Labor unions and council fight for organized labor in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati councilman pledges to back organized labor inside the council and urges unions to aid his outside efforts. He calls for city employees to unionize, suppression of strikebreaking police, and an ordinance like Milwaukee Bondil enforcing Wagner Act principles. Employers who refuse to recognize unions would face closure as a nuisance.
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Trades Unions of
Cincinnati
Council
Organized Labor
Speculation on New City Council and Power Alliances
Herbert Bigelow analyzes potential council groupings and key players aiming for mayoral selection and how factions may align on big issues. He notes possible Republican and Democratic splits, labor influence, and the difficulty of persuading a mayoral candidate, hinting at shifting alliances and political maneuvering.
Power balance debate over mayor and city manager roles
Readers discuss how to split power between mayor and city manager. The message weighs letting one side name the mayor and the other the manager, considering sacrificing Russ or Dyk in a balance of power. The note echoes a local weekly reader letter and calls for balance in governance.
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Bigelow
Bigelow Defends Davey and Attacks Press Dictators
The article quotes Mr. Bigelow defending Martin L. Davey as an honest governor and arguing that the press should not dictate state politics. He criticizes The Cleveland Plain Dealer and Scripps-Howard papers and asserts Davey defeated their influences in prior elections. He vows Davey will prevail again.
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Martin L. Davey
Davey
Sawyer
Cleveland -Plain Dealer
Scripps-Howard
Father Coughlin
Bulkley
United States
Roy Howard
New York City
Nasty Skating Rink Racket in Chester Park Story
A lengthy account discusses Chester Park Company and its skating rink woes. Rinks in town close while disputes over building safety and asbestos coverings fuel debate about fireproofing costs and lease renewals. The piece critiques inconsistent building standards and invites correction.
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Chester Park
Father Coughlin Addresses Critics on National Broadcast
From the Shrine of the Little Flower in Royal Oak Michigan Father Charles E Coughlin responded to critics who accused him of opposing social justice policy. He read letters from listeners including one from Newcastle Indiana asking if he has endured personal hardship under federal programs. The exchange illustrates contention over his stance on American relief and reform.
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Charles BE. Coughlin
Roosevelt
Royal Oak
Mr. Coughlin
Sheriff's Hammer
Home -Owners Loan Corporation
Father Coughlin
16th Ward Election Mess Prompt Warning of Crookedness
A Cincinnati election board official predicts exposing the Sixteenth Ward voting corruption and says the school levy vote demands an investigation into the worst mess in Hamilton County.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Election Board
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Gradison
Jim Wilson
Charettes
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al Smith Ign
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Chester
Stegner
O. K
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