Covington Fare Row Hits Local Gas and Electric Company
Citizens learn Covington city commissioners pledged to keep five cent fares but voted to raise them to eight cents. Mayor Joseph Peiper and Frank P. Decker and Louis Ate Peper face criticism for bowing to company pressure after a court ruling favored the people. The ordeal centers on franchise limits and a push to push through higher fares. Continued on Page 7.
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Chicago Help Urges Cincinnati Campaign Doorbell Ringing
A Chicago-based advocate offers support to Cincinnati politics urging volunteers to ring doorbells during the final campaign days. The letter includes pledges of funds and offers to provide lodging, citing The People’s Voice and urging Hon. Herbert S. Bigelow to back the council race.
Nests of feathering in Washington and Cincinnati
A reader accuses Thomas W Page vice chairman Tariff Commission and family of payroll redundancy totaling 26500 yearly. The piece says many government posts are filled by relatives and hints at a forthcoming roster from the People s Voice detailing salaries and kinship within Cincinnati’s ruling circles.
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Cincinnati election tests Father Coughlin followers
Cincinnati voters prepare for a fall test vote as Father Coughlin followers seek to convert the city election into a gauge for next year's congressional battles. The move aims to measure how many of the 75 000 National Union for Social Justice signers in Cincinnati will unite to back a broader fight, with local millionaire opposition to Coughlin and strong newspaper denouncements.
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National Union Calls for First Choice Votes in Cincinnati
A National Union meeting in Cincinnati endorsed First Choice Vote for Bigelow for Council. A Campaign Committee of One Thousand was formed with J. P. Curvin as chairman. The recruiting panel listed members and invited Coughlin followers to join at an 8 pm meeting at 211 Odd Fellows Temple Friday.
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Robert Dorsey
Ralph Groves
Paul DeCarliss
Anna Vandeval
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L. C. Rittmeyer
Loretta Schneider
A. V. Herman
Peter O'Connell
Robert McManus
Charles H
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