The Commercial Tribune Publication Details October 2 1926
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati lists address for the paper at 41 Commercial Square and notes sale points in New York City Schultz News Stand Grand Central and Hotaling News Stand. Associated Press rights are stated and date Friday October 2 1926 is shown.
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Commercial Tas
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Obie Barry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Birth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and
Associated Press
Political hysteria in naval leadership criticism
The author argues against calls for Secretary Wilbur to resign amid partisan pressure. The piece condemns attacks as impertinent and error prone, defending investigation into naval safety while warning that harsh blame without fault is unjust. It frames the debate as political hysteria undermining prudent, necessary inquiry.
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Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Navy
Digging Up Buried Cities Sparks Widespread Speculation
The piece notes rising interest in uncovering ancient sites across the Americas. It cites reports from Florida on pumping sand to create mythic cities in the Everglades and digs near Asheville, North Carolina. Scholars weigh an enormous stone idol and inscriptions as clues to a pre Christian era civilization.
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Orient
South
North America
Florida
Everglades
North Carolina
Asheville
Geological Survey
America
Citizenship's Civic Call to the Colors in Cincinnati
A civic exhortation urges every eligible Cincinnati voter to register and vote to ensure a true majority expression at the polls. It notes low registration yesterday and stresses the duty to participate in the upcoming local election to shape public affairs. Take time to register and vote.
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Cincinnati
Calm judicial sentence in double assault murder case
Judges Hoffman and LeBlond jointly sentenced James Henry to death for the Edna Boswell killings. Prompt verdict calmed public agitation, with careful review of confessions and testimony proving calm, even handed justice and preservation of community order.
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Edna Boswell
Frederick L. Hoffman
Robert A. LeBlond
James Henry
Clemenceau Works on Concept of the Deity Across Ages
Georges Clemenceau of France begins a book exploring the conception of God through history, challenging the prior view that this field belonged only to William Hohenzollern.
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Georges Clemenceau
France
William Hohenzollern
Sheriff Opposes Jail Liability Seeks Federal Probe Reform
The Cook County Sheriff admitted he did not know he was responsible for the jail and suggested changing responsibility while a new Congress considers creating a committee to investigate federal investigations.
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Cook County
Ill
Mahomet
Jubilee wedding ends without a dime given away
History notes a Rockefeller wedding where John D. Rockefeller Sr attended but did not give away any bright new dimes. A Cincinnati traffic note praises autos as making the city a hub of bread jumper activity while a Dayton pastor quips that clothes do not make morals, though not in today’s attire.
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John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Cincinnati
Dayton
Chains of Coal and Cruel Jest in Verse
A satirical poem critiques coal dealers and heat costs with sharp riffs on pricing by the unit rather than the ton. It vented anger at poor fuel, clinkers miscalled coal, and a revenge fantasy of watching a dealer fail to ignite the same fuel sold. It also wields quick quips on travel manners and tax politics.
Night Strolling Through New York City
A first person sketch of New York life in 1925 notes fashion changes, theater figures, and city characters. It observes hats, coats, and doings around Grand Central, Times Square, and avenues with glimpses of shopfronts, entertainment figures, and late night workers while preserving a lively period voice. The piece ends reflecting on street life and the aging, dignified restaurant cashiers.
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New York
Smokey Joe
Martin
Douglas Fairbanks
Grand Central
Times Square
McNaught Synd., Inc
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights
The article recalls Thomas S. Hamilton, 68, father in law to Mayor Johnston, who died at the mayoral home after paralysis. A whisky barrel accident at Front and Butler streets injured a man named Snyder. Republican rally speakers Rutherford B. Hayes and ex-Governor Noyes spoke at Findlay Market House. Signor Bilitz duped patrons in Cumminsville by conjuring and prize gifts, then vanished. Alfred H. Pease played piano before about 200 listeners as weather ranged from rain to clouds with 45 to 60 degrees.
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Thomas S. Hamilton
Johnston
Henry Husman
Front
Butler Streets
Snyder
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Prohibitions and Local News
Prohibitionists nominated J B Martin for Mayor and Philip Pendleton for Vice Mayor along with several others for city offices. The era’s theater scenes featured Old Heidelberg revived and multiple melodramas. A teen jumper survived a 25 foot leap from a bridge. Buckley and firefighters were injured in a Front and Harriet fire. several notable deaths and hospitalizations occurred. Yellow fever suspects released after observation as weather tracked cloudy skies and temperatures 67 to 84 degrees.
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J. B. Martin
Philip Y. Pendleton
George S. Hawke
Albert R. Pugh
Charles C. Bruner
John T. Price
Charles E. [Fliff
Phillip Mygate
L. Challen Fillmore
Board of Public Service
For Your Welfare and Your Success by Dr Reed
A promotional item features Dr Charles A L Reed former president of the American Medical Association. It advertises guidance for personal welfare and success authored by Reed and stresses his medical leadership background.
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Charles A. L. Reed
The
American Medical Association
Facts About Meat Digestion and Cooking Effects
A 1925 King Feature Syndicate article explains digestion of meat, noting gastric juice, hydrochloric acid, and extractives accelerate digestion. It compares pork, beef, veal, and chicken, and discusses doneness and texture effects on digestion and nutritive value. Tomorrow topic: Habitual Dyspeptics.
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Dr. Reed
Philip B. Hawk
King Feature Synd. Inc
Prohibitionist Hyacinthe Ringrose Reconsiders Liquor Policy
Hyacinthe Ringrose of New York argues after three years abroad that a middle ground on liquor is needed. He cites crime linked to saloons, physical and moral harm from excess, but supports limited use of table wines and warns abolishing all beverages is unworkable. He urges cross camp talks and reasonable laws reflecting public will and respect for government.
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Hyacinthe Ringrose
New York
Grand Masonic Temple
Twenty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
New York City
United States
France
Italy
Spain
Jacob Ruppert
Christian W. Feigenspan
Jumps Twelve Floors to Death Evading Police
Joseph D. Stokes, 25, escaped custody after being captured on forgery charges. Cornered in a detective’s office in the Mutual Building in Richmond he leapt through a plate glass window to the street and died.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Joseph D. Stokes
Mutual
Stokes
Negotiations on French Debt Reform Offer
The text outlines proposed settlement terms between the United States and France on war debt. It details consolidated principal around 4.23 billion dollars as of mid 1925, with payments structured over 62 years, variable interest starting at 0.5% rising to 3% by year 13, and a plan to review capacity after five years. Illaux and Mellon's statements emphasize negotiating flexibility and the goal of respecting France’s capacity to pay.
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France
England
Bank of England
Bank of France
United States
London
American Commission
Mellon
Bagig
Congress
Illaux
Caillaux
War Debt Commission
Paris
Inquiry Opens Into S-5 Sinking Amid Sea Rescue Details
Witnesses Geier and Lira described the sinking of S-5 as the City of Rome aided survivors. They testified to the conning tower hatch and deck angles, with three of seven men saved from the water, and raised concerns about steering gear and running lights.
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Geier
Lira
Dobson
Geler
Ieutenant Dobson
Rome
Liga
Body of Gibson Sent Home From S 51 Wreck
The body of John L. Gibson engine man first class aboard the submarine S 51 the first recovered from the wreck was shipped from the naval hospital to his mother’s home in Portland Oregon. Gibson's widow returned to Bath Maine. Teschemacher's body remains at the hospital. Teschemacher's twin Frederick also was aboard the S 51 when it sank.
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Herman T. Parker
John Stewart
Geier
Parker
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Lira
Steamboat Inspection Office
The
Shipping Board
Gibson
Associated Press
Newport
R. I
John L. Gibson
Naval Hospital
Portland
Ore
Bath
William T. Teschemacher
Teschemacher
Frederick
Four miners killed in Clinton Indiana mine accident
Four miners were killed and another badly injured when a slate slab fell in the Binkley mine No. 3 near Clinton Indiana. A machine demonstrator was also injured in the same collapse.
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Danville
Ill
Binkley
Clinton
Ind
Critical Moment in Boston Transcript Exchange
A fragment from the Boston Transcript presents a dialog where She-IT notes hesitation when asked if she was the only girl loved. He recalls uncertainty between saying no or yes. The excerpt centers on romantic ambiguity and perception in a concise dialogue.
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Boston Transcript
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