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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
4
The Commercial Tribune published daily in Cincinnati Ohio with publisher Harry W Brown header and newsstand locations in New York City detailing distribution and Associated Press affiliation for the October 23 1925 issue.
The piece argues for a Turkish license system testing drivers for physical mental and moral fitness as a model for Ohio. It notes Turkey’s safer roads and lower mortality and predicts possible 1927 passage of a driver license law in Ohio. The author urges midwest adoption of reform and rejects rigid east west division.
Ohio officials announce a cautious stance on Florida land and development stocks following an official study. They will approve no licenses for Florida land operators and warn investors to verify dry land status and legitimate deals amid mixed markets and potential overhyped schemes.
The piece notes cautious optimism for the Locarno security pact with Germany and Britain pressing for confidence among France and the Rhineland terms. It cites German government restraint, possible French concessions, and the expected completion of talks before a public celebration. A New Yorker paid $65,000 to recover his wife’s stolen jewels, reflecting large criminal salaries.
The Pittsburgh millionaire and the Tunica bank director revealed they were fleeced by card sharpers and now believe the jacks are not in the deck. Both men warn others to beware of similar schemes and urge caution in high‑stakes games and dealings.
An expert notes that discerning genuine reporting from hype requires care, as even a seasoned writer can be misled when details blur after marriage. The remark underscores the challenge of separating fact from spin in publishing.
The new gyroplane makes landings on roofs possible and could bring an adventurous visitor. Its rotating arms wave during flight, adding spectacle while signaling a bold era in air travel.
The speaker muses on dressing Hamlet and the ghost in contemporary attire, rejects Laertes in mock armor, and argues the ghost should wear a ghostly menu rather than modern business fashion. The poem contrasts garb with reverence for spectral visitors and laments a two-quart hat.
A note hints at thousands of rapid price markups in Florida real estate with the word QUALIFIED. Another remark suggests Colonel Mitchell would command an independent hot air service if created. The text also warns of Turkish athletic initiatives and Armenian football implications.
A sketch of Manhattan life with observations on taxis, hotels, theaters, and street life. Noted places include the Netherland and Savoy hotels, the Cherry Lane theater, Greenwich Village, and Edna St. Vincent Millay’s home, plus reflections on crowds, fashion, and urban textures.
A Cincinnati page recalls a Pike’s Opera House Harmonic Society concert led by Theodore Thomas with a Steinway grand and organ, soloist Mme Madeline Schiller and praise from The Commercial. It notes Judge Lindemann rebuking Attorney Tom Campbell, contempt risk, habeas corpus bid, and a mayoral dismissal of Patrolman Lejichelberger for rough conduct. It also mentions Lieutenant Arnold’s shooting case, John Rainey’s visit and injury, police actions post election, a possible O Rourke case, and a new American Roofing Tile Company incorp. ment.
From the Commercial Tribune files a 20 year look back noting Rev J F Baird dying after a cerebral hemorrhage at Linwood Presbyterian Church and a day of burnings shootings and accidents with sixteen hospital visits.
The Building Committee of St Francis Church on Liberty and Vine streets praised a weekly pledge plan that collects small contributions. The scheme gathers funds from pennies upward, supporting church improvements.
Dr Charles A L Reed former president of the American Medical Association presents guidance on personal health and professional achievement in a concise address.
A 1925 King Feature Syndicate health notice outlines twelve rules to maintain vitality and resist colds. It urges cheerfulness, daily activity, moderation of alcohol and tobacco, regular baths and skin care, proper clothing, bowel and kidney care, a balanced diet, and citrus-rich foods. It promises more on the topic tomorrow.
The Department of Justice will withhold prohibition cases from the Supreme Court after a Cleveland seizure deemed unlawful. Solicitor General Mitchell admitted the seizure was improper and the liquor will be returned while prosecution is dropped. Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt blamed agency carelessness and urged dismissal of the unwarranted action.
The Municipal Council of the Military Order of the Serpent of the Spanish War Veterans met at Hamilton County Memorial Hall and extended congratulations to Colonel Carmi A. Thompson on his election as Commander-in-Chief of the United Spanish War Veterans. Alberto D. Alcorn was named committee chairman to arrange a public reception for Mr. Thompson by local Spanish War Veterans.
A collection of aphorisms from Shakespeare Emerson and Scott. It weighs courage loyalty and self-worth, contrasting brave endurance with fear of death and personal merit. Notable lines include cowards die many times and the valiant taste death but once.
A concise reflection on belief as acceptance of inner truths and unbelief as rejection. The quote contrasts embracing the soul's affirmations with denying them, attributed to Emerson.
The piece recalls the 1775 naval actions that birthed the United States Navy. It notes the Continental Congress authorization for vessels, early officers including John Paul Jones, Hopkins, and the Alfred, and the first salute to the Stars and Stripes in Europe. It covers the February 1776 first expedition, the 1777 flag design, and the 1778 salute at Quiberon Bay.
Senator Peter Goelet Gerry married Edith S. Van derbilt at the Princes Row registrar office with a civil ceremony followed by a chapel service at the Savoy. The couple will honeymoon by motor tour in Europe and plan a continental trip.
Two white men entered the F. and M. Motor Company at 2130 Spring Grove Avenue and stole $101 from the cash register last night. The caretaker Arthur Cammer says one robber held him while the other rifled the register. the pair fled in a waiting car.
Berlin reports indicate the Nationalists may oppose the Locarno pact in rhetoric but risk internal split. German leaders Stresemann and Luther balance cautious approval with fear of France, while U.S. support appears central to the agreement’s fate and to party cohesion.
The League of Nations Mandates Commission tentatively cleared Belgium of violating Article XXII by administering Ruanda Urundi as an administrative division of the Belgian Congo. Germany’s protest, linked to a new August law, was deemed not justified, and the commission will refer the matter back to the Council with its approval.
Dr. Robert Bridges English laureate born in the Isle of Thanet is eighty one today. Jesse S. Streil United States Minister to Bolivia born in Knoxville Tennessee is forty seven today. Marquis of Salisbury British statesman born in London is sixty four today.
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