Our Colonel's New Job and Suspicions About Sherrill
The piece argues Col. Sherrill earns 40 000 to 50 000 dollars in Washington helping rich men grow richer. It cites Congressional Record quotations and notes public praise from Taft era figures while predicting little value to his employers and higher grocery costs for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Sherrill
Washington
Kroger
Sherrill
Davey
Columbus
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
Taft-Tomez
Congressional Record
Netherland Plaza
Old Dobbin and the Zoo Horse Slaughter Controversy
A reflective critique condemns the Zoo for slaughtering old family horses fed to lions. The piece cites a Cincinnati endowment for elderly animals, denounces head hammering, and accuses the Zoo superintendent and donors of blocking humane action and unionization by workers. It argues for animal welfare and worker rights amid scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Dobbin
Zeo
Humane Society
Zoo Association
Zoo
Wealth dist: 1% own 59% of wealth says News survey
A New York Daily News editorial and its follow up by Lowel Limpus argue that wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few. Data from 1926 shows 1 percent owned 59 percent of wealth and the trend continued as the rich grew richer and the poor poorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Daily News
Huey Long
New York Journal
The
Daily News
United States
Louisiana Bayous
Huey P. Long
Huey
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Senator Long
Industrial Relations Commission
Federal Trade Commission
New York Daily
Gen. Johnson
America
Lowel Limpus
U. S
Limpus
France
Russia
Court martial for marrying at West Point star on trial
Lieut Harry A Sebastian formerly of West Point football and stationed at Governor's Island stood trial at Fort Hamilton Brooklyn for marrying Harriet Hagman Sebastian in 1931 while at the academy. If found guilty he faces penalties from burned promotions to dismissal from the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Sebastian
West Point
Governor's Island
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Army
Harriet Hagman Sebastian
Military
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People’s Voice
Social Justice City Council
Social Justice State
Social Justice Congress
U. S. Senate
People's Voice
Odd Fellows Temple
Ohio
Slate
Uncle Sam
New York
Harry A
Detroit
Jack Burman
Detroit, Mich
Eople
Mr. Burman
Michigan
Cincinnati, Ohio
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