The Commercial Tribune Early Edition Ad Preface
The Commercial Tribune dated October 15 1925 presents its publishing details including price and street locations in Cincinnati Ohio. It notes association with the Associated Press and individual distribution points in New York City and mentions subscription prices for daily and Sunday issues.
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Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and
Broadway
Associated Press
Safety Director Eyes Higher Pay For Police
The Safety Director argues for increased police pay to improve public safety and attract honest officers. He says purging the force did not cleanse it completely and stresses honesty in selection and the imperative duty to protect lives and morals. He also urges prompt dismissal for any dishonest officers.
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Tudor
Safety Department
Serious Charge Against Army and Navy
The House Appropriations Chairman accuses the army and navy of wasting millions in a meaningless orgy of experimentation. Madden defends Congress, while criticizing air service planning. Public concern grows over funding, disagreements, and the risks to airmen.
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House Committee On Appropriations
Army
Navy
Martin B. Madden
Congress
Madden
Air Service
Service of Defense
Mussolini Arraigned Yet Unshaken by Public Indictments
The article notes Mussolini faces unofficial indictments tied to fascist violence but remains confident in his autocratic grip on Italy. It contrasts his premiership's authority with follower loyalty and questions about accountability. It ends by citing unrelated remarks on General Patrick and Clarence Saunders.
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Mussolini
Italy
Fascisti
Heiress of Woolworth Fortune Linked Jewel Theft
Thieves returned 731 600 dollars in jewels and were discovered to be connected to a chain of stores owned by the Woolworth heiress. An automobile fatality rate on Broadway is described as negligible. Pedestrians risk stepping into street holes if they drift near traffic. Self-Denial Week for churchmen begins Sunday, urging reform through restraint.
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Woolworth
Broadway
Fifth
Eighth Streets
President Coolidge Hears World Series Results Aboard
The president listened to World Series game results via loud speaker. He resumed public duties, noting he is practicing for Congress. With the series concluded, many businessmen plan to return from a successful East Coast trip.
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Coolidge
Congress
Truth Than Poetry For Everyone By James J Montague
A 1925 verse urging readers to try writing or art rather than assume failure. It compares potential makers to Shakespeare Paderewski Hals and Napoleon, encouraging persistence and self belief to claim a place in success. The piece emphasizes action over doubt and guides aspiring creators to begin now.
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A collage of witty lines criticizing leadership and media hype. The piece lampoons a general campaigning amid a coal strike and mocks libel fears about doctors funding pest control. It also jests about modernizing Hamlet with a radio ghost communication.
New York Servants Puzzle Prompts Urban Change
The piece surveys the New York servant shortage and turnover as Europe and the South fail to supply stable help. Cooks and butlers command high wages while many workers drift between homes, sparking urban migration and the rise of apartment living on West Seventy second street. Edward W Browning's building boom cited.
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New York
Europe
West Seventy-second Street
Edward W. Browning
Browning
West Seventy Second Street
McNaught Synd., Inc
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati October 15 1875
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad directors filled three vacancies with D Torrence J Pierpont Morgan Robert Garret Frank W Tracey Theodore J Meier and Charles Beecher elected. Private Connie Hynson won the gold medal in the Lytle Greys prize drill. Carthage gas mains being laid on Bring Grove avenue. Epb Holland to pay bets on county elections with delayed state returns. Nichols signed by Mutuals of New York for 1876. Ohio Conference of the Church of the New Jerusalem in session with Rev Edwin Gould presiding. Six fire alarms in an hour, minor fires. Weather clear to cloudy 37 64 degrees.
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The
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
D. Torrence
J. Pierpont Morgan
Robert Garret
Frank W. Tracey
Theodore J. Meier
Charles Beecher
Ohio
Church of the New Jerusalem
Edwin Gould
Glendale
George N. Smith
Wyoming
Frank Sewall
Urbana
Police Drill Highlight Twenty Years Ago In Cincinnati
The Commercial Tribune recalls the annual police inspection drill at the Federal Building with Mayor Fleischmann and other dignitaries assessing the force. Henry Luhn wins the Longworth medal. Patrolman Dixon is honored for bravery in Price Hill. Retired County Auditor Eugene L Lewis receives a silver umbrella. Major H W Burchardt shows a new uniform.
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Federal Building
Julius Fleischmann
Ray
Fourth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Paul Minor Millikin
Henry Luhn
Dixon
Price Hill
H. W. Burchardt
First Regiment
The Healthfulness of Happiness in Duty and Love
The article argues happiness arises from duty and elevated emotion. It contrasts pain in duty with the joy of a fulfilled conscience, cites George Eliot and Burns to illustrate beauty born from inner emotion, and warns that true beauty comes from exalted love rather than raw passion. It notes repressed emotions stain countenances and suggests practical guidance on managing love and self-improvement.
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George Eliot
Burns
Agnes James
Miss. James
King Feature Synd., Inc
U D C Elects Officers At Ohio Convention Acknowledges Cincinnati Members
A hundred U D C members attended the twenty fourth divisional state convention at the Linton Cincinnati honoring ceremonies and an address by Mrs O J Montague wife of Virginia's former governor The newly elected officers include Mrs M W Crocker Columbus First Vice President and Mrs J P Broyles Cincinnati Third Vice President A Dixie Chapter flag presentation and a dinner followed the sessions with plans for the coming year to be discussed at today’s meetings Delegates will attend luncheon at the Cincinnati Country Club
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Linton
O. J. Montague
Virginia
Albert Sidney Porter
Cleveland
M. W. Crocker
Columbus
J. P. Broyles
Cincinnati
John Robinson
Leroy Rose
J. B. Pickett
A. H. Sanders
John Preston
Charles Chubb
E. Smith
Dayton
W. H. McLesky
Philip Williams
Ft. Thomas
J. B. Daugherty
P. V. Shoe
Maxwell Berry
Alvin Davis
Covington
D. J. McDonald
C. Marshall Mitchell
C. Rice
Dixie Chapter
Ohio
Cincinnati Country Club
Technique of Election Explained to Women
An Institute of American Government event at Republican headquarters outlined proportional voting rules. Mrs Anna Marcus of the Board of Elections led a demonstration where attendees cast ballots for world series baseball players, with counts explained and reasons for the method discussed.
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Institute of American Government
Hamilton County
Board of Elections
Wilmer H. Crawford
Institute
Anna Marcus
Marcus
Amusements at Grand and Empress Theaters Next Week
H A Snow Arctic motion pictures head the Grand Opera House program for the week starting Sunday with vivid wildlife footage from Alaska Siberia and the Arctic Ocean. The Empress Theater presents Hurry Up a burlesque revue starring George Brennan Harry Morris Vi Penney Ambark Ali May Jenson Etna Moore and Bobby Taylor with matinees daily and evening shows.
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GRAND
Arctic
H. A. Snow Arctic Motion Picture Expedition
Grand Opera House
Bering Sea
Arctic Ocean
Alaska
Siberia
Empress
Empress Theater
George Brennan
Harry Morris
Miss Vi. Penney
Comedienne
Ambark Ali
May Jenson
Etna Moore
Bobby Taylor
Baree, Son of Kazan at Family Theater in New Role
Family Theater opens Sunday with Baree, Son of Kazan starring Anita Stewart as a French-Indian girl and Wolf the canine star in a tale of snowbound frontier romance. Donald Keith, Joe Rickson and Jack Curtis support in principal roles as a renegade trapper threatens the lovers and a faithful dog foils the villain.
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James Oliver Curwood
Family Theater
Baree
Kazan
Anita’ Stewart
Wolf
Filmland
Donald Keith
Joe Rickson
Jack Curtis
Judge's Husband opens at Shubert with William Hodge
William Hodge returns Sunday night at the Shubert for a week in the American comedy The Judge's Husband. The play centers on a wife and mother who climbs to a judgeship amid a turbulent family and political stir. Gladys Hanson stars as the woman judge with a cast including Ruth Lyons Minnie Milne Mattie Keene Marie Hayes Charlotte Acheson Mari Worth Reynolds Denniston Charles Verner and Alexander Clarke Jr.
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Shubert
William Hodge
Shubert Theater
Gladys Hanson
Ruth Lyons
Minnie Milne
Mattie Keene
Marie Hayes
Charlotte Acheson
Mari Worth
Reynolds Denniston
Charles Verner
Alexander Clarke, Jr
Adam and Eva at Cox Theater by National Players
The American comedy Adam and Eva by Bolton and Middleton comes to Cox Theater next week with a matinee Sunday. A nervous father appoints a bachelor as family manager while he vacations as alleged bankruptcy and a fake robbery push the family into working conditions and laughs.
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COX
Adam and
Eva
Guy Bolton
George Middleton
National Players
Cox Theater
B F Keith's vaudeville lineup features Mandel acts and More
Keith's next week show includes William and Joseph Mandel in their unusual occurrence, Bert Errol, William Demarest and Estelle Collette in Strings and Stringers with an Afterpiece, Glenn Tryon in Cuckoo Love, Nitza Vernille Wonderland, Claude and Marion Still Arguing, Potter and Gamble In a Nursery, Dancers From Clownland, Pathe News, a new Aesop Fable and Topics of the Day.
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B. F. Keith
Keith
William and
Joseph Mandel
Bert Errol
William Demarest
Estelle Collette
Collette
Hal Roach
Glenn Tryon
Nitza Vernille
Claude and
Marion
Clownland
Pathe News
Palace Theater Premieres His Little Revue Vaudeville
The Palace Theater opens next Sunday with His Little Revue an animated cherry blossom themed show by O’Hana San. Leading American acts include Mabelle Sisters Dorothy Davis George Browning plus Egbert Van Alstyne Ball and Briscoe The Lameys Chong and Rosie Moey in a Chinese themed set and more.
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Palace
O'Hana San
Palace Theater
Mabelle
Dorothy Davis
George Browning
Stepper
Egbert van Alstyne
Ball and Briscoe
Lamey
Chong
Rosie Moey
Follies of the Day Opens at Olympic Theater
Barney Gerard presents his 1925 edition Follies of the Day at the Olympic Theater starting Sunday matinee. Bozo Snyder leads a cast of burlesque and vaudeville entertainers in a revue of old-time acts, songs, sets, and a lively chorus.
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Barney Gerard
Olympic Theater
The Gold Rush bows at Lyric Theater Cincinnati
Charlie Chaplin writes directs and stars in The Gold Rush debuting at the Lyric Theater Sunday in Cincinnati. Chaplin plays a hard luck sourdough during Alaska's Yukon gold rush with Georgia Hale Mack Swain Malcolm Waite and Tom Murray in supporting roles.
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LYRIC
Charlie Chaplin
Cincinnati
Lyric Theater
Chaplin
Alaska
Yukon
Georgia Hale
Mack Swain
Malcolm Waite
Tom Murray
The Trouble With Wives heads Strand Theater
Tom Moore and Florence Vidor lead the romantic farce The Trouble With Wives at the Strand Theater the week of Sunday Esther Ralston Ford Sterling and Lucy Beaumont support with a domestic comedy about marriage and courtship unfolding through a series of comic predicaments and home life attempts.
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Strand
Tom Moore
Florence Vidor
Strand Theater
Esther Ralston
Ford Sterling
Lucy Beaumont
Grace
Bill
Lovers in Quarantine at Walnut Theater
Bebe Daniels stars in Lovers in Quarantine at Walnut Theater starting Sunday with Harrison Ford in the male lead. Alfred Lunt Edna Gray Diana Kane Iv an Simpson Edna May Oliver and Marie Shotwell round out the cast as a sister swoops in on an Africa bound romance and a secret elopement leads to three days at sea and peril on a quarantine island.
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Walnut
Bebe Daniels
Walnut Theater
Harrison Ford
Alfred Lunt
Edna Gray
Diana Kane
Ivan Simpson
Edna May Oliver
Marie Shotwell
Miss Daniels
Africa
Cap It All Starts at Capitol Theater With He’s a Prince
Raymond Griffith presents a new farce He's a Prince at the Capitol Theater beginning Sunday. Mary Brian plays the leading lady as Griffith upsets a palace and stirs court life while trying to find a quiet moment with his fiancée. A Bolshevist plot adds comic upheaval as he aims to overturn the throne.
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Capitol
Raymond Griffith
Capitol Theater
Mary Brian
Griffith
Leopard Cub Exhibits At Local Zoo Sunday
Leopard cubs born last week at the zoo will be on exhibition Sunday. The playful cubs resemble young kittens and are harmless now though six months may reveal their savage instincts. The automobile gate will be open for motor parties and the Sun Parlor will be open daily in winter for visitors.
Symphony Tickets Go On Sale For Emery Auditorium Concerts
The Sympony Orchestra announces tickets for the first two concerts at Emery Auditorium next Friday afternoon and Saturday night, to be sold at the box office starting next Wednesday. Manager Charles Pearson says mail orders are accepted. The first concert features an all Beethoven program including the Grand Fugue Opus 132, Fidelio overture Opus 72, E Major Symphony No 8 Opus 93, and Ballet Music to Prometheus Opus 43 arranged by F Weingartner.
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Symphony
Emery Auditorium
West Fourth Street
Charles Pearson
Fritz Reiner
Cincinnati
F. Weingartner
Amelia Bingham to Play at Cox Theater Cincinnati
O D Woodward manager of National Players engages Amelia Bingham to guest star for the week beginning October 25 at the Cox Theater. She will lead in Just Like Madam a new comedy by John Bowie on its first stage presentation. Woodward also negotiating with other stars for special engagements this season.
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Amelia Bingham
New York
O. D. Woodward
National Players
Cox Theater
Cincinnati
Miss Bingham
John Bowie
Mr. Woodward
New Megildis Debut Delights at Music Hall in The Miracle
Elinor Patterson debuts as Megildis the young nun in The Miracle at Music Hall. Her performance blends charm with dramatic depth, expressing love, temptation, and sorrow without spoken lines. She alternates with Lady Diana Manners and the Hon Iris Tree.
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Megildis
Music Hall
Elinor Patterson
Miss Patterson
Patterson
Diana Manners
Iris Tree
State Tax Commission rejects utility realty equality plan
The State Tax Commission in Columbus on October 14 refused to approve resolutions that would force equalization of public utility values with real estate. The measures, prepared by Democrat John R. Cassidy, were tabled by Republican members Chairman Berney and C. A. Hor.
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Associated Press
Columbus
State Tax Commission
John R. Cassidy
Berney
C. A. Hor
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