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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1935
Page
6
A manifesto by Goldberg denounces censorship as a tin god that stifles open debate and learning. He argues radio restrictions on the New Year council meeting threaten free expression and the right to learn from experience.
A letter outlines a plan to unite three Democratic council groups with labor factions to form a new city government in Cincinnati. The writer urges dethroning utility and real estate interests backed by Republicans, preserving civil service, and launching a Christian democratic revolution led by labor and Catholic leaders.
A traveler reports a shift in political views after visits to New York Maryland and Pennsylvania noting pronounced changes since September. The letter to Mr Bigelow cites discussions with business leaders and suggests evolving public sentiment on politics.
The text discusses post election power shifts, urging independent council factions and noting Charter leaders Emery Bentley Seasongood fading except Russell Wilson. It mentions four Democrats as a potential grouping and contemplates how mayoral delay could redraw city governance loyalties.
A compilation quotes President Lincoln warning that postwar corruption could seize wealth and the republic, and Salmon P. Chase condemning the National Bank Act as creating monopoly. The text adds a constitutional note on coinage and weights.
A columnist voices views on the gas settlement as the year’s laugh and predicts Rev. Bigelow’s rise to influence in Council. The piece warns politicians over the utilities committee and urges faster workers’ compensation decisions while urging safer traffic rules.
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