04 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1922
Page
1
Republican ticket includes Robert A Taft and Mrs B C Van Wye for top offices along with Thomas J Tallentire. Clerk of Courts George W Tibbles. Sheriff Richard B Witt. Auditor William F Hess. Treasurer Ferdinand Bader and Harry Federman. Surveyor E A Gast. Prosecutor Charles S Bell. Commissioner Jacob Krollman and Dr D C Handley.
The speaker defends Nicholas Longworth as a sound leader on major issues. The text argues the opposition calls Hynicka a Boss, but portrays him as a limited figure controlled by many Republican committees, suggesting stronger conditions would follow if powers were absolute.
A E B Stevens has made a notable record in Congress and is active on major issues of the day, cited for presence on all great questions of the era.
A strong public notice urges residents to vote yes on all levies. It emphasizes city finances and school funding needs, warning that passage supports essential services and local programs. The message repeats a call to action with a patriotic tone.
The platform backs immediate passage of the Dyer Anti Lynching bill. It urges voters to support the Republican ticket from top to bottom and marks an X under the Eagle as endorsement of Harding's Act.
November 6 gathering at Hotel Sterling features Hon. Nicholas Longworth and other distinguished speakers. touted as a banner night in this stronghold of Republicanism with prominent party figures expected.
Republicans hold a mass meeting at Douglass School Auditorium on Friday evening November 3. Amphros of Ford Stith Republican League promises good speakers and music. The event aims to energize supporters and promote party goals.
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