Reform in Cincinnati Prompts Citywide Debate and Plans
A Cincinnati reform wave is discussed with Mayor Dempsey praised for civil liberty stance and closing Sunday saloons, amid petitions from 27 000 signers urging continued reform. The piece notes political backlash, church state concerns, and anticipated board of trade efforts with calls for careful leadership and new offices.
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