The Commercial Tribune 1925 Morning Edition
The Commercial Tribune publishes daily editions from Cincinnati Ohio with Harry W. Brown as publisher and president. The paper notes distribution points in New York City and Grand Central Station and cites Associated Press rights for news dispatches and local origin items. The issue is dated Tuesday March 17 1925 with price details.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Sceramees Street
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hetaling
Times Building
Forty-third and
Associated Press
Root Advocates World Court for Permanent Peace
Elihu Root urges a world court as the surest way to cast war from international disputes. He cites peace institutions from the league to arms reduction talks and the Dawes plan, but stresses American leadership and Senate approval as essential. The idea rests on judicial methods replacing war and awaits congressional action.
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Mr. Root
Elihu Root
League
Dawes Commission
World Court
United States
Root
Congress
Senate
Germany Turns Diplomacy to Advantage After War
The article argues Germany improves through diplomacy more than war, gaining equal status via League of Nations talks. It notes Germany’s shift from resisting restitution to seeking neutrality and favorable terms, portraying a transition from disarmed aggressor to peace pact participant.
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Germany
League of Nations
League
Belgium
Government rejects African germ import for study
The piece argues against importing disease germs for research stating the US Department of Agriculture should not permit dangerous samples. It cites the English sparrow as an example of failed pest control and asserts that foot-and-mouth disease germs slated for American analysis will be destroyed to prevent any risk to people or animals.
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United States
East Africa
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Africa
Tax cuts and political mood in 1926 Budget talks
Chairman Green cites a 1926 tax reduction aim tied to passing a new taxing law in time for the 1926 budget. The piece urges Congress to focus on businesslike action, arguing economy and thrift define the administration.
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Green
House
Ways and Means
Congress
More Truth Than Poetry by James J Montague
A 1924 syndicated column critiques education for laundry workers while praising schooling, mixes political quips about Theodore Roosevelt and India, and notes Nurmi’s absence from delivering a famed message to Garcia. The tone is satirical and reflective on training, leadership, and national interest.
Just Travelin Round London Channel Crossing
A narrator describes crossing the English Channel by boat, the rough seas and seasickness, fog in London, and a humorous hotel stay at the Savoy. He notes the festering fog, crabby cab rides, bar maids, bellhops in frock coats, and a tense voyage contrasted with a refined train ride to London. The piece ends with a note on the King and Queen returning from Sandringham.
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London
Collie
Kitty
Savoy
Strand
Cecil
Court
Daily Mail
Sandringham
Prince George
McNaught Synd., Inc
Memory and the unconscious mind in everyday learning
A King Features Syndicate piece from 1925 explains memory as the result of sensory impressions stored in the unconscious. It argues that thoughts arise from the interaction of sensations and that forgetting can be a blessing, with a teaser on future advice about a baby's diet.
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DR. Reed
Intellect
King Feature Synd., Inc
Daily Quiz Answers Preview from 1925 Paper
Tomorrow’s edition will print answers to eight questions about birds Florida Keys Bonar Law birthplaces Philippine islands dynamite wind instruments Arizona capital red gems and more. Yesterday’s list confirms answers about Danae the gadabout hawse incubus Islam Monte Carlo Monaco renounce and Seleucia.
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Florida Keys
Andrew Bonar Law
Arizona
Danae
Zeus
Pharaoh
Faro
Mohammed
Monte Carlo
Principality of
Monaco
Seleucia
Antioch
Press Publishing Co
Senate Rejects Warren Nomination in partisan vote
The Senate voted 39 to 35 against confirmation with Republicans for and Democrats plus insurgents against. The roll call showed Dill Edwards Gerry Kendrick Smith Democrats joining the opposition, while Lenroot Overman Reed and McMaster switched. Dawes faced questions as debate centered on constitutional issues and potential recess appointments.
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Florida
Mr. Dawes
Edge
Stephens
Phipps
Pittman
Warren
Overman
Reed
McMaster
Greene
Jones
N. M
Underwood
Dem
Ala
Bermuda
Dill
Edwards
Gerry
Kendrick
Smith
Howell
la Follette
Lenroot
Rep
Wis
Senator McMaster
N. C
Senate
Dawes
Gillett
Mass
Walsh
Mont
Idaho
Robinson
Capitol
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Chicago
Paulina
Goff
W. Va
United States
Massachusetts
House
Butler
Bingham
Conn
Shortridge
Cal
Borah
Heflin
Fess
Ark
Dennistoun Denies Selling Former Wife in London Trial
Colonel Dennistoun denies any sale or wrongdoing involving his wife during a Paris visit and a London episode. A letter from Dennistoun to his wife is read amid testimony about an affair with General Cowans and the maid Parker.
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Paris
Sir Edward Marshall Hall
Colonel Dennistoun
Ritz
Dennistoun
London
Angel Darling
Cowans
General Cowans
Hannah Parker
Parker
Constantinople
Algiers
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati March 17 1875
The Hudson under Captain W H List arrives from Wheeling and impresses as a neat craft built by Fischer and Skillinger at Murrayville. Mayor Johnston asks the Park Board to grant Uncle John Robinson exhibition privileges in the Exposition Building for his World Shows. Sparrows proliferate at Spring Grove Cemetery, sparking a flap with bird authorities. Charles C Morrison, son of College Hill residents and West Point graduate, is appointed to a Lieutenancy in the Sixth Cavalry. A late night gale with snow persists at 2 a.m. Two coal contracts are awarded to A Buchanan & Co for the Workhouse and Longview projects at 13 and 11 cents per bushel respectively.
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Johnston
Board of Park Commissioners
John Robinson
John
Charles C. Morrison
College Hill
Woodward
West Point
Sixth Cavalry
A. Buchanan & Co
Longview
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights
Elias Moch a 75 year old pioneer clothing merchant his daughter Mrs Goldstein and her child were injured when their carriage bolted from the Washington and Forest avenue intersection after a goat spooked the horse. Public utilities and bridge rebuilding topics were discussed by local clubs and committees. Weather clear with temperatures from 46 to 72 degrees.
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Elias Moch
Goldstein
Washington and
Forest Avenues
News Outside the Door and the World Within World of Beetles
An excerpt explains ambrosial beetles of genera Xyletorus Corthylus Monarthrum Xylo terus bore deep galleries in trees. The black staining reveals their fungal gardens, laid by mother beetles and tended by larvae.
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Xyletorus
Corthylus
Monarthrum
Xyloterus
Schmidberger
Theodore Hartig
E J Holmes Elected President of Mt Washington Club
Edward J Holmes was elected President of the Mt Washington Civic Association at its founding. The event at Tripoli Theater on Sutton Avenue drew over 100 Mt Washington residents and installed officers including Walter Murray and Frank Stevens with directors such as Hubert Marshal and Edith Lancaster.
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Edward J. Holmes
Mt. Washington
Mrs Elva Wagner Dies At Norwood Home
Elva Viola Wagner age 29 wife of Ralph Wagner auto accessories dealer of Norwood died at her home yesterday morning after giving birth a week ago She is survived by her husband two children parents Mr and Mrs Fred Schwallie two brothers Quintin and Harvey Schwallie two sisters Mrs Earl Warner and Mrs Arthur Miller The funeral is at 2 PM tomorrow at her father’s Cameron Avenue home and burial will follow at Spring Grove Cemetery
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Elva Viola Wagner
Ralph Wagner
Hudson Avenue
Norwood
Fred Schwallie
Cameron Avenue
Quintin Schwallie
Leslie Avenue
Harvey Schwallie
Earl Warner
Arthur Miller
Reading
Spring Grove Cemetery
B and C Files to Discontinue Cincinnati Hamilton Trains
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seeks to discontinue two trains numbers 172 and 174 between Cincinnati and Hamilton Ohio. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission will hear the request on April 14. The railroad cites operating losses as the reason for discontinuance.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
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