Campaigners Reflect On Ballot Petition Setbacks
The article recalls how three petitions including the Sweeney Harrison and Gillette efforts failed to place anti sales tax amendments on this fall ballot. Cincinnati Hamilton County volunteers still collected about 25000 signatures, with ongoing plans to push the Sweeney and Harrison amendments in the next May primary while Education on petitions endures.
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People’s Voice
Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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People's ‘Voice
Sally Blane to Marry Norman Foster in Hollywood Rumor
Hollywood gossip claims actress Sally Blane will wed Norman Foster after his divorce from Claudette Colbert. The piece notes certainty of a divorce and suggests a repeated pattern of marriage and separation between the parties.
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Miss Blane
Kentucky Bridge Defeat Driven by Voters Threade
Mr Clem Fennell and his free bridge committee failed in a creditable attempt to free one of the Ohio River bridges. Voters feared tax increases despite assurances. A definite proposal on which bridge to buy the price and funding was lacking. The setback may lead to cross river cooperation to build a new bridge.
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Free Bridge Committee
House to House continues amid scattered figures
A fragmented OCR list shows a dense array of numbers and figures labeled House To House continued from page 1, including sums like 340 855,400 and 17308 91,980 alongside many others, suggesting a ledger or financial summary. The exact context remains unclear from the readable text.
Pay Problem Unearthed by Probers in Cincinnati Welfare
Objections arise to a Welfare Department worker earning over 1200 dollars a year while a husband earns 3500 dollars from private employment. The piece condemns paying many relief workers who do not need the job and criticizes wide income inequality and tax avoidance, urging aid distribution by need.
Fallen Kaiser and Insull Pension Propaganda
Opinion column contrasts Germany’s confiscation of crown with preserving wealth, and criticizes restored pension for Chicago utility figure Samuel Insull. Accuses system of rewarding wealth over punishment, predicting universal retirement pensions while denouncing inequality. Assertions reflect harsh political rhetoric about liberty equality and fraternity.
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