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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
1
A sensational report says Freddie Hamilton and his wife were shot Sunday night by Ethel Taylor. The wife sustained a minor arm wound while Hamilton was wounded in the nose and mouth. one bullet reportedly drifted downward. The item appears on page 3 with further notes. Also included is a bold political exhortation against Jim Crow voting practices from Dabney urging judgment in elections.
A lifelong Republican urges readers to vote against the charter ticket. He cites local gains for Black citizens in jobs and senior posts in Recreation and Welfare, and praises Mayor Russell Wilson for pushing Charterism. The letter mixes praise for reforms with partisan rhetoric and calls for civic improvement.
Alphonse B. McClure of 6230 Chandler street was appointed by City Manager C A Dykstra to the post at a salary of 1200 dollars per year. He fills the vacancy caused by the resignation of Theodore M Berry who left city service to practice law recently.
In a heated exchange a voter asks if Hall is the choice, another replies yes number 13. A counter voice votes no number 99 because Hall allegedly opposed cheap electric light and later sang about it. The fragment hints at racial and political tensions in a local voting scene.
In a public letter Julius Naefach endorses the Charter Party, praising its lower electric rate and noting past limited support. He claims the Charter Ticket is best for all citizens and urges friends and patrons to vote for it in the upcoming election.
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