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Newspaper

The Peoples Voice

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1935

Page

6

Boss Can't Be Trusted With Charter Form

Intimate letter from Vernon J. Rose of Kansas City critiques city manager government and cites past politics and reform efforts. Rose reflects on election dynamics, political machines, and proponed constitutional amendments while praising Herbert Bigelow and cautioning about Father Coughlin. He presses for tax exemptions and income distinctions in proposed reforms and closes with best wishes to Bigelow.

Vernon J. Rose Kansas City Rose Cincinnati Dr. Bigelow Father Coughlin Pendergast Fuller Owsley Gilmer Jimmie

Why Not Climb With It Why The People’s Voice Gained Rise

The People's Voice, less than a year old, earns prestige among publications older than it. Its growth stems from its strong humanitarian focus and the fearless, brilliant leadership of its editor.

People’s Voice

Bigelows Election Praised as Working-Class Hero

The Post editorial lauds Herbert Bigelow for social-minded city leadership likening him to Jesus for fighting the working class battles against capitalism. The piece urges more Bigelows in office as Cincinnati reflects on the November 26 editorial.

Herbert Bigelow

City Council Victory Cheers From Correspondents

Harry W. Quitman and Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow send congratulatory letters from the Odd Fellows Temple City congratulating the newly elected city council member. The notes express confidence that his tenure will benefit citizens and note the election outcome.

Bigelow Odd Fellows Temple City Harry W. Quitman Herbert S. Bigelow

Congratulatory Letters to Council Candidate Bigelow

Letters from Samuel W Bell Everett S Robinson Rev Herbert Bigelow and Mrs Anderson commend Bigelow's campaign for Cincinnati Council. They praise his citizen service and warn the coming term will test conscience and expediency amid political challenges.

Citizen letter to council on Cincinnati issues

A Cincinnati citizen writes Hon Herbert Bigelow with suggestions on TVA power in Cincinnati and local issues. He cites low fire rates but high fire premiums, demands underground wiring per ordinance, and accuses the gas company of withholding funds to lay lines in Mt Washington.

Herbert Bigelow TVA Power Cincinnati Council United States Mt. Washington

Divine Providence Promises More Great Men Like Coughlin

The letter from MISS HELENA of Detroit Michigan sends best wishes to Mr. Bigelow and praises his recent success. MR and MRS H BERGER of Silverton extend warm congratulations and blessing for health and strength to aid the fight for humanity. A note to Herbert S Bigelow congratulates him on election to council and wishes him endurance amid an arduous city role.

Coughlin Bigelow

Letter of congratulations on election outcome

A reader inquires about the election result and extends warm congratulations to Providence. The note expresses relief at the outcome and thanks the recipient for delivering news in the local paper. The writer mentions counting days and hours to learn the result.

Mr. Bigelow

The Bigelow View Sparks City Unity Across Faiths

An analysis of the first choice votes shows Doctor Bigelow drawing broad support across wards and faiths. The piece argues a united front of Jews Protestants Catholics agnostics atheists and Republicans behind him will resist attempts to thwart the people's will and forge a new city council agenda.

Mr. Bige Doctor Bigelow

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