward March of Social Service lauds the growth of Cincinnati welfare efforts as the Associated Charities opens a second district office in the West End. The group emphasizes widespread social service from home to recreation, stressing service over gifts as its core charity.
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Cincinnati
Associated Charities
West End
College Sports and the Fair Play Dilemma
A Commercial Tribune piece argues against pressuring a captain and top shooter to flunk courses to stay eligible for 1926 basketball. It urges that true sport favors duty to self alma mater and parents, condemns incentives to sacrifice academics for team advantage, and defends education moral aims.
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Commercial Tribune
Old Playhouses Spoofed By Times And Sequel Seizures
A sharp critique traces evolving theater tastes from prudish eras to modern frankness. It notes how critics and audiences now demand raw depictions of passion and human nature, while drawing parallels to political theater and public censorship debates. The piece ends by alluding to political theater in the United States Senate with a satirical tone.
A Needful Lesson on Economy and Congressional Response
A political observation argues that when President Coolidge calls for economy the proper reply by Congress is not to resist or delay but to pursue immediate and prudent spending cuts. The piece urges disciplined budgeting and efficient government amid partisan debate.
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Congress
Night clubs padlock plan questions where bandits would spend
A provocative question asks where lawbreaking night clubs in New York would drive criminals to store funds if all venues are shut. The remark implies shifting illicit spending elsewhere and critiques enforcement reach and urban crime dynamics.
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New York
Travelogue in Paris Highlights Letellier and Street Life
A journalist meets Henri Letellier proprietor of Le Journal in Paris and notes his public fascination and lavish lifestyle. The piece observes Parisian urban color from buskers to street vendors and the abundance of cheap paperback literature.
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Political Edge and Cultural Notes
A Cincinnati column recalls the Republican City Committee meeting on Court Street set primaries for two days hence and a convention the following day. Uncle John Robinson is favored for Mayor. George Fawcett Rowe seen as Wilkins Micawber at the Grand Opera House. the Wallace Sisters perform at Wood’s. The University Trustees reportedly offered Robinson a chair at natural history. Louise Sackett hosts a grammar match for Grade A pupils. A Knowlton’s corner public library branch is planned with over 6000 dollars pledged. Noyes Green is touted for Water Works Trustee. Weather hints at 38 to 67 degrees.
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C. F. Hornberger
Republican City Executive Committee
Court Street
Walnut Street
John Robinson
George Fawcett Rowe
Wilkins Micawber
David Copperfield
Grand Opera House
Wallace Sisters
Wood
Sunlight and nutrition prevent infant rickets study
Medical notes from Yale on 281 babies show rickets risk begins early and sunlight plus vitamin rich cod liver oil help. Violet rays in cereals and fats may prevent deficiency, with early sun exposure and breastfed babies equally at risk.
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Alfred E. Hess
Yale University Medical School
Historical Quiz Answers Preview from 1925
Tomorrow's newspaper will publish answers to trivia questions. Maiden wooed by Zeus as gold shower was Danae. Fato’s name origin unclear. Howse is a boat’s house. Incubus is a male demon nightmare. Founder of Islam is Muhammad. Monte Carlo lies in Monaco. Synonyms for renounce include repudiate sever, renounce, abandon. Syrian port for Antioch is Alexandretta.
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Fato
Monte Carlo
Antioch
Malay Archipelago
Holland
Cerberus
British Empire
Soudan
Central Africa
New York
Vermont
Charleston
Byzantium
By Press Publishing Co
March Birds and Plants Signal Nature's Martial Return
In March the northern shrike returns north to clear paths for summer birds, while the dwarf white trillium appears in warm forests from Iowa to Pennsylvania. The butcher bird, feared for impaling prey, mimics other birds to lure victims as March, the martial month, reflects nature's cruelties and the cycle of life. J OTIS SWIFT.
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Ohio
Potomac
Iowa
Minnesota
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
New England
Nuttall
Fireworks controversy shadows Fourth of July plans
The piece criticizes Tammany for promoting a Fourth celebration plan centered on fireworks. It warns that reviving dangerous pyrotechnics endangers lives after reducing Fourth mortality through caution. It cites influenza worries and criticizes the United States Senate as contributing to public health concerns.
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Tammany
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Cites Mayoral Race and City News
Lewis G Bernard announced his mayoral candidacy subject to the Democratic convention. Julius Fleischmann ordered police to enforce gaming laws to shut down slot machines, with an estimated 10 000 in operation. Mrs C D Klemm elected president of the Mathesis and on Walnut Hills High School staff. Rev Hugo E Eisenlohr reelected head of Masonic Aid Society. Police physical exams planned. older officers possibly replaced. Henry Nordseck injured again after hospital stay by slipping on an orange peel. Weather cloudy and mild.
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Julius Fleischmann
C. D. Klemm
The
Mathesis
Walnut Hills
Henry Nordseck
Bond Hill
Military funeral for Captain George H. Playford planned
In Zanesville Ohio tomorrow afternoon Captain George H. Playford Civil War veteran and Past National Commander of the Union Veteran Legion will receive full military honors at his funeral services at the family home. He was one of Ohio’s best known Civil War veterans.
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Zanesville
George H. Playford
Union Veteran Legion
Playford
Ohio
Fire Claims Mother and Son in New Milford
A mother Mrs Louise Espitee age 50 and her son Gerald Espitee 21 died in a house fire in New Milford Connecticut. Two other family members were seriously burned. The blaze destroyed the home and authorities investigated the cause.
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New Milford
Conn
Louise Espitee
Gerald Espitee
Soudan Recognized as National Entity by League Council
The League of Nations Council recognizes Soudan as a national entity for the first time following a report on the second opium conference. The move, urged by Britain to set a precedent, risks Cairo protests over Sudan’s international status as Cairo had co ruled with Britain.
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League
Soudan
Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Council
The
Eric Drummond
Cairo
N. Y
Paris Commune observance at Madison Square Garden
About 13 000 people attended a Paris Commune commemoration at Madison Square Garden under the Workers' Communist party and the Young Workers' League. A 200-person pageant depicted the 1871 revolt while police arrested three men over alleged plans to drill fifty others for an attack. No disorder occurred.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Workers
Communist) Party
Young Workers’ League
Paris
Julia Stuart Poyntz
United States
Funeral may cut speed record on Pulitzer run
A New York Central special train departed New York at 2 25 p m aiming to reach St Louis in 224% hours for the funeral of Mrs Joseph Pulitzer. The run covers 1157 miles to Cleveland with an average speed above 51 mph if achieved. Passengers include Mr and Mrs George McMurtry and Mrs Julius Walsh.
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New York
New York Central
St. Louis
George McMurtry
Julius Walsh
Joseph Pulitzer
Cleveland
First German election likely to result in draw
Berlin March 15 There will be no result in the first German Presidential election None of the six candidates will secure the necessary majority Jarres Marx Helpach Braun Thalman Heldt
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Berlin
Jarres
Marx
Helpach
Braun
Thalman
Heldt
People’s Party
World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Jurors Held Over Rum Inquiry In Lackawanna
Three Lackawanna County Grand Jury members and a Scranton constable were detained by state troopers and county detectives after being questioned about possible outside influence to ignore liquor cases. District Attorney Scragg said authorities would pursue the matter as ministers urged stricter enforcement.
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New York World News Service
Scranton
Lackawanna County
Harold A. Scragg
Patrick Timlin
John Conway
Chester Pembridge
Martin McAndrew
Third Ward
Scragg
Silverstein
Grand Jury
Council
Kurd Revolt In Kurdistan Could Last Three Months
Constantinople reports the Turkish Commissar for the press says the Kurdistan revolt is large and growing and will likely take three months to quell. Rebels retreat from Diabekir region and await a Turkish attack in difficult southern terrain. Angora Assembly approves another large credit for repression.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Turkish Press Today
Kurdistan
Diabekir
Angora
Dynamite explosion kills two in Newburgh mine
Twenty miners in the Forest of Dean iron mines near Ft Montgomery faced a deadly blast today. Two men, Lorette Papetto and Daniel Smith, were killed instantly while another, Constantine Desanto, was critically burned. Several others suffered shock and burns as the premature explosion occurred at the bottom of the mine.
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New York World News Service
Newburgh
N. Y
Old Forest of Dean
Ft. Montgomery
Lorette Papetto
Daniel Smith
Constantine Desanto
Hyde Park VP Fire Damages Home In Morning Blaze
A fire likely started by faulty wiring woke Robert McEvil ley, 2525 Observatory Road, Hyde Park, vice president of the First National Bank, from sleep. The blaze, in a third floor sewing room, caused $100 in damage and was quickly put out by firefighters.
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Robert McEvilley
Observatory Road
Hyde Park
First National Bank
Bandits Loot Fur Store in Central District Heist
Ten bandits raided Benjamin Marks & Co. fur store in New York Citys dry goods district and fled with $10,000 to $15,000 worth of furs after a running confrontation with police and private detectives. A passerby was slightly wounded.
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Associated Press
New York
Benjamin Marks & Co
Clemenceau Completes Three Year Book Now Deferred for Ten
Paris reports former premier Georges Clemenceau has finished a three volume philosophical work. The title remains undecided and publication awaits ten years after his death by will stipulation. The work, about 1500 pages, reportedly contains memoirs and judgments on major figures and events of his era.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York
Paris
Georges Clemenceau
Clemenceau
Tizer
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Car Drops 30 Feet Into Tree Injuring Driver Unharmed
John Friend, 58, of 1059 Wilstach street escaped injury when his car plunged over a 30 foot embankment on Hillside avenue Stop 7 and lodged in a tree top. He was hospitalized uninjured and later charged with being drunk. Police sought driver of a hit and run in Benton and Vine streets area leaving Ben Hoskamp injured. Other incidents: Thomas Bell 33 injured after car wheel broke on Vine street near Inwood Park. Walter Hill 31 bruised when his car struck by a freight train at Third street and Eggleston avenue.
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John Friend
Wilstach Street
Hillside Avenue
General Hospital
Thomas Bell
East Clifton Avenue
Corcoran Lamp Company
Vine Street
Inwood Park
Walter Hill
Roberts Street
Pennsylvania
Third Street
Eggleston Avenue
Ben Hoskamp
Findlay Street
Benton and
Vine Streets
Hoskamp
Sleeper in Fire Box Dives Through Flames
Horace Harris a locomotive boiler inspector for the New York Central Railroad nodded off in a firebox after an inspection. A fire was started an hour later without him noticing. Harris awoke found himself trapped and leaped through flames to reach the open door, three or four feet away, and collapsed unconscious on the cab floor. He was hospitalized in serious condition in Syracuse New York.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Horace Harris
New York Central Railroad
Harris
Lodger Kills Mother of Three in Buffalo Tragedy
In Buffalo on March 15, Rosa Klick mother of three, died from bullet wounds inflicted yesterday by lodger Paul Rapp. After shooting her, Rapp killed himself. Medical examiner links the death to a quarrel. Rapp had been attentive to Mrs. Klick, who was separated from her husband.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Rosa Klick
Paul Rapp
Rapp
Klick
Words of Wise Men and Quotations
A collection of aphorisms notes pride from ignorance and low labor as cure for evils. It reflects on joy dispelling long sufferings and contrasts talk with action. The compilation cites famous figures including Voltaire and a Baptist saying.
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