The Commercial Tribune 1925 October 1 issue note
Cincinnati based daily announces publication details and availability in New York City with outlets at Schults News Stand Grand Central entrance and Hotaling News Stand Forty third Street. Mentions Associated Press rights and republication notes.
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New York City
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Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times Building
Forty-third and
Broadway
Associated Press
Responsibility of Officials in Law Enforcement Questioned
An editorial discusses whether ignorance excuses public officials in enforcing law. It cites Cook County Illinois where a prison warden faces bribery charges and Sheriff there claims ignorance, and Cincinnati where Sheriff Witt is criticized for not preventing pari mutuel gambling. The piece insists official duty remains regardless of ignorance.
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Cook County
Illinois
Chicago
Hamilton County
Cincinnatus Association
Richard B. Witt
Island
Wisconsin keeps the toga in the family
The piece argues Wisconsin votes for Robert M. La Follette for the U S Senate as a family continuity rather than a principled party shift. It notes loyalty to La Follette over party program and contends that this socialistic solidarity interferes with Congress' constructive plans.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Bob
Party of
Congress
Banks Create Vigilante Groups Amid Slow Law
The American Bankers Association marks its fifty year celebration by promoting vigilante associations as a swift response to crime. Banks in Illinois Oklahoma Kansas California Michigan Indiana Missouri and Texas report forming self protection efforts alongside slower official law enforcement.
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American Bankers” Association
Indiana
Bankers Report
Illinois
Oklahoma
Kansas
California
Michigan
Missouri
Texas
Whisky clues from Milford Marshal reveal city income
The Milford marshal can identify whisky by touch and scent while earning 350 dollars a month signaling how defendants in his court are billed. Cleveland shows hospitality by citing serious traffic accidents to a safety congress in session there. Henry Ford adds cement trolley poles to River Rouge products illustrating Ford’s broad manufacturing reach.
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Milford
Cleveland
National Safety Congress
Henry Ford
River Rouge
Bhopal Contemplates End of Eighty Year Women Rule
An odd local opinion from Bhopal Central India discusses ending an eighty year period of women leadership. A quoted expert likens sea life to discomfort caused by such change. The passage references Jonah and a whale as symbolic explanation, with unrelated absurd animal imagery from Connecticut.
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Bhopal
Central India
Uncle Sam’s Bison Offer Declined in Witty Verse
A humorous poem critiques Uncle Sam offering a herd of buffalo for care in a tiny yard. The speaker declines due to space, feeding needs, and child safety, joking a mole or camel would be preferable. Mentions German klan trend and Florida real estate hype with wary tone.
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Uncle Sam
Uncle Samt
Hooch Horror Shakes Broadway As Water Wagon Tops Nightlife
New York columnist notes rising alcohol wreckage on Broadway with drinkers violent and in collapse. Police crackdown grows as theaters see epileptic-like falls and hot spots empty, while vaudeville shifts to constant moviehouse appeal. Academy of Music yields to a towering office block.
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New York
Manhattan
Broadway
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati From The Cincinnati Commercial
Highlights include Woodward Alumnus Association electing Isaac Simon as President and Ella Humphries as poetess, a large alligator shot from the zoo lake, Gas Company mains work in Ward Twenty Fifth, death of Elizabeth Morse in Columbia at 84, Americus Warden injured in a buggy accident, a $90,000 suit by American Racing Association against P T Barnum, and Ohio Volunteer Infantry reunion officers elected Charles Boyd James P Donnelly and T C McMillan.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Woodward Alumnus Association
Isaac Simon
Ernest T. Fries
A. E. Cramer
Henrietta Reuschell
Alan Sander
E. Cort Williame
Ella Humphries
George W. DeHaven
R. E. J. Miles
Andrew Haight
American Racing Association
International Hippodrome
P. T. Barnum
Thirty-fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Charles Boyd
James P. Donnelly
T. C. McMillan
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Classed Society and Crime
NYC notables Reginald Vanderbilt Harriman and Carley visit Cincinnati en route to Louisville. Rosh Hashanah services led by Rabbis Grossman Philipson and Schellinger. Pastor Abberley opens Walnut Hills Christian Church. John Reiffenberger shot in Slocum's dance hall after quarrel over a girl. Patrolman Fox seriously stabbed while breaking a fight at Ruderhausen saloon. Yeatman resigns from Board of Elections as he seeks Board of Public Service. Bailiffs named for U S Court. Weather cloudy 62 to 73 degrees.
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Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Oliver Harriman
Carley
City
Cincinnati
Louisville
Water Brash Causes and Effects Explained by Dr Hurst
Water brash is a tasteless clear fluid regurgitated from the oesophagus due to a faulty swallowing mechanism. It results from saliva and mucus buildup and can be transient or persistent, potentially signaling cardiaspasm or underlying disease requiring medical investigation.
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Hurst
Reed. d
King Feature Synd., Inc
Sensation expected in Walsh divorce case at Dayton
Beatrice Walsh sues Nicholas Walsh Jr. in the Montgomery County Domestic Relations Court with Judge Roland W. Bagegott set to hear the case. Prominent Cincinnati businessmen and Dayton detectives are summoned to testify as records of the late Nicholas Walsh's estate and guardianship matter surface. Subpoenas include Probate Judge Lunders and a deposition from Cincinnati witnesses.
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Montgomery County Court of Domestic Relations
Cincinnati
Dayton
Beatrice Louise Walsh
Nicholas Walsh, Jr
Nicholas Walsh
Roland W. Bagegott
Walsh
Subpeena
Lunders
Chris Larken
Walter Cusick
J. C. Dunlevy
Dayton (D
Opers
Frederick W. Hinkle
Dayton Society
Buchanan Penin
Eet
Hyde Ark
Coakley Seeks Boston Mayor Post After Disbarment
Daniel H. Coakley, a disbarred Boston attorney, filed nomination papers for mayor of Boston. He offered no statement about his candidacy after being acquitted of blackmail charges last year and following his removal from office over ties to the Blackwell ring and the earlier District Attorney Pelletier affair.
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Boston
Daniel H. Coakley
Coakley
Blackwell Ring
Joseph C. Pelletier
Navy Air Service Hearings Fire Across Two Services
Colonel Mitchell and other officers testified on the Shenandoah disaster and earlier air maneuvers prompting calls for unified air command. They criticized naval practice, questioned parachute feasibility, and urged a national defense department with separate land sea and air heads.
Wilbur Defies Press Demands and Defends Navy Record
Secretary Wilbur said he would not resign and would remain on the job amid editorials calling for his departure. He defended naval leadership after recent accidents, stating no failure of courage or skill by anyone in authority and praising the Shenandoah incident as one of history’s most heroic.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilbur
Capper backs unified air service in Legion letter
Senator Arthur Capper aligned with Colonel William Mitchell and air service proponents in a letter to the Kansas American Legion department. The statement was issued from Topeka on September 30.
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Hotified Air Service
Associated Press
Toreka
Kan
Arthur Capper
William Mitchell
Unified Air Service
Kansas
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Airship Shenandoah Disaster Testimony Unfolds In Court
Lieutenant Commander Hancock relieved by Commander Lansdowne before the ship drifted and a warning was ignored. Witness Heinen argued the Shenandoah should have been kept head to wind to avoid a vortex. Heinen, on the stand three hours, criticized structural changes as survivors and officers watched tensely in court.
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Rosendahl
Heingn
Heinen
Joseph B. Anderson
Heliurh
Shenandoah
Pacific Coast
Héiien
Mitchell
Associated Press
Washington
Wiliam Mitchell
Aircraft Board
Navy Department
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Wilbur
Hancock
Lansdowne
Andoah
Fr Rently
Bacon leaves council bid to back Matthews campaign
Edward Bacon, councilman of the Twenty sixth Ward for four years, announced he would devote his time to Stanley Matthews in the City Council race. Bacon had planned to run under the new charter with 2500 petition signers but lacked Republican endorsement.
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Edward Bacon
Stanley Matthews
Bacon
Archbishop Biondi Pays Respect to President
Arch bishop Fumasoni J. Biondi the apostolic delegate visited the White House to pay respects to President Coolidge. He was accompanied by his secretary Monsignor George Leech in Washington on September 30.
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Coolidge
Associated Press
Washington
Fumasoni J. Biondi
White Houge
Tet
Monsigneorge Li. Leech
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