Signs Row Sparks Battle Over Private Frontage in Cincinnati
A City Buildings order targets AL JORDAN campaign signs on private Brewery International HQ property at 234 Vine Street, contrasting with three large political billboards on a nearby lot. The piece questions fairness, cites CIO endorsement of Jordan, and notes past payroll tax opposition.
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Vine Street
AL Jordan
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Keeshan Heads Group Backing Al Jordan for Council
John E. Keeshan, attorney and four time legislature candidate, accepts chairmanship of the Citizens Committee for Al Jordan. He is a Chase Law School and Xavier Evening College alumnus and a member of several Democratic clubs and the Knight of Columbus, praising Jordan as a first class Democrat who opposed payroll earnings and income tax.
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Citizen’s Committee
al Jordan
Council
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Chase Law School
Xavier Evening College
Duckworth Democratic Club
Third Ward
Democratic Club
Progressive Democratic Club
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Jordan
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Cohn Urges Veterans to Vote for Jordan
Attorney Harry M. Cohn chairs a veteran committee backing Albert C. Jordan for re election. The lineup includes Paul E. Frederick Jr Frank T. Garrett and Charles G. Sowers. Cohn lauds Jordans wartime record and cites his stand against payroll tax harming workers. Continued on Page 3.
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Jordan
Harry M. Cohn
Albert C. Jordan
Paul E. Frederick, Jr
Frank T. Garrett
Cincinnati
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thomas H. Morrow
Charles G. Sowers
Amvets
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