The Commercial Tribune March 31 1926 edition overview
The Commercial Tribune issues a brief masthead entry with publication details. It notes circulation in Cincinnati Ohio and newsstand locations in New York City and at Grand Central Station. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to AP dispatches and local spontaneous news.
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The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and
Broadway
Associated Press
Women and Senators in World Court Contest
The Woman's World Court Committee of America plans a public campaign to counter Senator Borah and promote World Court membership. They will host select speakers to follow Borah’s itinerary and present pro World Court arguments. The effort targets other senators including Moses and seeks to rally public support.
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United States
Borah
Congress
Senate
Woman’s World Court Committee of America
Moses
Equalize College Sports and Studies Says Carnegie Leader
Dr Henry S Prichett president of the Carnegie Foundation criticizes the dominance of athletics in colleges. He argues sports draw time from study and that education should balance mental training with physical prowess while calling for simplification of the educational system.
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Carnegie Foundation
Henry S. Prichett
Prichett
Republican Ascendancy Noted in German Balloting
The article reports Germany’s first popular election yielding no clear winner, while the Republican party leads a large plurality and could shape a future coalition with Marxian influence. It contrasts German Republicanism with American brand politics and notes Germany’s 80 percent turnout versus U S turnout, with scattered Kaiser votes and a hint that some might back William II.
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Germany
Republican Party
Marx
United States
Kaiser
William the Was
Rodeo Taboo as Rival to Bull Fight
The East and West clash over rodeo cruelty claims as Albany's Humane Society calls for ending rodeos. It compares rodeo to Spain's bullfighting, accusing riders of mistreating horses. The piece muses on public taste and modernizing propaganda such as radio broadcasts and ice delivery.
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Albany
N. Y
Humane Society
Humane Association
Spain
Mexico
America
Hairpins and Buttons Unearthed From Ancient Mounds
A light verse notes mound builders left hairpins and bone buttons as archaeologists uncover relics. It muses that such trinkets prove women were always present, while other quips joke about boxing offers and a camel named Gin. The blast of jokes closes with a naval stingray versus shark scene.
Monte Carlo Glamour and Greed Amid Gambling Lures
A vivid slice of Monte Carlo contrasts beauty with danger as lavish wealth, luxury hotels, and the casino floors reveal a world of roulette, spies, and deadpan stoicism. The piece notes American financiers, a dancing bear, and aged gamblers, all under a veneer of glitter and risk.
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Monte Carlo
Hotel de Paris
Schwab
Former President of the American Medical Association
A historical note highlights the former leader of the American Medical Association focusing on welfare and success themes in public health leadership.
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The
American Medical Association
Keep Your Abdominal Muscles Strong and Toned
A 1925 King Features Syndicate health piece explains the abdominal wall structure from skin to peritoneum, the role of muscles in supporting internal organs, and how to safely strengthen them with gentle, repeated contractions and posture habits.
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King Feature Synd., Inc
Questions and answers from a 1925 press quiz
The page lists ten current questions about poetry geography science explorers and history with answers to yesterday's questions. Topics include Dante the Danube chartreuse parcel post Socrates Chartreuse Eton College the Sick Man of Europe the wolf and Dalton and the ancient city of Syracuse.
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Tut
Henry VIII
England
Eton College
Everglades
Florida
William and Mary
Turkey
Europe
John Dalton
Dalon
Pythias
Syracuse
Press Publishing Co
Two Dances Raise Funds for Captain Farrell Family
Fifty years ago in Cincinnati, two police promoted dances at Greenwood and Mozart Hall netted nearly $2,000 for Captain Farrell’s family after his sudden death. The item notes civic events, a Sunday School Association meeting, a corrected opera casting report, and Vanderbilt’s fare cut on routes to New York.
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Greenwood
Mozart Hall
Farrell
Walnut Hills
Eastern Railways
Commodore Vanderbilt
Cincinnati
New York
Missing witnesses tied to New York murder captured in Cincinnati
J Morgan Smith and Julia Patterson Smith, linked to the Caesar Young killing case in New York where Nan Patterson stood trial, were located in Cincinnati and arrested after detectives identified them. Also noted: estate administrator Joseph Cantor ordered to repay about 15000, a female medical student tops her interneship quiz, May Festival board accepts resignation of A Howard Hinkle, and Mayor Fleischmann urged plans for a homeless shelter. Weather: cloudy to clear. 45 to 64 degrees.
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J. Morgan Smith
Julia Patterson Smith
Caesar Young
New York
Nan Patterson
Jerome
Sweeny and Houtillion
Wintering birds widen range in New England and Maine
Massachusetts state ornithologist Edward Howe Forbush reports rare wintering of hermit thrushes in Southern New England and Maine. Bohemian waxwings appear in Worcester County. olive-backed thrush and waxwing sightings extend to Ontario and Connecticut, with northern shrikes noted in several places.
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New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
Edward Howe Forbush
Massachusetts
New England
Connecticut
Worcester County
Maas
Ontario
J. Otis Swift
N. Y
Words of Wise Men in a Vest of Friends
A reflective collection echoes from thinkers like Tupper Taylor Aristotle and Pato praising consistent friendship, clear light, and virtue. The excerpt juxtaposes aphorisms on daily truth, sunlight on mud, and virtue guiding love.
Mellon Richest Man as Treasury Secretary At 71
Andrew W. Mellon, at 71 the oldest secretary of the treasury, is described as frail yet formidable a rigid business figure whose wealth and influence shape Washington policy. The piece traces his birth 1854 Pittsburgh education Frick connections divorce scandal and financial rise through Mellon holdings and the founding of Donora and the Mellon Bank.
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Treasury
Washington
George Buchanan Fife
New York Evening World
United States
Andrew William Mellon
the Treasury
America
Calvin Coolidge
The
Pittsburgh
Western University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Nora McMullen
Henry C. Frick
Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh
Harding
Donora
Woodland Road
Treasury Department
Mr. Frick
Mellon
Thomas Mellon
Frick
Mr. Mellon
Ireland
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Mellons
Alleghany County
Thomas Mellon & Sons
Jay Cooke & Co
Mellon Institution
Union Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Andrew Carnegie
Stel Corporation
Nooks and Corners of History Mr Dooley
A portrait of John M. Dooley a Georgia bar member from the 1920s to 1940s famed for wit and law. Anecdotes recount his dueling remarks his gambling days and hotel feet bath episode illustrating his sharp humor and legal prowess. Copyright 1926 Press Publishing Co.
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Dooley
Darky
Bob Toombs
Alex
Stephens
Ben Hill
Press Publishing Co
Coolidge's Golden Opportunity as President Sees Efforts Expand
President Coolidge, with an economy driven agenda and a cooperative Cabinet, aims to advance executive actions without an immediate extra session. He plans tax reform and a detailed revenue act analysis, working with Kellogg on armament limits and policy to boost American business at home and abroad.
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David Lawrence
the Commercial Tribune
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Kellogg
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