Lincoln's Stand On Money Reform and Political Independence
The Lincoln, a Democratic candidate, defends right to oppose party machine control and endorses the National Union for Social Justice. He asserts independence from Farley and the Democrats, claims support from Coughlin Democrats, and notes his pledge to prioritize the National Union platform over the party line. The piece frames a clash between party discipline and personal conviction in the primary.
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Democrats
Farley
National Union For Social Justice
Coughlin
Democratic Party
The
Enquirer
Coughlin Democrats
National Union
Who Has the Right to Say What a Party Stands For
Herbert S. Bigelow declares the voters in the party primary as the source of authority and laments opposition from the Black Legion press. He asserts the primary as democracy’s cradle, vows to follow voter decisions, and warns against challenges by a Black Legion or Gas Company Enquirer ticket. He claims the title Regular Democrat and pledges to leave the ticket if he deviates.
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America
Supreme Court
Enquirer
Temple
Black Legion
Black Legionnaires
Coughlin Democrats
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Vine Street
Herbert S. Bigelow
Gas Company Enquirer
Not New Deal but Ideal Reflects on Government Balance
A harsh reflection on American self government criticizes a life long railroad attorney who becomes a Supreme Court justice guiding Congress and the president. The speaker laments centralized power over 435 congressmen 96 senators a president and 125 million people, urging a return to ideal self rule.
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Supreme Court
Bonding Power Amid Road Toll Costs
The speaker urges using bonding power to fund immediate repairs at $1,000 per intersection, accepting bond interest. They argue that wrecked cars injuries and loss of life justify the expense, outweighing interest costs.
Public notices call for NU SJ unit reports
The People's Voice invites all NU SJ units to send meeting reports or event notices for general interest. Submissions must be received by Friday p m each week.
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People’s Voice
Bonds or bones demand lights at city intersections
Cincinnati residents push for traffic lights at 200 intersections while officials say only ten to twelve can be installed yearly. If funding remains this low, it would take about twenty years to complete the program as accidents and fatalities continue.
New Theory Links Gravity Matter and Electricity
A fresh Einstein oriented theory suggests gravity ties to matter and electricity. It posits that a heavy object dropping could produce visible lights or flashes due to the interaction of mass and electromagnetic effects.
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Einstein
Speakers on the Radio Stir Debate in Providence News Tribune
A Providence News Tribune editorial urges removing many political speakers from the airwaves, arguing public discourse should be silenced or restricted on radio. The piece argues that verbose political broadcasts clutter air time and mislead listeners.
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Providence News- Tribune
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Phon
Avon
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Calhoun St
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Tiuir Vine
Carthage, Ohio
Caruso
Vine St
NEW Koch House
Chas, Koch
Sycamore Street Parkway
Ray’s
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Fred T. Moorman
Span’s Kodaks and
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Greeting Cards
Main ST
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Ohi
Cincinnati Collateral Loan Company
Palace Theatre
East 6Th St
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Miami
Elim Street
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K. Cor
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Cherry
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Cincinnati, Ohio
the Black Legion Press
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Andrew Jackson
DR. Rothenbush — Pentist
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Leathercraft Studios
Leathercraft
Opera Place
Ed’s Jewelry CO
Cincinnati, O
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Capitol Theater
Laie
UNION
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Carthage Ave
Arlington Heights
Black Legion Ticket
Forster-Treuheit Co
Parkway
Elm St
Northside Upholstery Co
Hamilton Ave
Phil Haas
Harry W. Lauterbach
Olivia Lane Wabash
M W.H. Roberts
Stanley Eiche
Optometrist
Central Avenue
Fred Lee
Wabash
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Terminix CO
Broadway Main
Madison Ave
Vine
Meadmosth
Newport
AL Uta
Kotte Paint & Glass Co
Keystone Products
LEE Hill Chas. Rox Lincoln Garage and Auto Service Co
Florence Ave
Woo
Local Joint Executive Board
Cooks’ Union
Waitresses’ Union
Waiters’ Union
Bartenders’ Union No
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Enplovers International
Tanrewens Internatoral Leawat
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Nick Stark
Poultry
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Liberty
Chas. Metzler
Greenwood Bldg
W. Sixth St
C. E. Weisker
West McMicken Ave
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W. Elder St. Findlay Market
Franklin
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W. Elder St
J. C. Nieman
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Cummingville
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