Organization Drive Is Just Beginning
In Cincinnati local strikes fuel a nationwide push by Amalgamated Clothing Workers led by Jack Kroll to press for a Collective Bargaining Agreement. Kroll says the organization will back strikes to the limit, pursue 100 percent unionization, and expand campaigns from Norfolk to the South despite legal and political hurdles.
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Jack Kroll
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Washington
National
Kroll
Clothing Workers of
Cincinnati
Norfolk
Indian Hill Billies and Bosses Target of Censored Speech
A public critique mocks local figures labeled Indian Hill Billies and bosses arguing censorship limits free expression. The speaker urges harsher language and laments the town’s reliance on unearned wealth while defending a satirical voice in the PEOPLE'S VOICE.
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Indian Hill
Blue
Father Coughlin’s Address on Political Reform and Lawmakers
The speech argues that existing parties serve wealth and influence and calls for purging corruption. It stresses the National Union’s aim to influence lawmakers, not local officials, urging support for representatives and U S Senators who craft laws, while warning presidents are not lawmakers. The speaker critiques the influence of press and elections, and calls for congressional action to redress social injustices.
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Kroll
NRA
Supreme Court
National Union
America
U. S
Here and There by Robert Dorsey
A column criticizes Democrats in power and council elections in Cincinnati. The writer mocks politicians elected on second choices and warns working people could gain fivefold if not cautious. He calls for a plain common sense traffic manager at lower pay.
Klein Praises Bigelow to Labor Council
Councilman-elect Nicholas Klein told the Central Labor Council delegates that Bigelow would be the only other councilman reporting to labor once elected. Klein outlined a reform program including salary cuts above 6000, a $25000 city manager pay, hospital and city hall overhauls, and sweeping changes to city services. He also praised Bigelow on radio remarks, calling him a brilliant friend of the people.
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Nicholas Klein
Central Labor Council
Bigelow
Klein
Lapor Councjl
Parkway
Court House
City Hospital
Paul Sullivan
Crosley Radio Corporation
Fr Coughlin's Radio Talk Urges Social Justice Movement
Editor notes space limits print unable to publish Father Coughlin's full discourse. People’s Voice asks readers to request his entire radio talk from Father Charles E. Coughlin in Royal Oak Michigan as part of the Union for Social Justice push.
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Father Coughlin
People’s Voice
Union For Social Justice
Charles E. Coughlin
Royal Oak
Mich
Cincinnati
Friends of the People’s Voice
Takes American Grit Continued from Page 1
The piece urges Cincinnati District union members to donate weekly as winter approaches and Christmas nears to support their ongoing fight, implying collective effort will ensure victory. It emphasizes shared responsibility and ongoing fundraising to secure the outcome.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Klein Calls Charter Administration a Failure
In a radio interview last week attorney Nicholas Klein urged that after his city inquiry the Charterites failed miserably to fix city institutions. He criticized the reliance on desk men and report writers and asserted he had firsthand information contrary to official reports.
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Nicholas Klein
Charter Administration
Charterites
Segal
Nick
Joint Committees Endorse Fair Labor Pledge
The text shows a pledge signed by Joint Committees of Pulp Workers and Paper Makers including E M Griffin T Whitaker Pearl Manuel Sam Wainscott Jos A Dellerman president, Golden Cummins A J Whitaker, urging fair practices to deter unscrupulous employers from unfair tactics.
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E. M. Griffin
Pearl Manuel Sam
Wainscott Paper Makers
Jos
A. Dellerman
Golden Cummins
A. J. Whitaker
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E. Eighth St
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Kirby
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Prop
Mr. Legal
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XMAS
Warsaw Ave
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East Mcmicken
Western Hills Auto
Warsaw and
Wells St
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Coal and Coke
Ffice
Fairfield Avenue
Bellevue, KY
Ccc’s
Cigmaco
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Fairfax Ave
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