Commercial Tribune Sale Locations Listed in NYC
The Commercial Tribune is available in New York City at Schults's News Stand on Sixth Avenue and Forty-second Street, at the Forty-second Street entrance of Grand Central Station, and at Hotaling's News Stand near The Times Building on Forty-third and Broadway. The paper notes Associated Press rights for reproduced dispatches and local spontaneous news. Sunday edition dated October 25, 1925, with daily and Sunday prices.
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Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times Building
Forty-third and
Broadway
Associated Press
Entente cordiale not so good at home in Herbert’s golf tale
A humorous Connecticut tale recounts Herbert’s schemes to fund a private nine hole golf course. He pauses building the house after a trip to Europe while money is diverted to greens and fairways. He ends with no house and a costly par 3 venture, admitting wives’ reactions are hard to read.
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Herbert
Connecticut
Washington
Old Riley
Jerry
Riley
Missis
Europe
Mabel
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Locarno Pact Shows League of Nations as Peace Vehicle
The Locarno Pact signals strong will among major powers to use the League of Nations for practical peace. It formalizes mutual supervision of weak states, requiring good conduct among all members. Greece and Bulgaria are noted as focal issues, illustrating disciplined action as a model for collective security.
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League of Nations
League
Greece
New Hollywood Blue Book Omits Elinor Glyn
The new social register fails to list Elinor Glyn the film director and hints at industry snubs. Wry lines compare star power to fleeting charms and remark on shifting public taste and scandal in early cinema culture.
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Hollywood
Elinor Glyn
Supreme Court weighs four mill city railway taxes
Cincinnati courtroom action centers on County Auditor Humphreys refuse to certify four mills for Cincinnati Southern Railway obligations. Lawyers argue whether taxes should rise from sixteen to twenty mills as the case awaits the court’s advisement.
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Humphreys
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Supreme Court of the State
William Worthington
Strong
Ferguson
Weather and civic notes from Cincinnati twenty years ago
Weather fair 48 to 72 degrees as Cincinnati reports on shipping interests at an Interstate Law Conference in Chicago. City rents from the Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific line topped 1.179 million dollars, up over 12 thousand from the prior year. Local capital backs the Carl Hagenbeck Circus with a 500 thousand dollar incorporation. Notables include John Havlin and Lorenz Hagenbeck. Masonry seeks a new county home with property near Ninth street, while 72 Mason lodges debate the plan. A 150 member business tour showcases industrial growth via a B&O special train. Monsignor John Mackey is installed at St Mary’s Chapel Cedar Point with Archbishop Moeller presiding. William W. Smith becomes president of the Walnut Hills Business Club as the Red ticket defeats Blues.
D Annunzio Reunites With First Wife After Twenty Years
The famed Italian poet Gabriele d Annunzio reportedly reconciles with his first wife Madame d Annunzio now Princess Monteneroso after twenty years apart. They reside at Garda Italy with their son said to have brokered the reunion.
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George Buchanan Fife
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Venus
Mars
Annunzio
Madame
Monteneroso
Italy
Garda
D’annunzio
Princess di Gallese
d'Annunzio
Rome
Chieti
Madame d’Annunzio
Kingdom of
Eleonore Duse
d'Annunzia Go
Duse
Duse Bofeve
Strongest Man Sigmund Breitbart Dies At 40
Berlin dispatch reports Sig mund Breitbart died from blood poisoning after a scratch. The famed exhibition strong man known for dangerous feats and displays in New York and across the United States collapsed from infection following a stage stunt. Breitbart, 40, rivaled Sandow in strength, performed with nails bent by his teeth, and once supported a Yale Bowl replica while motorcycles circled inside.
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Lindsay Denison
Berlin
Sigmund Breitbart
Achilles
Sandow
Breitbart
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
Sigmund
Poland
Lodz
United States
Europe
Marta Farra
Marta
Gust Lessis
Scotland the romantic land of history and beauty
A nostalgic portrait extols Scotland as a romantic land with Highlands, moors, lakes, and scenery ideal for leisure and hunting. It links Scotland’s allure to historic figures Robert Burns Sir Walter Scott Mary Queen of Scots Macbeth Macduff and the enduring appeal of Walter Scott in shaping memories and schooldays.
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Scotland
Highlands
Macbeth
Macduff
Macgregor
Mary Queen of Scots
Robert Louis Stevenson
Walter Scott
Sir Walter Scott
Feat. Ser., Inc
Words of Wise Men and Reflections on Life
A collection of aphorisms from Bulwer-Lytton, Richter, Emerson, and Locke. The quotes explore friendship, luck, sleep, health, and the nature of knowledge. Each maxim offers a concise lens on human experience and judgment.
Wisdom From Errors Says Longfellow Proverb
A Native Proverb Highlights that lessons come from a man’s mistakes as much as from his virtues. The quote attributed to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow emphasizes value of error-driven learning.
Evil is wrought by want of Thought As well as want of Heart
The phrase notes that actions stem from both insufficient thinking and lacking compassion, attributed to Hood. It reflects a moral warning about moral and intellectual negligence leading to harmful outcomes.
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Congress
Ways and Means Committee
House
American Bankers’ Association
National Committee On Inheritance
Secretary of the Treasury
James J. Montague
By Burris Jenkins, Jr
Locarno
The
Greater
Cincinnati
Justices of the Peace
de Wolf Hopper
Wall Street
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
Plum and
Seventh Street
Jaeger
Witherspoon
Yocum
Henry D. Moore
Tabernacle
Robinson's Opera House
Bolly Lewis
Bolly
Garden
London
England
America
Fred Law Olmsted
New York
Adolph Strauch
Springgrove Cemetery
Charles Pfeiffer
F. Dietz
Theodore Thomas
Bremen Street
Exposition Hal
St. Joseph Orphan Asylum
Mt. Auburn
Dora Gerrard
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
B. W. Campbell
J. ©. McHugh
John W. Allen
R. H. West
Receivers and Shippers’ Association
John J. Hooker
FE. E. Williamson
Business Men's Club
Frank Shaffer
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway
Carl Hagenbeck Circus and Show Company
John Havlin
Lee Williams
W. Austin Goodman
Frank R. Tate
Lorenz Hagenback
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four Railway
Hot Springs
National Civic Federation
Masons
Ninth Street
Will Finch
S. P. Egan
John Mackey
Splace
St. Mary's Chapel
Cedar Point
Moeller
William W. Smith
Walnut Hills Business Club
Red
Blues
Son
Annungio
Il Fuoco
Dames
Ida” Rubenstein
St. Sebastian
Francesca da Rimini
Ida Rubenstein
Barytone
Baklanoff
Fiume
Dispatches
Luise Baccara
Bersaglieri
Santo Stefano
Switzerland
Press Publishing Co
Temple Manning
Robert Burns
Bulwer-Lytton
Richter
Emerson
Locke
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