Victory for N U S J in Democratic primary campaign
The Democratic primary produced a sweeping win for the National Union and its backers, with independents gaining numerous candidates while Regular Democrats kept the party committee. The paper calls for unity against the Republican machine led by Taft money, promising social justice and an anti belly-politics crusade in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Voice
National Union
People’s Voice
Taft
Hamilton County
Democratic Party
Sewer Rats in Cincinnati Poll Clash Highlight Local Politics
In Cincinnati a National Union for Social Justice challenger at the polls faced off with Regular Democrats, accusing leaders of belly politics and misusing campaign funds. Ward executives plotted to bias future elections while leaders disparaged opponents and circulated The Catholic Telegraph amid concerns for Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union For Social Justice
Cincinnati
National Union
Coughlin
Bigelow
Coughlin Backers Split On Roosevelt Vote
The National Union for Social Justice voters press their stance on the issue. They argue loyalty to party is treason to country and may back Roosevelt if forced to choose between major-party nominees. Their stance reflects the split in support as elections approach.
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Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Borah
Roosevelt
Admonition letter to Mr. Bigelow from social justice allies
An exchange from Cincinnati dated May 15 1936 shows Herman Richter urging Mr. Herbert Bigelow to oppose mid week elections and advocate Sunday voting to boost participation. The writers praise Bigelow’s social gospel while warning against political corruption and urging loyalty to principles.
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Mr. Bigelow
Herman Richter
Glenwood Ave
Sunday Election Question Blames Low Turnout
A fragment questions whether voter apathy and the day’s schedule affected turnout. The text hints at factors like weather, competing events, and polling access influencing participation.
Political turbulence and possible third party talk in Roosevelt era
The piece notes fundraisers by Julius Fleischmann and others opposing Roosevelt, mentions Father Coughlin followers and Hess Hollister, and discusses the National Union push to alter the Federal Reserve and money system. It considers Borah and possible shifts in party support amid election confusion.
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Julius Fleischmann
B. H. Kroger
Roosevelt
Hess
Hollister
Father Coughlin
National Union
Congress
Federal Reserve System
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