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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1936
Page
2
Readable lines indicate an Office of Publication in Cincinnati Ohio with an address at Odd Fellows Temple Building Seventh and Elm Streets and a phone reference. The text is incomplete and provides no clear action deadline or entity names beyond location references.
Herbert Hoover's Cleveland Republican Convention address contrasts noble rhetoric with perceived lost cause as he warns against industrial giants. The speech cites the rise of corporations from the Boston Manufacturing Company to 400 000 firms with 300 billion in assets and liabilities and urges tighter control for human betterment.
The piece lauds Landon's telegram to the Republican convention while criticizing the party platform for weak labor language. It argues inter state corporate power is unchecked and proposes a federal constitutional amendment to curb courts, likening it to Ohio's provision requiring broad judicial concurrence for laws to be unconstitutional. It suggests Landon should have proposed a similar general safeguard.
The Ohio constitution backed by a two to one vote to regulate hours and wages is declared unconstitutional by the U S Supreme Court. The piece laments the court's stance and notes the justices receive $50 000 for five months off while workers lack protections.
A critical view of Ohio and Hamilton County Republican leadership. The piece attacks Ed Schorr and the Tafts as continuing the old plutocratic machine, while comparing loyalists to Kansas reform rhetoric. It condemns Republican and Democratic elites for favoring moneyed interests over common voters.
The speaker contrasts Kansan and Cincinnati Republicanism, arguing the plutocratic machine in Cincinnati benefits the rich and deceives the poor and workers. He emphasizes judging Republicanism by the home variety.
A box of ten CCC union made cigars from Cigarmakers Co operative Company awaits Christian Kispert at 3301 Burnet Avenue when he calls at the People's Voice office in 211 Odd Fellows Temple. He is this week's lucky winner.
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