Pay Checks and Rates Spark Cincinnati Utility Debate
The city argues that gas and electric rates should be scaled down citing costs and business salaries. Officials highlight large pay envelopes at Columbia Gas and Electric Co and its subsidiaries, including Philip G. Gossler earning $91,300 and Walter C. Beckford $60,000 with $20,250 for four months.
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Washington
Philip G. Gossler
Columbia Gas and Electric Co
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Union Gas and Electric Co
Walter C. Beckford
Columbia
Edward Reynolds, Jr
Nazi Irrationality Seen As Drawback By German Born
Reader from Germany criticizes Nazi leadership and racial superiority, arguing climate and environment shape people. He warns German-born citizens against Hitler and urges restraint, rationalism, and protection of humane rights for all lands and peoples.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Cincinnati Firms Pay Directors and Officials Big Sums
A report shows a Cincinnati company and a Union director receiving 36000 dollars while Frank M. Tait and Chauncey I. Weaver, directors of all three companies, earned 22350 and 30100 dollars. Hubert Blackwell, president and director, drew 31500. Polk Laffoon 18000. George F. Brenner 7650. John J. Rowe Edward W. Edwards George D. Crabbs and James M. Hutton received free gas and electricity in lieu of director fees.
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Frank M. Tait
Chauncey I. Weaver
Hubert ©. Blackwell
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John J. Rowe
Edward W. Edwards
George D. Crabbs
James M. Hutton
Belief and Action Drive Social Justice Subscriptions
Readers of The People’s Voice, devoted to social justice, are urged to gift a year’s subscription as Christmas remembrance. The appeal links subscription growth to a broader peace on earth and good will, offering $2 for 12 months and $1 for 6 months starting with the Christmas Number.
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People’s Voice
Free Picture Offer for Herbert S. Bigelow Portrait
An ad invites readers to subscribe to THE PEOPLE'S VOICE for one year to receive a free 7x9 inch portrait of social justice advocate Herbert S. Bigelow. Existing subscribers will get a one year extension on their expiration date.
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Herbert S. Bigelow
Amalgamated Wins Court Victory Over Illegitimate Contracts
Judge Bell ruled the so called contracts invalid as they favored the employer by binding workers for six months with pay fixed and allowed dismissal for many causes. The court’s injunction allowing a limited number of pickets and peaceful persuasion was made permanent.
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Bell
Metropolis hires natives to fill Opera House roles
Albany Knickerbocker Press notes that a large number of native workers are being employed at the Metropolitan Opera House, a move seen as reshaping its American character and artistic identity.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Albany Knickerbocker Prews
Election Fraud Allegations Taint School Levy Vote
Report claims bold frauds in the School levy election across several wards and precincts. The board may dismiss election officials. ballots from two precincts are with the prosecutor while the rest were to be destroyed yesterday.
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Board of Elections
Independent merchants urged to vote for pro‑merchant candidates
Wright Patman urged voters to back men from their own party who will represent them in Congress and support local government. Ed Wimmer and Nie meyer hosted a meeting at Music Hall with World War Veterans to rally publicity and push passage of the Soldiers Bonus Bill, predicting a veto override in the next Congress.
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Ed. Wimmer
Voice of Progress
Niemeyer
Retail Merchants Association and Friends of the World War Veterans
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Veterans Organization
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