The Commercial Tribune Issue Note May 19 1925
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio notes sale points in New York City and announces issue date May 19 1925. It lists Schultz's News Stand Grand Central Station Hotaling's News Stand and The Times Building as distribution locations. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and records the price for daily and Sunday copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Fifth
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Forty-econd Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Seemann
Associated Press
Ocrigin
Hersin
Friction Within the Federal Trade Board Over Secrecy
The five member board splits three to two on policy in cases of alleged fraud. The minority accuses the majority of concealing indictments behind secret deals to avoid penalties. Proponents say secrecy only shields honest enforcement until due publicity is earned. The dispute raises questions about whether the board protects the public from dishonest dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Board
Board of Five
Wilkinson Defends Guidance Over Inheritance Theory in Child Training
Prof E W Wilkinson of Dyer Public School urged church listeners to favor guidance and discipline over Freudian inheritance ideas in shaping youth. He advocated parental leadership from cradle to car and praised firm but fair correction, including a light corporal approach, to salvage temperamental youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Wilkinson
Dyer Public School
Wilkinson
Missouri
Building activity in Cincinnati trails national pace
The Cincinnati building scene shows April 1925 permits and costs lagging behind April 1924, with the city ranking behind twenty-two faster peers. The piece weigh shifts in housing demand postwar, rents, and real estate prices while referencing broader urban growth and public culture. It also notes sensational asides on Prohibition era topics and local sports chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Baseball Players as Artists in the Love of the Game
A 1925 reflection argues baseball players pursue art over fame. It lauds the sport’s soul and technique, noting stars’ pride and focus beyond crowds while contrasting with historic artists. It also comments on high-stakes bridge odds and a monarch’s fortune.
Scientists Extend Life to 150 Years Headline
Paragraph fragment teases a sensational claim about extending human life to 150 years. The note dismisses this as not about scientists boosting car speeds but about longevity research.
Social whirl at New York track opening mirrors Metropolitan
New York life writer describes race track crowds as a cross section of society from impecunious luncheon attendees to gowned dowagers. The season kickoff features Fifth Avenue fashion, promenade lunches, betting fever, and the crowd's electric mood. Also notes decline in Tin Pan Alley earnings and hotel scene amid Prohibition era vibes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati May 19 1875
Residents read a roundup from The Cincinnati Commercial detailing political shifts with Barney Heuckmarin resigning from the Twenty second Ward and Andrew Walker chosen to replace him. It notes Linton Cadets annual election and appoints officers for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Heuckmarin
Common Council
Andrew Walker
Linton
A. Whitney
Charles Horst
Harvey Allen
Edward Merriman
Daniel Webster
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati A Look Back
The Toledo Detroit and Cincinnati Railroad eyed five miles of Cincinnati & Westwood trackage for a city entrance. Iron workers strike violence against Henry Wamboldt, feared eye injury. Colonel John W Frazee longtime hospital official died. Peace and Arbitration Society held Hague Conference anniversary with speakers Meyerd Rogers Grossmann Mackey. Humboldt Lodge I O O F banquet drew 500 plus. Nicholas Wolf spoke. Union services marked John Knox 400th anniversary with Mack speakers. Albert Ayres died of apoplexy while visiting sister. Weather: cloudy 52 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Toledo, Detroit & Cincinnati Railroad
Cincinnati & Westwood
City
Cincinnati
Edward Mack
Lane Seminary
Robert C. Watson
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
John Knox
For Your Welfare And Your Success Former AMA Leader
Former president of the American Medical Association is highlighted in this brief notice reflecting on welfare and success themes. The item emphasizes professional guidance and public health stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Medical Association
Goiter Prevention Upgraded by Iodine Tablets
United States Public Health Service reports iodine supplementation as key to preventing endemic goiter. Weekly chocolate tablets with 10 milligrams iodine recommended for ages 11 to 16 during school year. earlier start advised for younger children. Salt iodization and occasional iodine in water reviewed. medical supervision urged for special cases including pregnancy and thyroid enlargement. Tomorrow: What About Your Water apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Washington
King Feature Synd., Inc
Tricky Quiz Answers From Yesterday and Today
Questions preview today’s trivia on fashion capitals maps and aviation pioneers. Yesterday’s answers reveal Springfield Illinois octagon Mt Blanc Wilhelmina Queen Wilhelmina McKinley Alice Hogan Rice Victoria Cross Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
Kabul
Springfield
Illinois
Mt. Blanc
Swiss Alps
Horn
Cape Horn
Straits of Magellan
Wilhelmina
Holland
McKinley
United States
Alice Hogan Rice
Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Beauty and Nature’s Truth in Wilderness Study
The Cosmic Dreamer reflects on human awareness of beauty rooted in ancestral perception of nature. A road builder notices a painting’s failure to capture plant forms, while Dan Beard notes America seeks open air recreation as urban life grows unreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Beard
All
Old-Fashioned Family Physicians Urged for Modern Times
Dr E C Wareing told Eclectic Medical College graduates at Memorial Hall to value the old family doctor model. He urged doctors to inspire patient confidence, foster cooperation, and blend friendliness with professionalism as they begin new medical lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclectic Medical College
E. C. Wareing
Western Christian Advocate
Memorial Hall
Wareing
The School for Scandal Returns to Cox Theatre
The School for Scandal enters week two at Cox Theater with an all star Stuart Walker cast led by Spring Byington Mona Bruns and Judith Lowry. The show will move intact to Dayton Victory Theater for an engagement beginning next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For Scandal
Cox Theater
Stuart Walker
Sheridan
Frost Damages Crops Across Corn Belt Regions
Severe frost affected fruit and vegetable crops in the Fox River Valley west of Chicago and in grape and strawberry plantings in Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana. Eastern Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois Illinois Michigan Ohio saw light to heavy frost. Forecaster Donnell said full damage will be reported by the Weather Bureau on Wednesday with temperatures down to 28 degrees at Benton Harbor Michigan and Wheatfield Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Fox River Valley
Michigan
Indiana
Nebraska
Ohio
C. A. Donnell
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Benton Harbor
Wheatfield
Ind
Tom Mix to Visit Cincinnati With Pony Tony
Cowboy star Tom Mix and his pony Tony will visit Cincinnati next Monday during a European tour. The entourage includes his wife, three year old daughter, a secretary, publicity man and cameraman. They travel from New York to Montreal and Toronto before heading to the West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Cincinnati
Tony
Europe
Mix
California
Mr. Mix
New York
Montreal
Toronto
West Coast
Justice Brandeis Quits Sanitarium After Rest
Illness from the strain of two Supreme Court sessions sent Associate Justice Brandeis to Hinsdale Sanitarium for eight days of rest. He left last night and returned to Chicago en route East at noon today. Brandeis, who will be 69 next November, showed strong recuperative powers. He is President of the International Zionist Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Brandeis
Hinsdale Sanitarium
Hinsdale
International Zionist Conference
Holy Roller minister ousted by church board
Rev Charles BE Brown pastor of the Holiness Christian Church at Cold Spring had charges of covenant breaking and disorderly conduct read at his home. He refused to defend himself and his license to preach and to perform marriages was revoked by the church executive board. Brown reportedly had a troubled home life including two marriages and quarreling with steps, leading to the charges. His bond was surrendered to the county judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Brown
Holiness Christian
Holy Rollers
Cold Spring
C. T. Hurd
Holiness Church
Newport
Hurd
Mr. Brown
Brown
J. N. McCarley
Ft. Thomas
Buten
Vets Honor Peggy the English Sheep Dog in War Memorial
In Norfolk Virginia on May 18 veterans of the Korean War paid tribute to Peggy an English sheep dog who served with British and Allied units. The dog lay in a flag draped casket as veterans fired a salute and recalled Peggy's wartime actions and rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Peggy
London Opera Season Opens With Glitter
London opens its season with Covent Garden presenting Rosenkavalier starring Marie Jeritza. Tickets sold high to speculators, reflecting heavy bookings unseen in twenty-five years. The King and Queen to attend Chelsea Flower Show opening. first two courts set for Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Covent Garden Opera
Rosenkavalier
Marie Jeritza
Chelsea
World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Italian Senate Adopts Mussolini Army Reform Bill
The Italian Senate approved Premier Mussolini's army reform by 160 to 28 after a debate led by Mussolini and Thaon di Revel. Admiral di Revel attacked the plan for giving the army dominant power and weakening the navy. Mussolini argued for a single decisive head in the army for efficiency and prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Thaon di Reyes
di Revel
Iit
British denial of red ouster plan in Warsaw
In the House of Commons Ronald McNeill denied a Daily Herald Berlin report that Britain sought to expel Moscow headquarters of the Third International or cut diplomatic ties with Russia. The labor paper claimed Britain discussed the move with France and at a Little Entente meeting in Bucharest, with some powers reportedly objecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
London
The
Daily Herald
Berlin
Britain
Moscow
Third International
Russia
House of Commons
Ronald McNeill
Bucharest
Little Entente
N.Y
World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Queen of the ball stabs awkward dancer in Paris
In Paris on May 18 Marie Lenay, age 19 and famed as the ball’s best dancer, fatally wounds her awkward partner after repeated toe-stompings near a supper table. She is jailed while the wounded man is treated in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Marie Lenay
N.Y
Poilus Hurl Moors Back Despite Artillery Fire
Paris reports Colonel Frey denburg’s troops attacked Rif Rifian invaders in French Morocco and after hard fighting drove them from entrenched positions The Rif forces used field artillery for the first time and were reinforced along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poilus
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Freydenburg
French
Morocco
N.Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub
Davis Admits False Story In Pullman Pardons Case
Topeka May 18 Jonathan M. Davis once governor charged with seeking a bribe admitted on the witness stand that parts of a statement to the press explaining why his son Russell G. Davis delivered a pardon to Fred Pullman a torger were not true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Jonathan M. Davis
Russell G. Davis
Fred Pullman
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Commercial Tribune
Chicago Art Museum
University of Chicago
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Art Museum
Barnum
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Nough
Babe Ruth
James J. Montague
the Bell Syndicate
Ancl
Miller Huggins
New York Yanks
Nature
van Dyck
Corot
Franz Hals
Provident
William Hohenzollern
McIntyre
Melody Lane
Tin Pan Alley
Trixie Tortoni
Jacqueline Joaquin
Goldie Gondola
McNaught Synd., Inc
Cincinnati Commercial
W. S. Cappellar
Tax Commission
Hamilton County
Board of Equalization
Cappellar
Cumminsville
Cumminsvillians
W. W. Widner
D. Toohey
Henry Wamboldt
Structural Iron Workers
John W. Frazee
Cincinnati Hospital
Crestline Avenue
Peace and Arbitration Society
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Hague Con
Nicholas Wolf
Humboldt Lodge
Turner Hall
Humboldt
Albert S. Ayres
O’dell Commission Company
West Fourth Street
DR. Reed
J. Otis Swift
Evein
Charles T. Greve
College
Rolla T. Thomas
W. H. Wehrly
Hofer
Justice Brandeis
BEST
Holy Roller
London Opera
John L. Balderston
Warsaw
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!