McMahon Bigelow Dayton Conference Highlights Union Strategy
Sylvester McMahon outlined Ohio National Union leaders aims at the Lemke ticket and party fallout in reactions across Cincinnati Hamilton County. The plan calls for Lemke support where no opposing candidate is backed by the NUSU while existing GOP and Democratic nominees stay aligned with their primaries. Bigelow supports Roosevelt if Lemke fails to appear on the Ohio ballot.
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Sylvester McMahon
Dayton
Congress
National Union Forees
Cincinnati
Coughlin-Lemke Union
Hamilton County
NUSJ
Ohio
McMahon-Bigelow
Lemke
National Union
Zional Union
Union Party
Toledo
Cleveland
Dixon
Bigelow
Landon
Roosevelt
Remington Rand Ads Spark Labor Battle Claims
A labor dispute report critiques Remington Rand full page ads as anti labor. It says ads misrepresent strike facts while only Norwood plant shows minor activity. 6,800 of 7,400 employees are out across plants with Norwood drawing specific attention. Six week fight described as holding lines with arrestee noted for trespassing on company property.
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Remington-Rand
Cincinnati
Norwood
Marietta
Ohio
Eee
Chet R American
Platforms On Money Republican
The platform advocates a sound currency anchored to gold and opposed to devaluation. It calls for Congress to reclaim authority to coin money and regulate value, with a central bank of issue. It favors refinancing agricultural and home mortgage debt with money issued by Congress and limits private bank creation.
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Congress
Wide Act
The
United States
Knifing the President editorial critique in Chicago papers
The editorial comments on the Democratic platform accuse the party of repudiating its record and seeking four more years under a paternalistic bureaucracy. It criticizes the party as irresponsible government and questions governance beyond constitutional limits.
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Party of Democracy
United States
Knox
Chicago
Waterworks wage disparity highlights black workers plight
A Cincinnati Waterworks director describes pay inequities faced by fifty mainly black firemen and policemen who run and maintain the system. He notes wages of 85 dollars a month with deductions, long commutes, and child poverty, while officials raise salaries elsewhere. He urges council action to raise these wages despite tax limits.
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Cincinnati
Relief Administration
City Waterworks Department
Pension Fund
Council
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