Bigelow Eyes Democratic Path in May Primary
Herbert Bigelow discusses backing Democratic primaries in May and endorsing a slate of Democratic congressional and legislative nominees. He contemplates caucusing with Democrats in council and argues the party faces internal tensions over endorsements and the fate of Mayor Wilson’s political stance. The piece notes opposition from some Democrats and hints at broader party strategy.
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Sam
Russell Wilson
Vo Band Fae
Council Democrats
Wilson
Charterites
Bigelow Calls for New Deal in City Hall Address
Dr. Herbert S. Bigelow urged a new approach in Cincinnati governance in a Sunday address at the Hotel Gibson. He warned of vast vested interests and a multibillion-dollar stake involving utilities and downtown real estate, naming Russ Wilson Jim Stewart and Willis Gradison as key figures amid Charterite and Republican stalemate. Continuous discussion hinted at a political shift if lawmakers unite.
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Dr. Bigelow
Russ Wilson
Jim Stewart
Willis Gradison
Spurn SOP With Call to Arms Sparks Rural Rate Protest
Announcement claims a 15 percent rural electric rate cut in Ohio counties including Hamilton, but critics call it a sop. They allege collusion between the State Utilities Commission and Hopple, urging 3,000 local customers to write to the Governor in protest. The note cites Rural Taxpayers Federation claims and references a letter by Hopple.
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Hopple
Commission
U. G
Hamilton County
Es State Commission
Father Coughlin's Address on Big Business and Regulation
The broadcast from Shrine of the Little Flower in Royal Oak Michigan features Father Charles E Coughlin addressing industrialists in a supply and demand talk. He criticizes big business for resisting regulatory agencies and argues most national woes stem from insufficient worker wages. The sermon-style address signals a sharp critique aimed at economic policy.
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Charles E. Coughlin
Shrine of the Little Flower
Royal Oak
Mich
Coughlin
Wilson's Election Plot Reported in City Hall Rumor
Rumor claims politicians and utilities will strike a post ballot deal. The council allegedly shifts support to Russell Wilson after early ballots, while Charter backers withdraw opposition. Page 7 continuation hinted.
Delay and Prolonged Utility Rate Fight Ends in Court
The piece details a long dispute over a 1925 war tax repeal on telegraph and telephone messages and a rate hike by Ohio Bell Telephone Co. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio delayed ruling for years, issuing an order in 1934 after nine years of review. The company appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court, with briefs filed and arguments heard by January 30, 1985, as the case continued.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
the Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Telephone Company
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court
New Year's Message 1936 Youth as a State of Mind
The message defines youth as a mental state of courage imagination and vigor, not a young body. It argues age comes from abandoning ideals and losing enthusiasm, while faith hope and wonder keep the spirit young at any age, with a wireless heart receiving beauty and power.
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