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Newspaper

The Peoples Voice

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1936

Page

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Boon To Cincinnati Annexation Talk At Reading Hall

WERBERT BIGELOW addressed a Reading audience amid bad weather, urging annexation to Cincinnati to create a municipal light and power plant and to rally National Union supporters. He claimed Reading’s plant would profit taxpayers and threaten Cincinnati’s power monopoly.

Eagles’ Hall Reading John Gahl Annex Cincinnati Father Coughlin Congress National Union Wall Street Gas and Electric Company

Gas Explosions Blame Old Mains and Wall Street Focus

The piece argues that the gas leaks stem from rotten 75 year old mains and that utilities prioritize Wall Street profits over maintenance. It contends excessive earnings are sent to investors rather than system upkeep, warning of community risk from such a policy.

Wall Street

Father Coughlin Denounces Political Office in National Union

In a Sunday address dated February 15, Father Coughlin states that no member of Congress, no House or Senate candidate, and no council or political agent may hold office in the National Union. He allows simple membership but forbids holding official roles.

National Union Congress House of Representative Senate Congess Father Coughlin

National Union supporters back primaries to back strong Democrats

A speaker urges National Union and progressive Democrats to vote in primaries to nominate sincere National Union men on the Democratic ticket. The goal is to avoid fall choices that force opposition to bad Republicans with weak Democrats. Public notice declares leadership of the effort.

National Union

HOLC Mess Grows Worse

A Cincinnati reader claims a $30.00 counterfeit bankers money deduction threatened foreclosure on his home under the H O L C program. He accuses U C S C management of graft and coercion and questions the government’s role in saving homes from mortgage holders.

Peoples Voice H.O.L.C

Resurrects Dr. Fess And Rum By CHAS A HINKLE

A Republican committeeman criticizes The Times Star and ex senator Fess over Ohio Republican primary plans. He says the Hoover Taft Schorr machine aims to send an uninstructed delegation to Cleveland to back a favorite son, though Borah disrupts the scheme with his candidacy.

Times-Star Dr. Fess Ohio Hoover Taft Schorr Cleveland Borah

Supreme Court Clears TVA Power Project For War Use

The court rules the Tennessee Valley Authority may build Wilson Dam under war powers and navigation aid powers. It also approves selling generated power and constructing transmission lines to reach markets including Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati. Surveys should proceed and the project should move ahead.

Wilson Dam TVA Kentucky Cincinnati

Question Box offers city government questions answered

Readers may send questions to the Peoples Voice at 211 Odd Fellows Temple for Councilman H. Bigelow to answer at Gibson Hotel Ballroom Sunday at 3 p.m. Admission is free. A Coughlin broadcast follows at 4 p.m.

Peoples Voice Odd Fellows Temple Satur

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Boon Werbert Bigelow Thenus Herbert S. Bigelow Holc Yours Truly S. B. Kidd U.C.S.C J Grabit Rum By Chas, A. Hinkle The Supreme Court Tennessee Valley Electric Project Herbert Bigelow Senator Norris United States Senate Tional Union Movement H. Bigelow Gibson Hotel Coughlin
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