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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
3
The passage extols religious liberty as foundational to the United States, noting no state church and urging continued faith in liberal traditions. It highlights inviting diverse peoples and combining cultural elements to create a composite nation through cooperative, harmonious effort.
The Thomas System claims a national network of 20 offices and offers treatments to grow hair or refund money. It advertises curing dandruff and itchy scalp and guarantees results with a free examination to determine needed treatments.
A reader is told the pictured man is detective Mulligan not The Gorilla. The piece touts Mulligan as a persistent detective likened to Sherlock Holmes and notes The Gorilla will appear at the Shubert Theater next Sunday.
A prominent address urges embracing tolerance to keep America first through friendship and forbearance. It argues against racial hostility and conquest, emphasizing shared humanity and the need to apply liberty and democracy to all nations.
In a speech, Mr. Coolidge states that sitting as a convention member is a high privilege and that true nobility comes from merit won by conquest, not birth. He stresses the earned rank of those who exercise this authority. The remark frames political service as personal achievement.
Marquis Henri de La Falaise de La Coudraye asserts his title is valid dating to 1707 with confirmatory documents from Louis XV and Louis XVI. He says he is known as Hank in the U.S. and that Gloria Swanson has never used the title commercially, with posters removed.
The speaker stresses a strong selective service law to mobilize all national resources for defense. He notes difficulties in applying the principle due to higher costs driving production but argues limits should be set to prevent profiteering during wartime, without causing economic dislocation.
A list of marriage licenses and residences appears with names and street addresses such as Jerome J. Klein and Helen Pierage at Lawn avenue and 2214 Lawn avenue, Leota Byrd at 126 E Court Street, John R. Brantley at 107 W Eighth Street, and Rose M. Howell at 2557 Haven Avenue among others, detailing applicant names and addresses.
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.3 feet and falling at six o clock last night. Vessels arriving include the Greenwood from Charleston and the John W. Hubbard from Louisville. Departures list the John W. Hubbard to Louisville and the Greenwood to Pomeroy. The Betsy Ann and Tom Greene were due tonight with further arrivals and departures planned for the Kentucky and Ben Franklin, the latter towing six empty barges bound Louisville to Huntington.
J Ray Sargent of the Boston American staff died suddenly in Sydney Nova Scotia from cerebral hemorrhage. He had come with other New England newspaper men to cover the MacMillan Arctic Expedition’s return. He was the son of George Perry Sargent former editor of The Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Master Plumbers Association named Martin Daly former County Commissioner as first choice for City Council. The endorsement was conveyed to William Anderson by John Vogelpohl, President of the association, via Daly for Council Club president. A separate burglary report from Mrs Sloan at 819 Richmond Street noted a $100 dress stolen after a duplicate key entry. Francis Nathe, dancing instructor of 2840 Melrose Avenue, faces a tax payment warrant issued after repeated warnings. Constance Nelson, editor of the Cleveland Banker, will speak to Cincinnati’s American Institute of Banking women’s division at the Chamber of Commerce to boost education.
Deaths include William Black age 27 at 1128 Poplar Street with funeral from his residence on Thursday October 8 after a 6 40 a m death. Freiberg Abraham aged 82 with funeral at 759 Greenwood Av Avondale Wednesday 10 30 a m. Mary O Neill widow of Thomas with Requiem at J J Sullivan Co 413 Broadway Thursday October 8. Philip Fred Siehl age 3 years 8 months funeral private at Wiltsee chapel. Clara (nee Giese) Black listed with Cremation Co Sanitary Aesthetic Modern. Non sect Funeral Directors Busse Borgmann 1517 Freeman Avenue Three Chapels.
Acting War Secretary Dwight F. Davis spoke at the Ohio Valley Improvement Association in Steubenville outlining river deepening to nine feet and a five year Ohio completion. Congressman Newton urged focusing on U S waterways to serve American industry and Midwest markets.
Ohio presents cloudy and cooler conditions with possible showers in the southern portion and generally fair conditions in Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and Indiana. A regional table lists current highs and lows with precipitation amounts across many cities including Chicago Boston Kan City Atlanta Omaha Birmingham Denver New Orleans Phoenix Galveston Spokane Pittsburgh San Francisco Louisville Nashville Winnipeg The Pas and more. Record shows highest temperature 78 and lowest 32 with an average around 58 and various rainfall amounts up to .66 inches in Kan City and .61 inches in Galveston.
E A Doyle sails to Chicago for funeral services of Fred Zimmerman president of the company who died Monday in Battle Creek Mich. Services at 2 30 this afternoon and railroad operations will pause for two minutes at that time. Zimmerman 52 had served two years as president, previously as vice president of the Monon Route. Carl Landes, former Canadian Pacific Soo Lines executive, plans to visit after the Associated Traffic conference in Louisville.
A London Punch sporting writer suggests horses deserve fitting names, a practice he notes is often prompted by backers who favored losers.
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