The Commercial Tribune May 16 1925 Front Page Notes
The Commercial Tribune published daily from Cincinnati Ohio announces its May 16 1925 issue. It lists distribution locations in New York City Schultz's News Stand Grand Central and Hotaling's News Stand and notes Associated Press copyright and paper price.
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Commercial Tribune
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Associated Press
Judge Woeste Indicts Traffic Regulation In Cincinnati
Judge Woeste of the Municipal Court urges strict reform of traffic control as motor vehicle deaths rise past fifty with year to date figures. He calls for intelligent action by officials and society to curb the slaughter, offering concrete remedial steps and stressing urgency.
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Woeste
Cincinnati
Young Urges U S Entry Into World Court For Rehabilitation Action
Owen D Young, Dawes plan administrator, addresses the National Institute of Social Sciences urging concrete U S participation in World Court for international rehabilitation. He cautions against coercive terms and urges official American involvement while maintaining national integrity.
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Dawes Plan Commission
Plan In Action
Owen D. Young
United States
National Institute of Social Sciences
America
Mr. Young
World Court
Downtown bus terminals and city regulation debate
The article discusses municipal anxiety over bus terminals and regulation. It cites New York and Cincinnati rulings on a city’s right to regulate buses, and notes the clash over where terminals should be built to funnel interurban travel toward downtown merchants.
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New York
Cincinnati
Corn on the Cob Hints at Broad Uses Despite Prohibition
The Department of Agriculture notes corn can be processed into many products beyond food, including face powder, gunpowder, axle grease, shoe parts, phonograph records, and varnish. It emphasizes corn's profitability and versatility, even as bootleg liquor remains a concern and retail price stays strong at a dollar per bushel.
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Department of Agriculture
Bold Career Mantra and Satirical Snippets
A 1925 verse page mix includes a rallying poem urging fearlessness and self-assertion in work and life, with lines about proving oneself and resisting authority. It mixes political and social jests, referencing Dawes, Senate rules, and Russia, ending with a crime-related quip about forging signatures.
Fashioned Temples and Tales Behind New York Fashion Houses
A satirical portrait of Madison Avenue boutiques described as secretive temples run by Madam, with secretive ledgers and lavish salaries. It paints a colorful scene of models, fashion owners, and créme de la crème patrons amid a cast of Broadway and Tin Pan Alley figures. It ends with a humorous anecdote about a costly suit and a dubious bill.
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New York
Madam
Paris
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati May
From the files of local officials and society pages. A city board of equalization was named to ensure fair taxation on assessed property. The Ohio & Mississippi Railroad pursued warrants against Catlin Spidler and Morgan for alleged whisky fraud and leakage charges. The Society of Natural History planned a fireproof building with Bodmann’s $50,000 bequest. The Theodore Thomas Orchestra headed to open annual concerts in New York. Bishop Jaggar visited Cincinnati as D T Woodrow hosted him. William Wise marked his 74th birthday with family gathered at his Westwood home. A D Mayor addressed the Lady Teachers’ Association on schoolroom beautification. Lottery dealer L D Line faced federal charges for letter fraud. Charles Shaw of Pearl Street merchants died in New York after a Europe tour.
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Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
Henry Catlin
Isaac Spidler
Jere Morgan
New York World News Service
Sofia
Bulgaria
Europe
Tzankoff
Rumania
Serbia
Greece
Neuilly
Walkoff
Interior
Rousseeff
Tatarpazardjik
World News Service
Abadijieff
Madame Nikolya
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Chronicle
Dated items note Samuel T. Hunt president of Detroit Southern Railway died at Bast Auburn avenue after a seizure while canoeing with his son Henry T. Hunt. Reports cite violence by striking murders in a streetcar attack on M. F. Carr. Dr Ellen Kirk and Mrs Robert Hosea spoke at Ohio Hospital for Women and Children meeting. Lillian Russell starred in The School for Scandal at Grand Opera House. Louis Webb dislocated his jaw in a hospital report. Weather cloudy with temperatures 60 to 71.
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Samuel T. Hunt
Detroit Southern Railway
Bast Auburn Avenue
Henry T. Hunt
Yale
Robert Hosea
Ellen Kirk
The
Ohio Hospital For Women and Children
Lillian Russell
Grand Opera House
Lady Teazle
the School For Scandal
Ree For Your Welfare And Your Success Former President
Ree for your welfare and your success attributed to the former president of the American Medical Association.
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The
American Medical Association
Safeguarding Your Milk and Bottle Sanitation
A historical overview explains how milk safety evolved from wagon delivery to pasteurization. It highlights bottle hygiene, bacterial counts per bottle, and chemical sterilants like formaldehyde and chlorine. The piece urges demand for certified milk under local health supervision.
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Reedgan
Board of Health
Sealeve Synd., Inc
Answers to Today’s Mental Puzzles and Quiz
A list of trivia questions about explorers, nationalities, biology, numerals, institutions, literature, naval ranks, Eskimo housing, Homeric epic, and Troy's name. It also provides yesterday’s quiz answers including cheese origins and equinox meaning, with notes on mythology and music notation.
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Naval War College
Monsieur Lecocqq
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Troy
Iialy
Guatamala
Central America
Guido d’Arezzo
England
France
Holland
South American
Guiana
Thalia
Press Publishing Co
Return of Goldfinches and Wildflowers Through Rock Ledges
Pale corydalis wild pink hairy rock cress and pepper grass lift from ancient rock crevices while pitcher plants bloom in peat bogs and trilliums blue flag grace brooksides. Goldfinches return, filling treetops with song and summer color as nature renews through spring. J Otis Swift notes the harmony of birds and music in the landscape.
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J. Otis Swift
N. Y
Poisoned Water Threatens Local Watchman in Canton
In Canton Ohio on May 15 poison was found in a jug of drinking water. John Muntain, 24, a brick plant watchman, was found seriously ill and hospitalized after police discovered poison in the water.
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Canton
John Muntain
Muntain
Pitched Battle Fights in Morocco Storming French Stronghold
Paris reports that from Morocco the Bibane sector sees a pitched battle between French forces under Marshal Lyautey and 3500 Riffians armed with rifles machine guns and cannon. Colonels Colombat Freydenberg and others reported revictuation of Bibane Dar Remich and Amrez with heavy enemy losses amid reinforcements concentrating before Riffane Sakha and Ain Maatouf.
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Associated Press
Paris
Marshall Lyautey
Bibane
Rabat
Colombat
Dar Remich
Maghala
Ourtsag
Freydenberg
Chemus
Ben Mahmed
Amrez
Ouled Amrane
Ain Maatouf
Rebel Leader of Riffs Captures Large Stores of Supplies
Reports from the French zone say fighting between Moroccan rebels and the French has intensified and operations are harder. Abd-El-Krim is reported to have captured large stores of provisions in the Beni Zerval country as French relief efforts near completion. One post has already been relieved with aid from native troops.
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Riffs
Associated Press
Tetuan
Spanish Morocco
Abd-El-Krim
Beni Zerval
French cabinet approves plan to settle war debts
Paris May 15 The cabinet backed Finance Minister Caillaux and Foreign Minister Briand in preparing a settlement of France's war debts. Negotiations may begin within two weeks, though a 1925 budget vote may delay a definite proposal. The plan covers funding floating debt and refinancing bonds, with Dawes plan receipts guiding the process.
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Paris
Caillaux
Briand
France
D’orsay
Ministry of Finance
M. Caillaux
Interior
United States
Great Britain
City Hall Robbery Yields Small Loot In Yonk ers
An armed robber ransacked Yonkers City Hall early today, gagged night watchman Thomas Welsh, and spent two hours inside. He escaped with nine one dollar bills fifteen dollars in stamps and one cigar as police searched for the well dressed, glove wearing suspect.
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New York World News Service
Yonkers
N. Y
City Hall
Thomas Welsh
Cooper
Detective Bureau
Welsh
State Clerk Armiger Jailed for $20,000 Defalcation
William S. Armiger, financial clerk at the Maryland House of Correction, is jailed in Annapolis after an examination of his books revealed an alleged deficit of about $20,000 in state funds. The arrest occurred on May 15 in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
William S. Armiger
Maryland House of Correction
Annapolis
Ann Arbor Line Sale Looms
New York May 15 reports ongoing talks for the sale of the Ann Arbor Railroad to a larger system. President Jules S. Bache declined to name the prospective buyer but said the deal would be arranged through bankers for another railroad.
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Ann Arbor
New York
Jules S. Bache
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