The Commercial Tribune October 24 1925 Front
The note outlines publication details for The Commercial Tribune Cincinnati Ohio dated Saturday October 24 1925. It lists publisher Harry W Brown and distribution points in New York and Cincinnati, plus AP syndication rights and pricing for daily and Sunday copies.
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Commercial Tribune
Commercial Square
Fifth
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Associated Press
Protesting Lost Motion in Law Enforcement
The article argues that Prohibition enforcement suffers from illegal evidence gathering without warrants and insufficient affidavits. Judge Cochran in Covington dismisses many indictments for lack of lawful proof, urging lawful procedures and due process as essential to uphold the law and court respect.
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Cochran
Covington
Supreme Court of the United States
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Navy at 150th birthday reviewed by The Commercial Tribune
The article urges reflection on the U S Navy as it nears its 150th anniversary. It notes pride in the navy’s long record, calls for restraint in hostilities next week, and promotes informed celebration based on historical understanding. It highlights a historical resume in Friday’s issue.
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Commercial Tribune
Navy
Railroads Face Shifting Fate in Consolidation Debate
The article traces the evolving view of railroad consolidation from suspicion and strict laws to wartime government control and later to voluntary action. It notes the Interstate Commerce Commission’s current role, the Pennsylvanian System request to limit arbitrary consolidations, and the railroads’ preference for autonomy in managing their affairs.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven Man Killed by Road Roller in Auto Fatality
A 60 year old New Haven resident was run down by a road roller. The column notes a grim auto fatality tally and contrasts with Cincinnati lifespans. The piece also mocks sensational storytelling and mentions Elsie Janis’s mother seeking a quiet police approach.
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New Haven
Conn
Cincinnati
Bootleggers Promote Illegal Wines in Canada
United States bootleggers push illegal wine sales into Canada as a growing industry seeks foreign markets, signaling saturation at home and expansion abroad.
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United States
Canada
More Truth Than Poetry by James J. Montague
A verse fragment contrasts rustic morning thrills with cozy beddings and Arctic bravado. The speaker prefers warmth, yet admires the Eskimo and fur garments as he muses on daring life. Short pieces note a dull football season, a sham battle model, and New England promoting tourism.
Wives and Heroes In New York Society Gossip
The piece observes wives of famous men sit in the background, sensing the heroes’ clay feet and handling public adulation. It notes social scenes from New York dining, a harpist wife, dog gown chatter, the Canine Cemetery hen grave, costly restaurant dinners, rain walkers in Central Park, and a witty slice of urban life in 1925.
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New York
Salvation Army
Seri
Hartsdale
Central Park
McNaught Synd., Inc
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati A Tale of Arrison Returns
William Arrison the chief plotter in the infernal machine case resurfaces in Iowa amid new troubles. A Wayne County News editor threatened. police superintendent Snellbaker asked for full case details. Mrs. R F Ludlow dies in Denver. she was a Wesleyan alumna who organized the Alumnae Society. Old John Avery at the County Infirmary turns 101. Baymiller streetcars gain green paint and connect with Spring Grove lines. Mount Peter Literary Society meets at Williams schoolhouse Delhi Township with contributions from Williams, French, Roses, Bepler and Mayhew. Dr. David Creel of Good Samaritan Hospital to undergo cataract surgery. he was a Burr treason trial juror and a War of 1812 veteran.
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William Arrison
Iowa
Arrison
Wayne
R. F. Ludlow
William Ludlow
Denver
Col
Freeman Cary
Wesleyan Female College
Mount Peter Literary Society
Williams
Delhi Township
Messrs. Williams
French
Roses
Bepler
Mayhew
David Creel
Good Samaritan Hospital
Creel
United States
Aaron Burr
West
Dr Reed on Preventing Colds With Ventilation and Hygiene
This article explains that colds come from air borne germs and that infection occurs when resistance is low. It urges keeping living spaces at 70 to 80 degrees with fresh air and humidity, and emphasizes dental and throat hygiene, plus removing infected tonsils if needed.
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King Feature Synd., Inc
Thrift and Work: The Case Against Welfare as Economic Solution
A speaker argues thrifty policy should rely on work rather than dole. He notes temporary relief is needed only in exceptional cases and stresses that idleness harms progress. Youth value employment, while rest and recreation aid efficiency and happiness.
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England
Red agitators plan to organize Southern Negroes in U S
Documents released in Washington allege Soviet backed Communist agitators are coordinating the American Negro Labor Congress set to meet in Chicago. The plan includes a manifesto by Lovett Ford Whitman, a Negro delegate to the Third Internationale, urging a world wide race struggle and leadership against imperialism. The American Federation of Labor denounces the effort and warns unions to stay clear.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
American Negro Labor Congress
Chicago
North America
Atlantic
Third Internationale
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Trades Union
Lovett Ford-Whitman
United States
Congress
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights and Incidents
The Twenty Years Ago column notes the Arbitation and Peace Society anniversary with speakers Harry B. F. McFarland William Herron and Judge Howard Hollister. It mentions Colin Gaskill surviving a near drowning, Rabbi Emil G Hirsch debated Biblical inspiration, Max Margolis new department head, an aging ambulance criticized, Cincinnati Southern Railway rate dispute, Roth mansion demolition at Oehler Street, and a pork plant expansion. Weather clear with temperatures 32 to 62 degrees.
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Arbitration and Peace Society of Cincinnati
Harry B. F. McFarland
Boston
William Herron
Howard Hollister
Roth
Oehler Street
West End
Countess Karolyi Gives Up US Visit After Visa Refusal
Paris October 23 Countess Karolyi will not press for admission to the United States after a visa denial. She had planned to lecture on return and meet with officials in Washington. The decision affects her husband Karolyi who opposes US travel restrictions, while American officials cite immigration law concerns.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Karolyi
United States
World News Service
State Department
America
Washington
Kellogg
Mr. Castle
Strassburger
Philadelphia
Europe
Canada
Count Karolyn
Horthy
Hungary
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub, Co
Coolidge
Department
Countess Karolyi
S. Saklatvala
House of Commons
Ralph B. Strassburger
Pennsylvania
White House
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mrs. Strassburger
Harristown
Barring of Countess May Spark Law Repeal Effort
Washington October 23. The State Department refusal to permit Countess Karolyi to visit the United States triggers reports of moves to repeal the current bar. Officials note diplomatic sensitivities and potential political backlash.
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Washington
State Department
Karolyi
Farm poet Hinshaw seeks happiness at Lyon County Poor Farm
Emporia Kansas October 23 John A Hinshaw a Lyon County farmer poet returned from Ireland and asked to stay as inmate at the county poorhouse He gave up his real estate and kept only his bank account He hopes to work on the grounds and cheer other inmates while his wife and children remain on their farm He is secretary of the Lyon County Old Settlers Association and a published poet
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New York World News Service
Emporia
Kan
Ireland
John A. Hinshaw
Lyon County
Hinshaw
Old Settlers’ Association
Amnesia Victim Commits Suicide After Cave Discovery
Paul Blose a 40 year old civil engineer and amnesia patient disappeared July 20 while en route to work for the Pittsburgh Coal Company. He was found in a cave near a suburb by a mushroom hunter and later died by leaping from a hospital window.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Paul Blose
Blose
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Fisher Divorce Granted to Evelyn McDonald
Evelyn McDonald, once Grace Fisher, was granted a divorce from Ballard McDonald, songwriter, in the Supreme Court. Justice Levy oversaw the undefended action and alimony of 100 dollars weekly was awarded.
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Tee Fisher
Associated Press
Nework
Evelyn McDonald
Grace Fisher
Ballard McDonald
Supreme Court
Levy
Train Hits Auto Injuring Moody Couple Near Akron
An Erie Railroad train struck a car about five miles from Akron Ohio injuring Rev W H Moody and his wife seriously. The Moondys from Morgantown West Virginia were traveling when the collision occurred on October 23.
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Akron
W. H. Moody
Morgantown
Erie Railroad
Locomotive Crash Injures Many in Eldorado Yard Accident
In Eldorado Arkansas a switch engine ran out of control in Rock Island yards and collided with a passenger train from Ruston. About 20 people were injured and 4 reportedly died. property loss estimated at $50,000. Mrs. Mollie Prothro of Little Rock and a Welfare Commission representative were among the injured. Rock Island officials probe the reverse locomotive impact at fifty miles an hour.
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Eldorado
Ark
Rockland Yards
Ruston
Mollie Prothro
Little Rock
Terral
Welfare Commission
Rock Island
Old and Rare Art Loaned to Museum
A collection of tapestries paintings and fine works is loaned to the Cincinnati Art Museum by Jacques Seligmann and Co New York for an exhibit this month Among highlights are Mille Fleur tapestries from Flemish Fifteenth Century such as The Signature of the Contract depicting Queen Anne of Brittany signing a royal wedding contract from Oxburgh Hall Other pieces include a Limoges enamel plate after a Raphael drawing from Hamilton Palace and a Paris as Roman Emperor portrait from the Duke of Cambades collection Also on view are majolica Gubbio luster ceramics marble carvings and a 21 inch Jacopo Sansovino bronze of John the Baptist from Empress Frederick’s collection
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Cincinnati Art Museum
Jacques Seligmann & Co
New York
Destree
Brussels Museum
Anne of
Brittany
France
Oxburgh Hall
Norfolk
England
Limoges
J. C
Raphael
Hamilton Palace
South Kensington Museum
Pierre Raymond
Burdett- Coults and
Taylor
Paris
Duke of Cambades
John the Baptist
Jacopo Sansovino
Frederick
William of
Germany
City Engineer Reports On Parkway Progress
Frank Krug city engineer told the Rapid Transit Commission that delay charges for Central Parkway are unfounded. He said grades are fixed surveys nearly complete and condemnation needed on portions from Broadway and Hunt to Brighton with settlements made on most parcels. Sewerage up to Mohawk place lighting under way trees planned along the route and crews are surveying and designing plans for the Parkway.
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Rapid Transit Commission
Frank Krug
Central Parkway
Broadway
Hunt Street
Court Street
Brighton
Sycamore Street
Liberty
Findlay Streets
Findlay Street
Mohawk Place
Parkway
Fire Destroys Attic in Madisonville Home
Sparks from the chimney of a hot house owned by James C. Lee at 5408 Whetsel avenue ignited the roof last night. Firemen under Marshal Coleman confined the blaze to the attic with an estimated loss of $1,500.
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Madisonville
James C. Lee
Whetsel Avenue
Lee
Coleman
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