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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1925
Page
4
The League of Nations and Geneva talks focus on immigration and labor mobility with Japan and Italy opposing U S restrictions. Washington defends its current policy while urging open labor circulation and protests from international bodies and European powers.
The Commercial Tribune published daily in Cincinnati Ohio reports news from the Associated Press. This Saturday edition dated May 30 1925 lists sales locations in New York and Cincinnati and notes distribution details for the newspaper.
Memorial Day recalls veterans of three wars joining a respectful procession to honor fallen heroes. The nation pays reverence through music speeches and flowers as living veterans and all American citizens remember those who defended liberty and unity.
The Cincinnati Lawyers' Club plans to poll members to guide selections for judgeships, acting as an advisory clearinghouse. It notes no legal ban on lawyers influencing races and argues such civic input can improve public service while urging active, vigorous participation in elections.
In Cincinnati a notable real estate sale through the Frederick A. Schmidt Co. shows property values rising over three years, supporting downtown growth and a revival trend. The piece notes downtown confidence, ongoing large building projects, and the Chamber of Commerce seeking a suitable home site at Fourth and Sycamore.
A brief note announces a literary work by James J Montague from 1925 published by The Bel Syndicate. The item signals a serialized or syndicated excerpt and situates it within the era’s press culture.
A poem contrasts doomed kings who risk lives to reclaim thrones with Grand Duke Cyril who avoids danger. Cyril stays in Paris seeking safety while pursuing power, using telephones radios and mail to wage influence rather than battle. The piece upholds safety first and critiques royal futile gambits.
Jackie Coogan may be the only major American actor without memoirs while others write. A school board shows caution on laying off truant officers in spring. Political ambitions surface as Mr. Bryan is urged toward the Princeton presidency, a path he reportedly desires.
In a May 29, 1925 column, O. O. McIntyre surveys New York’s elite houses and migratory trends. He notes Schwab’s Riverside Drive mansion as a symbol of opulent myth versus reality, cites Astor and Mackay patterns, and recalls Sutton Place as a retreat for society founders.
The page poses ten trivia questions about geography history and cities with a note that Monday prints the answers. It also lists yesterday's ten questions and answers covering Milton Champlain geography hubs river sources Bordeaux Bosphorus and the Baltic region.
Si Keck leaders a Sixteen Engine House meeting urging the City Council to refrain from street railway expansion in Walnut Hills and eastern Cincinnati. James Yoast delegates to Grand National Shooting Tournament in Cleveland. Culbertson and Langdon return from Kelly's Island with bass. Decoration Day parade honors at Spring Grove Cemetery with Rev. P. B. Morgan as orator. Greenlees & Ransom sash door and frame factory fire at Poplar and Baymiller displaces twelve families. Brand-Baltenberg concert contract awarded for Burnet Woods Park next Thursday.
A readable fragment notes a former president of the American Medical Association focusing on welfare and success themes. No further context or dates are provided in the text.
A discussion on how cheese gains flavor through ripening, the role of native bacteria, and the idea that germs in cheese are a plant-based food resource. It notes temperature conditions and the experimental use of bacteria, with a closing nod to hominy as a healthful food.
In a poetic note J Otis Swift describes how wood betony’s golden yellow flowers and ferny leaves lure tired souls into secluded ravines. He claims the plant’s mystic power rests nerves and calms city worries, inviting contemplation and prayer in nature’s hush.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson arrived in Cherbourg for a private visit to France, posing as Mrs Collins to avoid recognition. An American reporter identified her when Vice Consul Spring met her aboard, and she left in a car sent from Amsterdam driven by Belle Baruch, Bernard Baruch’s wife.
A speaker recalls a Memorial Day parade with olive drab soldiers and muffled drums. The poet imagines a battlefield memory and a grave near a roadside cross for John Smith of Company E, Tenth Ohio, as the march continues and the living honor the departed each year.
Cincinnati council faces a vote on Charles Rose’s gas rate ordinance setting a flat net rate of 60 cents per thousand cubic feet. Judge Darby blocked immediate rates pending a referendum while the Utilities Commission says raised rates take effect Monday, clouding the city’s gas pricing future.
Market reports a notable rise in both old and new potatoes due to dwindling Southern supply and cold weather. Prices for old potatoes reach 15 cents per half peck and new varieties 13 to 20 cents per small measure, with broader price increases across vegetables and fruit due to adverse conditions.
In Geneva the American delegation to the Arms Conference hosted league officials and their wives at a formal dinner at Des Bergues, setting a likely new standard for receptions. The event followed efforts to remove League of Nations references from the provisional arms treaty. A second official dinner was planned for the next day with other delegates.
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