The Commercial Tribune May 25 1925 Front Page
The Commercial Tribune published daily in Cincinnati Ohio with notices and news from The Associated Press. This edition notes sale locations in New York City Schults News Stand Grand Central Station and Hotalings News Stand Times Building area.
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THE
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Fifth
Sorth
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
NMR
NNSA
Associated Press
When Reason Goes on a Beer Riot
An essay contrasts American urge for wealth with a beer rush in Ontario. It notes crowds chase liquor and forbidden pleasure, driven by temperament and human perversity, as reasonable people become irrational in pursuit of lager despite social norms.
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Ontario
Windsor
Uniform traffic signal system urged for all cities
Administration notes automatic signal lights will not be placed at Peebles Corner to maintain traffic police supply, but urges adopting a uniform stop and go two color system used in New York, Chicago, and Detroit so drivers recognize signals instantly across cities, improving safety and justice.
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Peebles Corner
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
National Chamber Adopts Resolutions At Washington Convention
The National Chamber of Commerce wrapped up its Washington convention with key resolutions. It urged government bureaus to avoid harassing private business and called for a referendum on a commercial treaty policy, support for World Court adhesion, and studying federal taxation.
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National Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Chamber
Chambers of Commerce
Air Transport Inc Lights the Way for Cross Country Flight
Air transportation moves beyond experiments as capital backs growth. Air Transport Inc lays the groundwork for cross country freight and later passenger service, with regulatory laws and possible ICC oversight on the horizon. The piece notes aviation’s rapid ascent and parallels rail expansion while mentioning tax cuts and auto fatalities as context.
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America
Air Transport, Inc
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tennyson
Dreams of Golf and Aguinaldo Split the Verse
A leisure poem contrasts golfing bliss with the harsh truth of practice and mastery, ending with a sharp political note as Aguinaldo backs General Wood in a quip about fighting or finishing the foe. The piece blends sport fantasy with wartime sentiment and irony.
Fish hook 5,000 years old found in Mesopotamia
An ancient 5000 year old fish hook is unearthed in Mesopotamia. The fragmentary note hints the tool connected to the original tale of a big fish that eludes capture. The text also mentions Abd el Krim and Hindenburg in a political aside about French action.
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Mesopotamia
Diary Mirror of New York Life Echoes Pepys and Jack's
O C McIntyre recalls a May 24 diary excerpt in New York celebrating Pamela Ferber's Pulitzer win while recounting a skylight attic life and a farewell to Jack Dunstan's Sixth Avenue restaurant. The piece blends urban vignettes from Broadway to Jersey with images of debuts, money, and disillusionment.
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New York
Samuel Pepys
Hdna Ferber
P. L. Crosby
Charles Norris
Jersey
Jack’s
Sixth Avenue
Jack Dunstan
Broadway
Fifty Years Ago In Cincinnati May 25 1875
Highlights include a Walnut Hills Methodist Church dinner hosted by John R Wright and Augustus Wessell with prominent ministers and laymen. seizures of whisky houses Howe Hubbel on Sycamore and Amann Co on East co for uncanceled stamps. Phillip Moss sails for Europe with a gold headed cane given by colleagues. M D Hanover plans a Europe trip after selling the paper. Water Works collector J B McCormick admits shortages. police raid a 218 Vine street faro bank arresting Martin Wallace Napoleon Hirsch and Walter Botts with chips seized.
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Howe & Hubbel
Sycamore Street
Amann & Co
East Co Street
Powell
Internal Revenue Department
Daylor
Niddendorf
Faro
Vine Street
Martin Wallace
Napoleon B. Hirsh
Walter Botts
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati flashback gossip and plans
Twenty years ago in Cincinnati reports cover a death case of Beulah Erb and a claim of divine healing, distillery investments near Baltimore, reports on temperance and ministers, a push to curb beer drinking, Municipal Reform League actions on slot machines, Cincinnati businessmen visiting Chicago, a Pleasant Ridge meeting ejecting locals, and changes at University News with new editors. Weather noted as clear 50 to 79 degrees.
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Coe
Beulah Erb
Ager
Municipal Reform League
Cincinnati
An Object Lesson in Vaccination
A King Features syndicated column argues against anti vaccination sects citing smallpox deaths in the Philippines. It praises vaccination success under Dr. Heiser and criticizes Filipino anti vaccination sentiment as a cautionary example. It notes 93 percent of deaths in 1918–20 were among the unvaccinated and previews tomorrow's topic on diet.
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Committee of Congress
Reed
Philippines
Manila
Victor G. Heiser
W. W. Keen
Saturday Evening Post
American Health Organization
Islands
United States
Heiser
King Feature Synd., Inc
Answers to a Tuesday Quiz That Probed World Knowledge
Answers to yesterday and today’s general knowledge questions include D C L after a name indicating distinguished conduct or title, carpe diem meaning seize the day, Dutch artist Sir Anthony van Dyck famed for English royalty portraits, and the Peabody Library in Baltimore.
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Peabody Library
British Indian Empire
Portugal
Lisbon
Colosseum
Rome
Lake Tanganyika
Mt. Etna
Europe
Italy
France
Tunis
Turin
Turkestan
Russia
Turkey
North America
Ukraine
Raphasel
Valetta
Malta
Press Publishing Co
Mountain Home Haunts a Man Departing for Home
A gray-haired man on a streetcar recalls a mountain birthplace and a boyhood tryst with nature. He longs to walk mossy paths, hear whip-poor-wills, and rest among blue-eyed grass and fox grapes, seeking a lasting anchor in life.
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Swift. A
Rey Sante
Presbyterians Repudiate Hays Movie Attack
A Presbyterian Church board repudiated a plan targeting Will Hays andobjectionable films. The Scanlon report asked Hays to name barred pictures and defend producers’ conduct, while the board sought to clarify policy and education on better pictures.
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Columbus
Department of Moral Welfare
Presbyterian Church
United States
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Board of Christian Education
Charles Scanlon
Scanlon
Hays
Presbyterian General Assembly
Hugh Thompson Kerr
Pittsburgh
Kerr
H. M. Robinson
Philadelphia
Assembly
Christian Education
Three men to be arraigned after Eagles raid in Reading
Three men arrested after Saturday raid on Eagles Hall Benson Street Reading will be arraigned at 4 pm in Milford Mayor’s Court. Charged with possessing liquor officers found 1680 bottles of home brew 90 gallons of mash and brewing paraphernalia. A man inside identified as Frank Smith was making liquor. custodian John Glaser was arrested. a fleeing man with moonshine pints registered as Oscar Johnson.
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Eagles’ Hall
Benson Street
Reading
Frank Smith
Smith
John Glaser
Oscar Johnson
Italian flyer reaches Singapore on Rome to Japan flight
Singapore Straits Settlement May 24. Commander de Pinedo, the Italian airman, arrived noon today from Penang completing a leg of his Rome to Japan and Australia flight.
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Rome
Associated Press
Singapore
Straits Settlement
de Pinedo
Penang
Japan
Australia
Price Preaches On The Jewish Race In Sermon
The Rev John Edwin Price of the Universalist Church delivered the second sermon in his Our Brothers series focusing on Jews of America and Europe He argued that Jewish genius does not surpass Gentiles and urged Americans to reject racial hatred while noting Jews have made contributions but not enough to claim superiority He criticized anti Semitic ideas and stressed equal moral worth.
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John Edwin Price
Urntiversalist Church
America
Europe
Mr. Price
Mendelssohn
Offenbach
Mozart
Beethoven
Wagner
Keats
Byron
Milton
Heine
Disraeli
Cromwell
Washington
Lincoln
Shakespeare
Schiller
Burke
Sheridan
Webster
Blackstone
John Marshall
Copernicus
Galileo
Newton
Darwin
Leinstein
Evangelist Urges Unity Among Christians at Richmond Street
Rev. Ben M. Edwards spoke at the Richmond Street Christian Church revival urging unity among believers. He warned that Protestant division has hindered the gospel, citing Luther Calvin and Wesley, and urged all Christians to unite on Bible teaching to fulfill Christ's prayer for a single body.
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Christian Unity
Ben M. Edwards
Richmond Street
Christian Church
Mr. Edwards
First Christian Church
Luther
Calvin
Wesley
Disciples of Christ
Peace conference to convene in Honolulu July 1
Seven nations plan a two week Pacific peace conference in Honolulu under the Institute of Pacific Relations. Prominent backers include Rockefeller Jr and Baruch. participants number about 150 from Canada Japan China Australia New Zealand the Philippines and the United States.
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New York
Pacific
Institute of Pacific Relations
Honolulu
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
American Group
Wilbur
Canada
Japan
China
Australia
New Zealand
Philippine Islands
United States
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Bernard M. Baruch
Wallace M. Alexander
World Peace Foundation of Boston
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
W. Cameron Forbes
Philippines
Hawaii
Frank C. Atherton
Central Legislation Committee
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Mass
Permanent Institute
Walter M. Alexander
World Peace Foundation
William Allen White
Mary E. Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
Robert N. Lynch
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Masaharu Anezaki
Tokyo Imperial University
Nagao Hampei
International Siberian Railroad Commission
Z. T. K. Woo
Han Yeh Ping Corporation
Legion Orphan Board Formed To Direct Child Welfare
Indianapolis May 24 A nine member board to direct the American Legion work in home care and home aid for World War orphans and dependents was appointed by National Commander James A Crain The board represents the legion auxiliary Forty and Eight and will oversee programs funded by a 5 000 000 endowment fund and include Frederick D McCarthy George A Withers Mark T McKee Mrs D Oliphant Mrs Ray Callida Mrs A H Hoffman Mrs S E F Hudson George A Dobson George F Plant and Herb E Michaels
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
James A. Crain
Legion
Légion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Forty and Eight
Frederick D. McCarthy
St. Paul
George A. Withers
Clay Center
Kan
Mark T. McKee
Detroit
D. Oliphant
Auxiliary
Ray Callida
Garden City
A. H. Hoffman
Des Moines
EF. Hudson
Austin
Texas
George A. Dobson
Passaic
N. J
George F. Plant
Milwaukee
Herb E. Michaels
Cincinnati
Killed as Car Hits Auto Near Norwalk Ohio
Jacob Weber a 30 year old Norwalk resident was killed instantly when his automobile was struck by a Lake Shore electric freight car near his home at Berlingville seven miles from Norwalk The accident occurred May 24 authorities said
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Norwalk
Jacob Weber
Lake Shore
Berlingville
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