The Commercial Tribune Early 1925 Issue Details
The notice lists publication details for The Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati Ohio including address, publisher Harry W Brown, newsstand locations in New York and Grand Central Station, and Associated Press rights. It notes the issue date Friday October 9 1925 and price information for daily and Sunday tea copy.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Fifth
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Associated Press
Spirit of Progress Buoys on the Ohio Waters Convention
Proceedings of the thirty first annual Ohio Valley Improvement Association convention showcase innovations on board the steamer Cincinnati. Delegates hear river development plans emphasize service to commerce, transportation evolution, and collaboration with rivals for progress on the waterway.
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Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Cincinnati
Commerce
Ohio
Deaconess Hospital Seeks Half Million Endowment
Deaconess Hospital in Cincinnati launches a campaign for a 500000 endowment to fund 80 new beds and a maternity unit at Clifton avenue and Straight street. The policy of serving all segments of the public remains, with expanded facilities to treat chronic, medical and surgical cases and to relieve ongoing bed shortages.
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Deaconess Hospital
Cincinnati
Clifton Avenue
Straight Street
Two Baseball Greats Shaped by Character and Resolve
The day’s broadcast honors Christy Mathewson and Walter Johnson as two of baseball’s greatest pitchers. Both men display enduring spirit, courage, and straight shooting, rising above mere skill to embody the ideal of true worth in their life calling.
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Christy Mathewson
Walter Johnson
Molders of the Plastic Age in Cincinnati
Cincinnati hosts the Ohio branch of the National Association of Parents and Teachers with about a thousand delegates. The piece credits mothers and female teachers for character formation and notes general progress in youth development while touching on diverse topics from earthquake forecasts to dubious publicity on a nude photograph case and brewer practices.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Association of Parents and Teachers
More Truth Than Poetry
James J. Montague delivers a prose piece under the Bell Syndicate imprint, exploring themes of honesty and wit. The dated tone reflects 1920s editorial sensibilities and literary style characteristic of syndicated columns.
When Jones Becomes Wealthy and Votes for Cars
A humorous verse narrates Jones as a future rich man vowing to obey speed laws and invite others to ride in his luxury car. Once wealthy he’s mocked by neighbors and police warn against possible harm, exposing the gap between plans and reality. A second gag jokes about Babe Ruth joining the NYPD, and a quip on daylight saving.
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Jones
Afdot
No New American Universities Founded Lately
The piece notes no new universities are started recently, attributing it to a lack of unemployed football coaches available to lead such institutions.
Thoughts and Scenes on a New York Walk
A reflective tour of New York City scenes from Oct 8 1925 highlights. The piece notes Washington Arch, dancers, a peddler, police dogs, a shuttered gallery, a bantering greeting with jazz stars, and the city's social textures from furs to park loafers.
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New York
Washington Arch
Chalif
Robert Sherwood
H. T. Webster
Babe Ruth
Fatty Arbuckle
Cavaliere Servente
Murray Hill
Iris
Morgan's Mansion
Byron
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights and Notices
Warranted by U S Commissioner Hooper the Granite State Captain and steward were arrested for denying Amanda Mullholland dining saloon rights. Avondale Republicans held a lively Avon Hall meeting with I W Allen and E J Kittredge as speakers. Catholic Total Abstinence League sent a telegram to Rev John J Ireland on his Minnesota bishopric. Washington reports Newport Barracks to sub depot and Columbus Barracks to house troops. band and conductor Captain Horn lamented. demolition of the Academy of Music ruins next to the Methodist Book Concern began. Board of Trade commissioners J J Henderson P P Lane H Goepper S M Barrett and J J Hooker were reappointed to the Exposition Board. Mayor Johnston reappointed Avondale police Brown and Pfeffer.
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United States
Hooper
Granite State
Amanda Mullholland
John J. Ireland
Minnesota
League
Washington
Newport Barracks
Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky
Captain Horn
John J. Henderson
P. P. Lane
H. Goepper
S. M. Barrett
James J. Hooker
Board of Trade
Cincinnati Exposition Board
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights
Bob Caldwell paid a $44.50 bill for a wagon and glass after a flag rush at the University of Cincinnati. Harry Mohler suffered a broken nose in a pitch game at Holbrook's saloon. Albert Levy, longtime dis tillery leader, died at eighty one. The week featured theater openings and revivals across Cincinnati venues and a city evangelistic campaign enrolling 35 on its first day. Weather was clear, 48 to 82 degrees.
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Bob Caldwell
John Caldwell
University of Cincinnati
Caldwell
Harry Mohler
Holbrook
Eastern Avenue
Jim
Mohler
Albert Levy
Cincinnati
Stuttgart
Germany
James
For Your Welfare And Your Success
Dr Charles A L Reed presents guidance for health and professional achievement as outgoing president of the American Medical Association. The piece emphasizes welfare, success, and leadership in medicine.
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Charles A. L. Reed
The
American Medical Association
Gas formation in the stomach causes distension and fermentation
A medical note explains how lemon juice and soda create carbonic gas in the stomach, causing fullness and belching. It details how excess acid near the pylorus may trigger ulcers, scarring, and delayed gastric emptying leading to fermentation, flatulence, or cancer.
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Reed
King Feature Synd., Inc
Charter candidates speak for reform at civic luncheon
City Charter Committee endorsed council hopefuls before civic groups. Murray Seasongood criticized a Republican campaign manager while Stanley Matthews spoke of civic duty and Athens ideals. Henry Bentley urged backing the nine charter candidates at a Gibson Optimist Club luncheon.
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Murray Seasongood
Lawyers’ Club
Stanley Matthews
Civic Federation
Optimist Club
Gibson
Henry Bentley
City Charter
Charter
Business Men's Club
Palestine Foundation Campaign Names Executive Committee
Oscar Berman announced the Palestine Foundation Fund Campaign Executive Committee. The group includes Sidney Freiberg as First Vice Chairman, Charles Stix as Second Vice Chairman, Leslie Marks as Treasurer, Eleanor Isaacs as Secretary, and others. The drive starts October 31 to raise $40,000 in Cincinnati for Palestine reconstruction and rehabilitation.
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Oscar Berman
Palestine Foundation Fund
Sidney J. Freiberg
Charles N. Stix
Leslie V. Marks
Eleanor Isaacs
Isadore Kadis
Muel J. Stulman
I. A. Abrahams
Alfred Bettman
Louis Feinberg
E. I. Fogel
James G. Heller
Max Hirsch
Today’s Birthdays Highlight Civic Leaders and Clergy
Myron T. Herrick former United States Ambassador to France is on leave and turns seventy today, born in Huntington Ohio. Major General Leonard Wood governor general in the Philippines is sixty five, born in Winchester. How Eichelbens Talbot senior bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church is seventy seven, born in Fayette Missouri.
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Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
Huntington
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Winchester
Eichelbens Talbot
Protestant Episcopal Church
Fayette
Two Flyers Die in Illinois Crashes
First Lieutenant William L. Wheeler, 34, was burned to death when his De Havilland 4 B plane burst into flames and crashed at Chanute Field Illinois. Private First Class Cecil S. Burger, a passenger, leaped free and suffered minor injuries as fire followed engine trouble.
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Chanute Field
Rantoul
Ill
William L. Wheeler
Cecil S. Burger
Wheeler
Frenchman Wins Air Race Feature Over Military Planes
At Mitchell Field on October 8 1925 the national air races opened with a two seater low horsepower race won by Basil L Rowe piloting a Thomas Morse S 4 E. C D Chamberlain crashed killing passenger Lawrence Baranelli.
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Mitchel Field
Mitchell Field
Glenn H. Curtiss
C. D. Chamberlain
Lawrence Baranelli
Baranelli
Chamberlain
Basil L. Rowe
Merchants’ Association of New York
United States Army
Navy
G. R. Henderson
D. ’01
Filipino Judge Calls Island Independence a Tragic Mistake
Judge Vincente Villamin warned Rotary Club of Cincinnati that complete separation from the United States would ruin the Philippine economy and invite regional insecurity. He noted Filipinos broadly favor union with America and cautioned against foreign footholds in the Pacific.
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Philippines
America
Vincente Villamin
Rotary Club of Cincinnati
the Linton
Villamin
Supreme Court Bar
Royal Society of England
United States
Japan
Pacific
Philippine
Legion Indorses Mitchell Plan At Omaha Convention
The American Legion unanimously endorses Colonel William Mitchell’s plan to rehabilitate national defense by creating a separate cabinet office overseeing army navy and air force. After three days of debate the resolution was accepted resolving a historic convention clash. Stanley J. Doyle of Glendive Montana elected Chef de Chemin de Fer, National Commander of the Forty and Eight.
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Omaha
Web
American Legion
Wiliam Mitchell
Army
Navy
Air
Stanley J. Doyle
Glendive
Mont
Charities Benefiting Under Janszen Will in Cincinnati
The will of Au gust Janszen names religious and charitable beneficiaries including St. Lawrence Church and several homes and hospitals in Cincinnati. Estate totals about $100,000 with $65,000 in personalty and $35,000 in real estate. no share is left to his wife due to a prior contract. Executors Joseph A. Janszen Bernard L. Janszen and Henry G. Janszen hold the residue in trust for all children.
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Cincinnati
August Janszen
Janszen
Second and
Walnut Streets
Lueders
St. Lawrence Roman Catholic Church
Price Hill
Boyes’ Protectory
Mt. Alverno
St. Vincent’s Home For
Bank Street
Little Sisters of the Poor
Riddle Road
Montgomery Road
St. Aloysius’ Orphan Asylum
Bond Hill
St. Mary's Hospital
Betts Street
St. Francis’ Hospital
Lick Run
State Protestant Orphan Asylum
Joseph A. Janszen
Bernard L. Janszen
Henry G. Janszen
Two Injured in Separate Traffic Crashes
Albert Elsesser a 20 year old machinist of Colerain pike lost control after being blinded by oncoming lights and ditched his car on Colerain pike. Elmer Griffith 11 of Whetsel avenue was bruised after a car struck him near Ward avenue and the B and O railroad. a 17 year old driver was arrested and sent to Juvenile Court.
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Albert Elsesser
Colerain Pike
Colerain
Elsesser
Elmer Griffith
Whetsel Avenue
Ward Avenue
Reorganization of Salvation Army Divisions in Ohio and Kentucky
The Salvation Army restructured in the Middle West. The Western Ohio and Kentucky Division becomes the Southern Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee Division with headquarters in Cincinnati. Western Ohio cities join the Central Ohio Division based in Columbus. New division officers to be named this afternoon and a banquet at Booth Hospital Covington will honor them. Brigadier General William Quirk remains in charge and is reappointed divisional commander.
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Salvation Army
Middle West
Ohio
Kentucky
Ohio, Kentucky and
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Central Ohio
Columbus
Booth Hospital
Covington
William Quirk
New York
Motive in Strome case revealed by letters
Springfield Oct 8 authorities report three anonymous letters tied to the Esta Strome poisoning case. Prosecutor McKinney calls it the coldest case he has faced as the stepmother Mrs. Birdle Strome remains in County Jail. Letters allege abuse and claim Esta spoke of her mother’s actions. authorities expect new developments soon with no charges yet filed.
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Springfield
McKinney
Birdle Strome
New Carlisle
Stromes
Dayton
Gilbert Chevrolet Company Announces Big Used Car Sale
The Gilbert Chevrolet Company at 2131 Gilbert Avenue launches a two week sale offering a flat 10 percent discount on all used cars for customers presenting a coupon from The Commercial Tribune. Cars are overhauled and guaranteed, with clear price figures and selections including nearly 100 Ford and Chevrolet models.
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Gilbert Chevrolet Company
Gilbert Avenue
Commercial Tribune
Ayl
Chevrolet Group
W. F. Veasey
Thempany
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