Bigelow to Speak at Emery Auditorium on December 6
Herbert Bigelow will address an Emery Auditorium meeting next Sunday at 3 PM, the last before his Washington departure. He will critique past campaigns and discuss uniting 18000 county voters for Lemke with 18000 Roosevelt supporters to advance progressive gains through standard electoral plans. The event urges action, not politics, to hasten economic improvements.
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Herbert Bigelow
Emery Auditorium
Washington
Carl D. Thompson
Chicago
United States
Cincinnati
Bigelow
How Generous The Loan Offer Prompts Debt Concerns
The piece laments lending practices that force the poor to borrow against earned wages. It criticizes exorbitant loan shark rates and condemns a Carew Tower loan company offering 11 percent as relief, arguing that money should be paid as wages, not as loans.
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Carew Tower
Money And Taxes In Capitalist Critique
The piece attacks bankers money creation and interest as abuses and calls taxation a penalty on industry. It argues for three proper taxes land values incomes and inheritances and if land is improved no tax while holding land should be taxed more.
The Believer and the Cost of Heaven
A reflective piece questions paying doctors to delay death versus funding preachers to secure entry to heaven. It suggests society adapts to each panic and may not notice the difference between crisis and recovery. The tone critiques medical and religious promises and the economy of fear.
Progress and the shifting family labor in modern America
A quote from The American Guardian contrasts past and present childrearing and employment practices. It asserts that then one family could raise many children with multiple helpers, while now only a few succeed with the aid of college graduates, aunts, and uncles to secure a job after graduation.
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American Guardian
Back Wash of Politics in Cincinnati Post Election Drama
A chaotic post election period in Cincinnati unfolds as mysterious groups spend to influence a candidate already elected. The Post Times Star and Inquirer faced sharp criticism for their coverage while Bigelow drew strong opposition from labor leaders war veterans and Democratic organizers amid a tense political climate.
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Post
the Post
Times Star and Inquirer
Bigelow
Organized Labor
Sin
Democratic
Town Hall Savings and Loan moves to new quarters
The Town Hall Savings and Loan Association of St. Bernard will begin operations in a new brick fireproof office building at 4712 Vine Street on December 8. The facility offers modern interior furnishings, extended hours, and invites the public to visit and inspect. Organized in 1909, officers include President Joseph J. Kuntzler and Attorney Charles A. Heilker.
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Town Hall Savings and Loan Association of
St. Bernard
Vine Street
St. Bernard Town Hall
Joseph J. Kuntzler
Charles A. Heilker
What a licking they did get in the big game
A fragment reports a lopsided contest where one team dominated. The line reads intense punishment for the opponents, implying a decisive defeat and a memorable performance by the victors. Further details are unreadable in the clipping.
Parable by Segal Cited in Campaign Literature Rethinks Press Role
The piece recounts Segal's river crossing parable about a giant that helps a boastful youth, used to critique Bigelow and Roosevelt landslide optics. It notes a reprint mailed to voters a month post election and questions why newspapers, as ad merchants, should influence politics. The column then previews more campaign literature.
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Brother Segal
Segal
Bigelow
Roosevelt
Truth and voting in the second district political clash
A World War veteran attacks Herbert S. Bigelow asking how a veteran can vote for him. The piece accuses Bigelow of nine months in council with little done and claims he traded his vote for political gain. It questions Democratic and Lemke voters’ support for Bigelow amid the campaign.
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Bigelow
Herbert S. Bigelow
Hook, Sinker
Bigelow Campaign Split Urges Landon Knox Vote
A letter criticizes Bigelow for running as a candidate across parties, accusing him of voting for himself and aligning with a personal faction. It urges voters to back Landon and Knox and the straight Republican ticket for national and civic welfare.
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Roosevelt
Lemke
Bigelow
Congress
Democratic
Landon
Knox
Social Credit Column on Tulon River Finance
An allegorical column by George C. Christensen explores municipal finance in North Bank and South Bank, two thriving towns on opposite riverbanks. Continued on page 3.
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Tulon
North Bank
South Bank
George C. Christensen
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