Democrats Rise From Charter Group Ashes
Herbert Bigelow, invited by The Cincinnati Post, forecasts municipal affairs as the new city administration forms. He predicts the Charter group will fade, Democrats will govern with their own leaders, and civil service loyalties may shift amid a balance of power in an eight-member council.
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Herbert
Charterites
Mugwump
Democratic Party
Seasongood
Mr. Bentley
Victory Dinner Is Labor's Tribute
A Parkview Hotel luncheon hosted by building trades unions honored Klein and Bigelow with many speeches. Toastmaster Adolph Kummer praised the event as a boost for labor, while Bigelow urged government-backed job programs and proposed city or cooperative industry solutions to employ all unemployed people.
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Adolph Kummer
Labor
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Chamber of Commerce
Unemployment Challenge Faces New Cincinnati City Council
The article argues that the incoming city council will introduce bold, outside-the-pattern approaches to address unemployment and other problems. It notes uncertain influence of a new reform element but predicts growing popular support and stronger council impact in two years.
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People's Voice
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Grand Coulee
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