Flarsheim Recommended for Council in Place of Pfau
A local speaker urges the council to back Henry B. Flarsheim for the seat, noting Alfred Pfau will not run and citing concerns over city and county power management. The plan includes pushing municipal light and power efforts, contract expirations, and state or federal policy actions to influence rates and transmission.
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Henry B. Flarsheim
Alfred Pfau
Pfau
Flarsheim
Charles Merrell
Pfa
Columbus
State Public Utilities Commission
Matching the Utility Wits in a Political Recommendation
A public figure hints at choosing a successor to confront rising utility issues, acknowledging strong support for several candidates. He commits to placing the person best fitted to meet the public utility wiles, while noting his choice may not fully align with his own group. He expresses duty to constituents and foresees a hard fight ahead.
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Mr. Flarsheim
Flarsheim
Appointment sparks debate over Jewish representation in Cincinnati
The speaker foresees criticism of a new appointment arguing it would add a second Jewish member to Cincinnati's Council and risk fueling anti Jewish prejudice, while expressing hope for progress and a brighter future for the progressive movement.
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Cincinnati
Statement Against Religious Prejudice in Politics
A public figure declares no prejudice toward Jews or Catholics, insisting that in politics he treats all citizens equally. He acknowledges dissatisfaction from some Jewish citizens over perceived anti Jewish influence from Father Coughlin, and commits to proving his stance against race or religious bias.
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Father Coughlin
Western Hills Man Favored for Council Seat
A local leader argues the Council lacks Western Hills representation and urges nominating Mr. Pfau. He notes Pfau would balance East Side influence, align with proportional representation, and serve if elected, though he cannot formally present Pfau’s name.
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Mr. Pfau
Imbus
Pfau
Flarsheim
Western Hills
These Men or Else A Council Honor Bound Decision
A speaker asserts the Council must honor his two preferred candidates for the 21 000 first choice votes and rejects any council action to ignore his agreement. He vows to oppose a dishonorable repudiation and to act to overturn any such outcome.
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Council
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Light and Power
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