Ownership and circulation data for The Commercial Tribune 1925
The notice lists The Commercial Tribune Publishing Company as owner with Harry W. Brown as president and major stockholder. It provides editor and business manager names, indicates circulation figures for the six months prior, and includes notarized sworn statement details with date October 8, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Wade Mountfordt
W. B. Fordage
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Making Over the Human Machine in New Jersey
New Jersey advances social welfare by creating six industrial rehabilitation clinics under labor and health commissions. In one year 4,928 disabled individuals were transformed into self-supporting workers through clinic rehabilitation efforts.
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New Jersey
Commissioners of Labor and of Health
Shenandoah Disaster Probe Faces Blame Debate
The writer argues against hastily blaming Commander Zachary Lansdowne for the Shenandoah tragedy. It questions the fairness of scapegoating for political ends and stresses deliberate inquiry over premature conclusions, noting Captain Heinen’s speculative stance on faulty manipulation.
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Shenandoah
Heinen
Ohio
Union
Zachary Lansdowne
Mother of Wisconsin Celebrates 111th Birthday Wisdom
The piece extols Wisconsin's oldest state figure as the "Mother of Wisconsin" on her 111th natal anniversary. It contrasts age with youth, laments senility, and offers a simple life lesson: longevity hinges on happiness, not merely living longer. The essay muses on time, aging, and the quest for contentment.
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Wisconsin
la Follette
Senate
Inquirer
Iowa Moves to Register Marriage Fitness Inmates
Iowa officials under the State Board of Control Bureau of Child Welfare plan an official roster of about 100000 Iowans deemed unfit for marriage or procreation. The list targets inmates of insane asylums and similar institutions, raising questions about fairness while urging broader scrutiny of those at large.
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Iowa
Wihout
Insects Stage a Show and a Courtroom Scene
A humorous vignette on bees beetles locusts butterflies and public display contrasts with a courtroom gag about a magistrate and a bootlegger. The piece mixes light natural observation with satirical notes on society and divorce trends.
Diary of a Newsroom Evening in New York
A 1925 diary recounts social notes from New York City. Acmed Abdullah and Monta Bell share Turkish coffee and cinema talk while Harlem hosts a Black Belt dinner celebrating a clemency reprieve that ultimately failed. The piece sketches street life, sightings of cabbies, derelict streets, and the era’s restless mood.
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New York
Samuel Pepys
Acmed Abdullah
East Thirty-ninth Street
Monta Bell
Adolph Menjou
Menjou
Mills
Harlem
Barron Wkins
Jiblack
Barron Wilkins
Yellow Charleston
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Opens with Epizootic Links
The Cincinnati Commercial notes an epizootic reappearing with mild influenza among downtown horses. No fatalities yet. health officials consider action. A proposed streetcar route from Elm head to Clifton Avenue via Ohio Avenue would reach Burnet Woods and the Zoo. The mayor questions election booth policing, police court fines for September total 2542 dollars with 1548 city cases collected. Mills Johnson & Co. assets pass to W W Johnson & Co Modified ownership includes T E McNamara and N S Reeder. Old Fifth street market posts to be removed for esplanade alignment.
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8I Keck
Tom Paxton
Jake Wirth
Elm Street
Ohio Avenue
Clifton Averiue
Burnet Woods
Zoo
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Headlines
The Commercial Tribune recalls a 1906 incident where Supt Patrick J Walsh traced a gas leak to the County Clerk’s office leading to an explosion that killed George Zimmerman and Russell H Blair and injured George Kleeman The piece also mentions legal actions over a canal franchise and other city notes including a fatal electrocution claim by Marie Angelus Prieto and various civic events.
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Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Patrick J. Walsh
Gorge Zimmerman
Russell H. Blair
George Kleeman
Problem of Rejuvenation and Gland Scams Described
A 1925 King Features syndicate column condemns gland operations as quackery. It explains why monkey gland transplants fail, warns against inducements by commercial doctors and financiers, and notes the medical profession’s solid opposition to false youth restoration claims. It previews a future piece on diet and body upkeep.
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Vienna
Berlin
Faust
India
King Feature Synd., Inc
Father in West Virginia Fends Off Eagle Targeting Baby
Z A Workman of Laurel Mountain near Kimball shoots an eagle swooping on his twelve month old child Sadie May after a barking dog alarms him. The bird, about seven and a half feet wingspan, falls to the ground within feet of the baby.
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New York World News Service
Welch
W. Va
Z. A. Workman
Laurel Mountain
Kimball
Workman
Sadie May
Prince of Wales Faces Nervous Breakdowns On Far Flung Tour
London reports say repeated tumors from Chile and Argentina hint the Prince of Wales’s Africa and South America tour did not rest him. Exhaustion and digestive troubles push him toward near semi retirement upon returning to London mid October. His temperament may again challenge medical orders.
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New York World News Service
London
Prince of Wales
Africa
South America
Masons to Aid Program Opens Fall Season at Ninth Street Y
Masons begin a week of activities at the Ninth Street YMCA tonight at 8 30 marking the opening of the fall and winter season. Other Greater Cincinnati groups plan programs through the week with a gymnastic demonstration by boys from the physical education department as a featured event.
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Masons
Ninth Street Y. M. C
Greater Cincinnati
Physical Education Department
Memorial Service for S-51 Dead at New London Navy Base
At United States Submarine Base New London October 4 the S-51 crew memorial service honored 33 dead sailors as more than 600 officers and men attended. Navy divers paused due to heavy groundswells while bodies remained in the sunken submarine.
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United States Submarine Base
New London
Conn
Rome
H. H. Christy
Camden
Christy
King
Snyder
A. P. Parker
Parker
Abraham Lincoln
Divers Explore S 51 Torpedo Compartment In Heavy Seas
On board USS Camden Oct 4 divers Wilson Reed and Reinhart pressed a risky survey of the sunken submarine S 51. They worked through a 23 inch hatch in the torpedo room to plan entry tomorrow and recover bodies, facing dangerous conditions as the heavy swell continued.
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U. S
Camden
Wilson
Reed
Reinhartsen
Air row in war departments hangs on Mitchell clash
The Associated Press reports a deadlock between the War and Navy Departments on aviation policy. Colonel William Mitchell presses for a separate air service department as he faces possible disciplinary action and plans to bring his case before the people. The American Legion convention in Omaha opens with speeches and a Coolidge address planned for Tuesday.
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Omaha
Neb
American Legion
William Mitchell
Navy
Legion
Junius Peyser
Mitchell
Alvin Owsley
Texas
Congress
Department of the Air Service
Americanism Commission
Frank Clay Cross
Commission
John L. Griffith
National Amateur Athletic Federation
F. Dement Smith
American Citizenship Committee
The
American Bar Association
Garland W. Powell
Legion's American Commission
Edward Lauer
University of Iowa
Ruth Curry Brown
Arkansas
Coolidge
Washington
War Department
Inspector General
Air Board
Air Service
Department
National Defense
Army
Representative Reid
Illinois
House
Department of National Defense
War
John Rodgers
Naval Air
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Divers Rescued After Wreck and Suit Breach
Wilson became tangled in a radio antenna during the wreck while Reed entered the danger zone to free him. Reed later surfaced with a punctured diving suit from a jagged metal piece and was saved from a bead attack by a decompressor tank.
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Wilson
Reed
Detroit Balloonists Rescued After Erie Lake Ordeal
W. C. Naylor and K. W. Warren of Detroit were rescued at 7:30 a.m. two miles northwest of Middle Sister Island after an all night battle with rain thunder wind and heavy seas aboard their self built Skylark balloon. They abandoned the balloon and used a collapsible boat until the A. M. Byers freighter spotted them. They entered a Detroit Aviation Society race for 2500 dollars and a Detroit News trophy. The men aged 25 and 23 were exhausted and ill but saved in Lake Erie off Ohio.
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Toledo
Lake Erie
Detroit
Middle Sister Island
A. M. Byers
W. C. Naylor
K. W. Warren
General Motors
Detroit News
Detroit Aviation Society
Detroit balloon race report from first annual Detroit News trophy
Four of five balloons started the first Detroit News ballooning trophy race and were reported down in Michigan or nearby waters. Highball II led by Svend A. A. Russmussen was said to be still aloft over Jamestown New York at 10 a.m. Others including Goodyear IV at Holland and Skylark near Middle Sister Island and S-1 at Marshall, all reported in heavy weather with thunderstorms.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Detroit News
Lake Erie
Michigan
Svend A. A. Russmussen
Jamestown
N. Y
Goodyear IV
J. A. Boettner
Holland
Mich
Detroit Flying Club
Charles D. Williams, Jr
Bilissfield
Skylark
W. C. Naylor
Middle Sister Island
Army Air Service
Max Moyer
Marshall
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