The Commercial Tribune Containing Morning Edition Details
The Commercial Tribune notes its 1925 October 31 issue with publication details, price, and distribution locations in Cincinnati and New York. It lists the publisher Harry W. Brown and Associated Press affiliation, including local news origin.
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THE
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
Courts Mobilize in Assault on Crime
The Common Pleas Court plans a forceful overhaul of the criminal calendar with four first degree murder trials and many lesser offenses. Prompt prosecution and early convictions are urged, though safeguards in court procedure complicate rapid justice and require vigilance by law enforcement.
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Common Pleas Court
New York
Chicago
Vote the Bonds for the City's Evident Need
The article argues thirteen bond issues should be approved by voters to fund city improvements and repairs in Cincinnati. It stresses urgent repairs to streets sewers and other infrastructure and urges prudent, constructive use of public funds under suffrage authority.
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Cincinnati
Municipal Corporation
State probes annual local egg hunt and stale freshness
Cincinnati authorities continue yearly inspections of egg distributors with a time tester. The State Department of Agriculture reports many fresh eggs are stale and adulterated. Officials seek stricter storage controls and persistent enforcement to curb profiteers and protect legitimate trade.
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Cincinnati
State Department of Agriculture
Four Candidates for School Board Face No Visible Opposition
The four candidates John D. Sage William J Shrader Emma W Fillmore and John B Hollister are running without visible opposition and are expected to win by a large margin. Some fear indifference may reduce turnout while supporters worry of a conspiracy to pencil in rivals. The paper urges vigilance to ensure a decisive majority and notes the Westminster Abbey canon on divorce reflecting on American attitudes.
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Board of Education
John D. Sage
William J. Shrader
Emma W. Fillmore
John B. Hollister
the Commercial Tribune
Orient styles from West influence Mrs Feng hair cut
A Beijing widow of a general bobbed hair signals East meets West fashion. Judge Parker notes politics losing glamour after torchlight parades fade and lanterns fall from favor. Some youths skip church fearing a hereafter without jazz and harps.
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Feng Yu-hsiang
Peking
Orient
Alton B. Parker
City Planning Commission Hones In On Livestock Size
The City Planning Commission weighs whether a cow qualifies as large or small livestock, signaling careful consideration of agrarian definitions and zoning implications. The discussion appears reflective and tentative as officials assess classification criteria.
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City Planning Commission
Balkan Premiers Brought To See Real College Football Fight
In a sharp turn from war talk, the Balkan Premiers confront a lively college football scene. The piece notes a clash of styles as political rhetoric meets gridiron action, highlighting regional attention and spirited spectator engagement.
The Lure of Adventure at the Cottage Fire
A speaker vows to seek wild exploits across snow and sea but stays home beside the cottage fire. The poem contrasts desires to face polar bears lions and pythons with a calm preference for safe domestic life.
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Ifain
Utah Quotes On Discovery And Hardship
A fragmentary column recalls Ponce de Leon dying unaware he found a state containing Miami and notes McMillan’s endurance through coal strike hardship while urging a modern college to found a school of investigation.
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Ponce de Leon
Miami
McMillan
O. Henry’s New York life and the unspartnered past
In 1925 McNaught Syndicated piece recalls O Henry living at the Hotel Caledonia in West Twenty sixth street during his prosperous writing days. It notes his $200 monthly income, prison rumors, and close ties with Bob Davis and Al Jennings. The article paints a vivid portrait of his lifestyle craft, and his late remorseful days.
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New York
Henry
Caledonia
West Twenty-sixth Street
Ohio
Bob Davis
Munsey’s
al Jennings
O. Henry
Old Maquin’s
Bowery
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati October 31 1875
Recaps include Colby Rohrer & Co outwitting a $1800 letter of introduction scam by a confident man, a Willow uprooting on Colerain Pike, a break in at Louis Schwa on Hamilton Road, plus a France flood relief fund total of 3139 dollars. Local entertainments by Beaumont Fletcher Circle and Shakespeare Club are noted, with detailed plant description of Cincinnati Fertilizer Co. Weather forecast ranges from 39 to 71 degrees with clouds.
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Colby, Rohrer & Co
Rohrer
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights and Conflicts
Summary of old Cincinnati items includes a Read ing Buckeye Brewery collector’s brave defense on a bridge, a feud between Henry Burkhold and Alexander Cunningham over Luhing Coal, and plans by Baltimore & Ohio engineers to remove eighteen grade crossings. The 1900 era theater scene features Francis Wilson and several shows, plus a Methodist leaders meeting urging reconciliation between North and South. Weather notes report a clear day with temperatures 34 to 56.
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Arthur Collins
Buckeye Brewery
Reading
Lockland
Collins
Henry Burkhold
Alexander Cunninghame
Luhing Coal Company
Coort
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Cinnati
Causes and Effects of Chronic Nausea
A medical overview explains chronic nausea as a symptom of underlying conditions. It links persistent nausea to stomach displacement, low gastric acid, weak muscular tone, and inflammation such as chronic gastritis. It notes associations with dental infections, alcoholism, biliousness, and brain disturbances, urging prompt diagnostic study for relief.
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Ight
King Feature Synd., Inc
One Eyed Man Spurs Hope and Foiled Suicide Plot
Charles Davis of Springfield aided a distressed 59 year old Anna Davis from New York who planned to end her life in Bridgeport. She offered $12.50 for a gun after Davis suggested she buy one. soldiers nearby pursued Davis and recovered the money. Anna chose not to press charges and returned to New York.
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New York World News Service
Bridgeport
Davis
Anna
New York
Mine Fire Traps Workers Near Warwood
A mine fire at Con stant Coal Company's Warwood section in Wheeling WV Tonight leaves one miner missing believed dead and three others overcome by smoke. Twenty workers trapped were rescued within an hour by fellow workers and Wheeling firemen. the missing man is thought buried under slate.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Constanza Coal Company
Warwood
Here
Love Pact Reported Between Evangelist and 22-Year-Old
A 51-year-old evangelist Charles M. Surdivant and 22-year-old Ethe Keée of Valley City North Carolina disclosed a love pact after his arrest in Lansing Michigan on a non support charge by his wife. The pact promises fidelity for life and marriage when possible. The young woman left a hospital bed to accompany him to Chicago.
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Chicago
Charles M. Surdivant
Ethe cKeée
Valley City
N. C
Lansing
Mich
European Plan to Form United States of Europe Discussed in Paris
Paris reports strong international backing for the League of Nations led by France and Great Britain. Briand and Lloyd George argue that Locarno security pacts and Geneva spirit could create broader Western peace and future continental unity through European collaboration.
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Lloyd George
Geneva
Paris
League of Nations
France
Great Britain
United States of Europe
Europe
Ishif
Versailles
Locarno
Western
Briand
Luther
N. YS World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub, Co
League of Nations council ends Greco Bulgarian crisis
Paris reports the Thirty sixth Council concluding the Greco Bulgarian dispute with Greece and Bulgaria accepting damages terms. Briand and Chamberlain hailed as architects of peace while Ishii and de Leon praised Locarno treaties and the league setting a justice based framework for disputes.
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Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Leon Bourgeois
League of Nations
Quai d’Orsay
Briand and
Chamberlain
Viscount Ishii
Count Quinones de Leon
League
Marfoff
Bulgarcia
Carapanos
Greece
Bulgaria
Athens
Locarno
Briand
Ishii
de Leon
Gunman SLAIN as Ohio Bank Robbery Erupts
Jersey City dispatch reports Louis Schneider a 42 year old New Yorker with six prior arrests for robbery and grand larceny identified as the man shot by Lieutenant Emil Fuhrmann during a pistol duel at Union City after five gunmen held up a woolen truck in Holmstead. Fuhrmann was critically wounded in the early morning exchange as police pursued the robbers for about a mile.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
N J
Louis Schneider
Emil Fuhrmann
Boulevard Police
Union City
Schneider
Fuhrmann
Holmstead
Police Suspect Dutch Anderson in Toledo Bank Robbery
Two armed robbers struck the Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Co on Adams and Seventeenth in Toledo at 2:15 pm. They held six people at gunpoint, escaped with 16089, and police suspect the elder robber may be George Dutch Anderson, tied to Gerald Chapman’s gang. The heist occurred amid heavy foot and vehicle traffic.
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Anderson
Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Co
Adams and
Seventeenth Street
Lloyd Bracy
Kenneth Austin
Bracy
Austin
Mitchell court martial sessions yield little progress
Washington court martial for Colonel William Mitchell adjourned after a brief session that denied his request for a bill of particulars and raised questions about confronting an accuser. Defense and counsel clashed with Judge Advocate Moreland over vagueness of charges as three witnesses from Texas arrived.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Mitchell
President Coolidge
Dwight Davis
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Mr. Reid
Sherman Moreland
Texas
Detroit
Reid
Supreme Court of the United States
Davis
Coolidge
Colonel Mitchell
War Secretary
Mark Twain Protégé Dor othy Quick Weds John Adams Meyer
New York October 30 Miss Dorothy G Quick a magazine writer and John Adams Meyer editor of Town Topics obtained a license to wed. The ceremony is planned for next Monday in Plainfield New Jersey. Quick is described as a former protege of Mark Twain.
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Mark Twain
Associated Press
New York
Dorothy G. Quick
John Adams Meyer
Town Topics
Playfield
N. J
Miss Quick
Quakes Rock Coast City Early Morning Shocks
Santa Barbara reports a sharp morning earthquake at 5 20 followed by a smaller jolt at 1 45 causing no damage. The Associated Press notes the tremors struck the coast but left infrastructure intact.
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Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Cal
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