The Commercial Tribune May 27 1925 Front Page
The Commercial Tribune publishes daily and weekly editions from Cincinnati Ohio with distribution in New York at Schultz News Stand Grand Central and Hotaling News Stand. The paper notes Associated Press credit and lists staff including Harry W Brown as publisher and president.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing
Amercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
Gale
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and
Associated Press
Anomaly in Prosecution of Ohio Handbook Gambling
The article argues handbook making is illegal yet rarely prosecuted in Ohio. It contrasts federal neglect of handbook gambling with local officials, accusing unseen powers of shielding the central operator while alleging authorities could seize the central agent in Cincinnati, raising questions of politics and indifference. It cites a $16 to $19 million four year haul and questions why local prosecution lags behind federal focus.
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Ohio
Uncle Sam
Cincinnati
German scholar urges government study as science
Visiting educator Dr Emil Freundlich of Berlin argues that government knowledge is woefully lacking and should be developed as a science like chemistry or physics. He advocates applied psychology to study motives and methods of governance amid concerns over misgovernance and legal risks for researchers.
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Emil Freundlich
Berlin
United States
Freundlich
Negotiation Tangles at Geneva Reflect Mutual Suspicion
Delegates fail to reach common ground on war material traffic as distrust governs talks. Major powers demand limits on rivals while shielding their own interests, undermining accords. Germany’s gas treaty bid triggers doubt about good faith, and Loeb and Leopold are noted as penitentiary patients.
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Geneva
Germany
America
United States
Wealth and heirs stir court battles after a life of riches
A satirical piece decries plutocracy and wealth as a curse while noting heirs fight in courts for fortunes. It contrasts rich living with the poor and mocks motives behind wealth, endings, and a ruined apple tree case in a New York suburb.
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New York
New York street guards and armored trucks in high drama
A McIntyre column describes armored trucks moving millions through New York streets with motorcycle police protection. It notes careful driver and guard selection, constant surveillance, and last minute route changes to prevent thefts, beside a social vignette about a wealthy socialite.
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New York
Sub-Treasury
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati May 27 1875
A Cincinnati Commercial retrospective notes deaths and local events from 1875. Stephen S. L Hommedieu dies while visiting West Point. Sag Harbor born 1806, longtime editor and former president of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad. Also mentioned are local legal cases, Covington baseball plans, a Main Street store warants, a flour mill fire incident, and a 200 acre Cavagna farm sale for 150000 dollars.
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Stephen’s. L’hommedieu
Cincinnati
West Point Military Academy
New York State
Sag Harbor
Gazette
Answers from yesterday and today quiz questions
The paper lists trivia questions on geography history and literature with a note that today's answers will appear tomorrow. It also prints yesterday's answers including Mobile's founding year Albania's foundation and Durazzo as its capital moonstone birthstone June Bloomer origins 1849 Lincoln quote and Lewis Carroll real name.
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Italy
Killarney
Los Angeles
Mobile
Kingdom of Albania
Congress of Ambassadors
London
Albania
Durazzo
Bloomer
New York
Lincoln
Louise May Alcott
Charles L. Dodgson
Lewis Carroll
Press Publishing Co
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati From The Files
Twenty years ago in Cincinnati several notable incidents are recounted. D R Francis former Missouri governor J B Forgan First National Bank of Chicago and Percy Procter injured when Procter swerved to avoid a wagon and overturned his car. Henry P Boyden appointed receiver for Holzman & Co following Lipman Levy backers fight. Charles E Hake fires a bull's eye record at Vicksburg encampment. Irwin Green & Cob grain firm ties to Fidelity Bank collapse and a Master Commissioner case. Charles C O'Brien and August J Goldkamp firemen die after illnesses. Weather cloudy 63 to 75 degrees.
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D. R. Francis
Missouri
J. B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
Percy Procter
Mr. Procter
Gilbert Avenue
Henry P. Boyden
Cincinnati
United States
Holzman & Co
Lipman Levy
Fidelity Bank
E. L. Harper
Irwin Green & Cob
Chicago
Harper
Campbell County
Moonlit Jersey Beach Shell Described as Pholas Shape
A poetic fragment describes moonlit New Jersey beaches where white waves bring cockle-shell boats manned by pirate sea elves. It details a pholas-shaped narrow oblong bivalve with corner beaks, likened to wings of a nai ad or nymph cast off during nocturnal beach dancing.
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New Jersey
Fay
Fairy
Pine
Italy Takes First Step in Funding Of Her Debt to U S
Italy’s ambassador Baron G de Martino met with Treasury officials in Washington to discuss Italy’s debt of 2.188 billion dollars to the United States. The talks, described as a preliminary step, aimed at shaping terms for possible funding and negotiations.
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Italy
U.S
Mellon
Washington
United States
Treasury
Baron G. de Martino
Winston
American Debt Commission
Baron de Martino
Mr. Mellon
France
Kellogg
Hoover
Debt Commission
Automatic Machines End Coal Dust Explosions In Mines
Delegates at the American Mining Congress hear about two automatic devices one crushing rock and one spraying rock dust to prevent coal dust explosions. Rock dusters, electric lamps replace kerosene, and locomotives replace mules. A Barrett Haentjens automatic pump substitute saves money and effort at Buck Run Coal Company.
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American Mining Congress
Music Hall
J. Pierce
Buck Run Coal Company
Minersville
W. H. Lesser
Colonial Colliery Company
Frackville
L.W. Householder
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Indiana
W. C. Adams
Allen & Garcia Company
Chicago
Memorial Day Parade Featuring Veterans Units to Honor Civil War Veterans
Memorial Day observances in Cincinnati will be a large, joint event by veterans groups from World War I Spanish American War and Civil War plus the women’s auxiliary and relief corps. The Thirty-seventh Division veterans unit will march for the first time since returning from France and Belgium with Harry C. Kilgour as marshal. General J Warren Kiefer will speak at graves in Spring Grove Cemetery near Frederick H. Alms and his wife. Probate Judge William W. Lueders and Edward H. L. Haefner arranged for Kiefer’s appearance to honor Mrs. Alms will for flagging every Civil War veteran’s grave. Invocations by Rev A. D. Maddox and address by Rev Frederick N. McMillin. A College of Music quartet will perform. Services start 11 15 Saturday morning. Organized U S Army reserves in Cincinnati have a parade place. Three Hundred and Thirty Ninth Infantry will lead reserves with Colonel Joseph W Viner. Parade forms north of Central Parkway east of Race street.
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Women’s Auxiliary and
Relief Corps
Re Ee
France
Belgium
Government Square
Harry C. Kilgour
J. Warren Kiefer
Springfield
Frederick H. Alms
Spring Grove
William W. Lueders
Edward H. L. Haefner
Eleanor C. M. Alms
Kiefer
College of Music
United States Army
Cincinnati
Omar Bundy
Fifth Corps
Joseph W. Viner
Viner
Central Parkway
Race Street
Piddocks Bore in Muddy Jersey Shores
Rock dweller Petricola pholadi formis is common along muddy and sandy Jersey shores where it bores into clay and soft rocks. Related to angel-winged pholas, a lamellibranchiate mollusk genus with many species. These shells attract collectors for their natural artistry.
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Jersey
N.F Cela
Wress Pub. Co
City Plan Explained At Cincinnatus Association Meeting
George B. Ford outlined the City Plan before Cincinnatus Association members at the Literary Club detailing long term citywide repairs and rebuilding. The group approved most street restoration aims per Stanley Rowe’s report while noting a possible $600000 state license fund grant this year and likely the same next year. Members admitted include Herman Bayless Joseph Dinsmor Herbert Shaffer and John Po.
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Cincinnatus Association
George B. Ford
Technical Advisory Corporation
New York
Literary Club
Ford
Stanley Rowe
Herman Bayless
Joseph Dinsmor
Herbert Shaffer
John Po
Association
German savant speaks on colloid chemistry in Cincinnati
Prof. Herbert Freundlich of Berlin discussed the behavior of ultra-fine matter in an address on Newer Concepts in Colloid Chemistry before the Cincinnati branch of the American Chemical Society. Dr. Martin Fisher introduced the speaker noting the wartime delay and Freundlich’s upcoming lecture at the State University in Columbus.
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Herbert Freundlich
Berlin
Germany
Cincinnati
American Chemical Society
Medical College
The
Chemical Society
Daniel Drake Society
Martin Fisher
University of Cincinnati
Prof. Freundlich
Freundlin
State University At
Columbus
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