Commercial Tribune issue details and street sales
The Commercial Tribune dated October 3 1925 lists sale locations in New York and Cincinnati. It notes Associated Press rights and republication rules. The notice describes distribution points at Schalta's News Stand and Henrg's News Stand near Grand Central and Broadway areas.
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Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schalta
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second
Grand Central Station
Henrg
Northerd
Tirees
Forty-third
Broadway
Associated Press
Republi
French Debt Talks Yield Cautious Groundwork for Five Years
A columnist surveys the France United States debt settlement noting a five year open horizon with France paying 200 million dollars in 40 million dollar installments. The piece lauds cordial negotiations and mutual understanding while predicting continued political wrangling and ratifications ahead.
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France
United States
Uncle Sam
Bankers urge permanent status for Federal Reserve System
The National Bankers Association commends the Federal Reserve System to Congress and the nation for a ninety nine year permanence. They claim broad support from banking and business circles and argue that stabilizing currency and preserving commerce require formal Congressional action now.
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Federal Reserve
National Bankers’ Association
Congress
Bankers of America
Bankers’ Association
Reserve Bank
Equality of protection for all citizens and the President
The piece argues that indignation and official action against threats to the President should reflect the same legal protection afforded to every citizen. It stresses equal enforcement of law, noting the President’s personal safety and his role as national Chief Magistrate demand strong safeguarding, but questions whether bias toward high officials is ever justified.
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Coolidge
United States
Spanish Forces Report Rif Capital Ablaze as Proof
The commander of Spanish troops fighting the Rif reports that the enemy capital has been set afire as evidence that Abd el Krim’s forces are suffering.
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Riffs
Abd-el-Krim
Radio Symphony Plans Across Cities With Instrument Pairings
A discussion notes concert ideas pairing instruments with cities to demonstrate long distance coordination. It also contrasts Irish groups in Philadelphia who attacked General Mulcahy with those who fought for freedom in the Irish war.
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Saxony
Picadilly
Boston
Philadelphia
Mulcahy
Garter Radio Receiving Sets Spark Fashion Gimmick
Fashion notes describe garter radio receivers as a new yet impractical trend for women, predicting they will stretch both garter and imagination to justify their use.
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Eee
Scopes Takes Evolution Course at Chicago University
Tennessee figure Mr. Scopes enrolls in an evolution class at the University of Chicago. The article notes trade tariff pressures as straw hat makers seek higher duties, suggesting a tie to broader protectionist debates.
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Mr. Scopes
Tennessee
Chicago University
Beetle Feasts on Orchids and Garden Delights
A poem excerpt contrasts a beetle feasting on beans and peas with orchid affections. The speaker laments garden losses to the pest while noting the beetle's preference for costly blooms and their defense against cheaper crops. It shifts to editorial snips about Conan Doyle, Senate decorum, and Turkey’s new legal code.
Bowery Lodging Houses Portray Lived Poverty Patched Lives
In a 1925 vignette, 30 cent a night Bowery lodgings host men awaiting fate as they drink, beg, or work small chores. Painters in Central Park contrast the grim street life with pastoral fantasies while art dealers and galleries create a distant bloom of culture amid the city’s decay.
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New York
Bowery
Potters Field
Central Park
Day at the Springs to Debut at Grand Opera House
Cincinnati in 1875 reports show Charles B. Callahan the prosecutor turned dramatist prep for A Day at the Springs premiere at the Grand Opera House. Also notes body snatchers arrested in Walnut Hills and local operatic plans with Maritana and Signor Jannota.
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Charles B. Callahan
City Police Art
Grand Opera House
Walnut Hills
McCarthy
Signor Jannota
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati From The Commercial
In a Cincinnati snapshot, William Salway of Spring Grove Cemetery objects to funeral home practices. John Healy sues for 477 in overtime. Frank Miller Turrill dies in Santa Rosa after a legal career. Local cigar firms push nickel-in-the-arc apparatus amid protests. Mrs C R Holmes signals orchestra expansion with European artists. W J O'Dell returns from Europe after a car tour. Orion Saule is arrested for speeding in Williamsburg New York. Weather cloudy with temperatures 55 to 74.
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W. J. O'Dell
Cincinnati
Europe
New York
Williamsburg
N. Y
Orion Saule
Habitual dyspepsia and meals that trigger digestive disorder
The piece discusses habit dyspepsia linked to fixed eating times and foods. It notes higher incidence in men, especially veterans re adjusting to civilian life, with symptoms including fullness, bloating, and variable appetite. Prevention centers on restoring established eating habits. treatment is simple.
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Dr. Reed
London
Lancet
McNaught Synd., Inc
Franz Molnar's Wife Consents to a Divorce
Berlin reports Franz Molnar's wife Sari Fedak has consented to divorce receiving 15000 in cash and 15000 in notes from Molnar within four years. Molnar, author of Lillom and The Guardsman, previously divorced his first wife and married Fedak amid rumors of infidelity and a clash with Lili Darvas.
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Franz Molnar
Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Reachederlin
Sari Fedak
N. Y
Molnar
Lili Darvas
Lili
Locarno Conference Wires Stir British Diplomat
London report notes Austen Chamberlain joked about Locarno having limited telegraph lines for Western Security Pact talks. Swiss workers added lines and Marconi announced a radio station at Locarno, linking tech and diplomacy in a publicity-shy era.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Austen
Chamberlain
Foreign Office
Locarno
Marconi Wireless Concern
Raed Macest Gee
Army air service tests show airborne battle photos
A dramatic test at Fort Leavenworth and other sites produced a staged assault photographed from a flying aircraft. Army officers in New York reviewed the images within minutes as the film was developed and flashed to Chicago and San Francisco.
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Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Army
New York
Army Air Service
San Francisco
Chicago
Argentina back in league as Costa Rica may rejoin
Geneva October 2 Argentina plans to rejoin the League of Nations and Costa Rica, after announcing withdrawal, is reconsidering and likely to resume membership. League officials say Costa Rica hopes to overcome financial constraints while Argentina’s dues payment and labor conference participation signalSteps toward reentry. Germany’s adhesion tied to the security pact, with Turkey also seeking admission if Mosul dispute resolves.
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Albi E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Argentina
League of Nations
Costa Rica
League
Sy Eric Drummond
Genal
Germany
Berlin
Turkey
Mosul
N. Y. World News Service
Y. World Press Pub
President Coolidge Plans Cincinnati Visit October Fifth
President Coolidge will depart Washington Sunday evening for Omaha to address the American Legion. He delays his October 4 departure to mark his twentieth wedding anniversary and will travel via Cincinnati and St Louis without speaking in those cities. Mrs. Coolidge accompanies him. Local Republican leaders in Hamilton County plan to welcome him with a telegram asking to extend his Cincinnati stay for several hours.
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New York World News Service
Washington
President Coolidge
Omaha
American Legion
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Coolidge
Hamilton County
Death-dealing Dentist of the American Flying Squadron
Dr. W Sparks of Indianapolis earned the nickname death-dealing dentist after aiding a French Moroccan mission. During an air reconnaissance near Issoual he drew fire from Riffian cavalry, was hit by bullets, yet returned to base to report enemy positions. French troops captured Riffian arms and praised his information.
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Associated Press
Ouezzan
French Morocco
W. Sparks
Indianapolis
Issoual
Sparks
Ech
Dr. Sparks
Beni” Rebia
Fakers Sentenced Thirty To Three Hundred Years
In October Superior Court Judge E F Hahn sentenced Harry Hibbs and Hennessey to thirty to three hundred years in San Quentin for thirty counts of grand larceny tied to a alleged rail merger scheme. The defense will appeal as defendants were ordered jailed without bail after overruled motions.
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Tho Scorles
Harry Hibbs
Ahomee Henneg
San Quentin
E. F. Hahn
Hibbs
Hennessey
Southern California
Prohibition Chief Denies Orders On Home Raids
Governor Donahey did not issue new orders restricting raids on private homes. State Prohibition Commissioner B F McDonald told inspectors that no changes were made and warned against relying on single informants or newspaper reports.
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Cleveland
W. Donahey
Ehibition
W. J. Patrick
B. F. McDonald
Jetter
McNamara Guilty and Appeals Bond Filed in Indianapolis
John J. McNamara labor leader is sentenced to one to five years and a $1000 fine for blackmail. He plans an appeal after a $5000 bond is posted, part of $22500 total bonds outstanding. He previously served time for dynamiting the Angeles Times building in 1911.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John J. McNamara
Elks
C. Gause
McNamara
Supreme Court
Liberty
McNara
Juctural Iron Workers’ Union
Connectiog
Angeles Times
Mail plane vanishes near Bellefonte Pennsylvania
An air mail plane en route from New York to Chicago disappeared after 11:35 p.m. near Hartleton along the Bellefonte line. Search efforts by Bellefonte and Hartleton teams found no trace, with weather and low clouds cited as factors and pilot Charles H. Ames reported on board.
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Bellefonte
New York
Charlies H. Ames
Chicago
Susquehanna Valley
Hartleton
Ift
Coolidge weighs Roosevelt memorial location in capital
President Coolidge shows interest in a Washington memorial for Theodore Roosevelt but has not decided its form or site. A suggested location between the Washington and Lincoln Monuments is considered, yet he recalls Roosevelt enjoyed walks in Rock Creek Park and awaits Fine Arts Commission recommendations.
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Washington
Coolidge
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Roosevelt
Noel Not Like Leopald Loeb Case Says Noel Lawyer
Merritt Lane counsel for Harrison W. Noel, murderer and kidnapper, argues Noel is insane and the Leopold Loeb case is not applicable. Lane says Noel was confined to insane asylums and that executing an insane man is abhorrent. defense to continue tomorrow as Victor D A loia presents the state case. Noel sat listless in court.
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Newark
N. J
Merritt Lane
Harrison W. Noel
Noel
Leopold Loeb
Chicago
Lane
Leopold-Loeb
Victor D’aloia
Seizure of Nayla Rum Runner Strains Canada US Ties
The Nayla was seized at Lake Erie’s eastern end provoking a sovereignty dispute. Albert Vandervere of Port Colborne claims capture on Canadian soil with shots fired. US officials say seizure occurred on the American side after the crew fled. 221 cases of liquor were found aboard.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Nayla
Lake Erie
United States
Albert Vandervere
Port Colborne
Ont
Norman D. Graham
Bridgeburg
J. A. Wilson
Vandervere
Coleman
Daley
United States Coast Guard
Mrs Wilson Silent On Wedding Rumor In Paris
Mrs Woodrow Wilson, back from Geneva, may stay in Paris but has not announced plans. Friends say she is not confirming engagement rumors to marry Dr Sterling Ruffin of Washington and refuses to speak for publication.
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Mrs. Wilson
DR. Ruffin
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Geneva
Sterling Ruffin
Washington
N. Y
World News Service
Ruffin Returns from Europe Amid Marriage Rumor
Dr Ster ling Ruffin recently came back from Europe and declined to comment on Paris reports that he and Mrs Woodrow Wilson planned marriage. The story circulated as he arrived in Washington October 2.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Sterling Ruffin
Europe
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Five captors nab 56 rum runners in New Jersey raid
Four state troopers including a WWI medalist and a heroism award winner, plus a private detective, captured fifty six rum runners and seized a $500000 cargo of imported liquors, six trucks, four cars and a barge near Bridgeboro on Rancocas Creek. The operation followed a failed $75000 bribe attempt and included efforts to burn the barge.
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Burlington
N. J
Arivate
Ifty
Bridgeboro
Rancocas Creek
Delaware River
Philadelphia
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