Cleveland to Host 1936 Republican National Convention
Cleveland wins the bid to host the 1936 Republican National Convention meeting June 9 with a $150,000 budget. The article recalls Cleveland's 1924 hosting, Dawes as running mate, and prior cross-party activity. It notes Chicago and Kansas City also sought the event and discusses party uncertainty ahead of the nomination.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Midwest City
Coolidge
Harding
White House
Gen
Charles G. Dawes
Ives
Leonard Skids in Local Party Races as Townsend Faction Grows
The piece analyzes shifts in local politics with Leonard facing opposition from potential successors like Masier of Cleveland or William Pickerell. It notes past votes, the rise of the Union for Social Justice, Father Coughlin’s followers, and Townsend pension advocates signaling a broader anti-establishment trend ahead of next year's elections in a historically Republican district.
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Leonard
Charles I. Sawyer
Martin EK
Davey
Masier
Cleveland
William Pickerell
Herbert Bigelow
Union For Social Justice
Father Coughlin
Congress
Townsend Ttes
Verner W. Main
Michigan
Dr. Townsend
Townsend
Townsend and Leonard Rivalry Mark Michigan Primary
The piece analyzes Townsend sentiment in Michigan as a factor in the Republican primary, noting Main's election credit to multiple issues, and describing Leonard as weak politically. It cites up-state visitors, Coughlin and Hollister influence, and the collapsing Citizens outfit while predicting the primary outcome amid independent votes in Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Tom Noctor
Lewy Bernard
Roosevelt
Townsend
National House
Main
Michigan
Citizens
Pete McCarthy
Taft
Schneller
Cox
Hynicka
Greenland
Bill
Roosevelt-Daveyites
Gibson Hotel
Coughlin Movement
Hamilton County
Price Hill Realtor Urges Greater Civic Activity
Mr. Al Koch a Price Hill realtor urges residents to boost civic and community spirit to support Mr. Bigelow in a united effort for long needed major improvements. He invites interested residents to visit his Glenway Avenue office to discuss plans.
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Price Hill
Glenway Aven
Poverty in the People's Homes Sparks Public Debate
A fragmentary report notes opposition to a policy proposal framed as increasing poverty relief in households. The text hints at a political clash over social aid measures and their impact on families.
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Burton K.wheeler
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Spring Grove Ave
Kirby
Northside
Frank Lahm
Elm ST
Cincinnati
Supreme Radio Service
John Breiner
W. Elder
Findlay Market
Social Justice League
Leonard Skids
Hven
Charlie
al Koch
Price
Hill Realtor
Price Hillians
Mr. Bigelow
United
Koch
People’s Homes
Harry
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Clyde Evans
Prarl Parkway
Ben Riesenberg
Columbia and
Jefferson Avenues
Valley
Ohio
Seasons Greetings
C. E. Weisker
West Mcmicken Ave
Henris Wine House
Main Street
Glaser-Wilson Motor CO
Hird
Mt. Washington
Forestville
Beechmont
Henry Doepke
Gruen Watches
12Th St
Race
Cherry
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