No, Not to Blame All for Ancestors Sins in Campaign
A local civic piece argues against labeling the whole Republican Organisation for past leaders crimes. It rebuts attacks tied to Old Republican and Charter factions, defends present officials like Engineer Shipley and Col. Sherrill, and urges voters to focus on current integrity as polls open November 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Republican Party
Charter Party
Republican
Frank Shipley
Walter Sullivan
Fred Maag
Colonel Sherrill
Charter
City of Cincinnati
Shipley
Col. Sherrill
Preference order for candidate names
The user asks for a ranked list starting with Mark 2 through Mark 9 in front of the other eight candidate names in order of preference. The instruction prohibits using an "Xx" and requests the order of preference to be explicit with no additional commentary.
Republican Party Government Endorsed by Cincinnati Citizens
The statement advocates that the Republican Party Government is the safest wisest and most prosperous for the United States and for the Cincinnati Republican Citizens Committee, arguing the party's approach will benefit both the nation and local group members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
United
Cincinnati
Republican Citizens Committee
Advice to the Colored Citi zen on Good Government
A rallying message urges Black citizens to align with the side of good government while denouncing the Republican Party as the people’s worst enemy. The speaker links past Republican misdeeds to the old line Democrats, suggesting remnants now join the charter party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Organization
Democrats
Charter Party
Republican praise of colored citizens in Cincinnati letter
A reader endorses the Republican Party for improving Black civic life in Cincinnati. The letter lauds public welfare efforts, names public workers, and defends statements about Captain Wilkins and other Black Republicans. It frames Lincoln’s party as a trusted ally, praising Fred Schneller and Jack Rubenstein for listening and advising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Party
Public Welfare Department
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Fred Schneller
Jack Rubenstein
Beamon Denies Stinnett Linked to Charter Party
Dr Reginald Beamon states Rev Stinnett is not allied with the Charter Party and the use of his name was unwarranted. He explains the error resulted from misinformation and notes Rev Stinnett is a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Beamon
Rev. Stinnet
Charter Party
Rev. Stinnett
Burns and Friedman In Court Case On October 23 1929
Harry C Burns and Max Friedman are involved in a legal matter noted for an event dated October 23 1929. The record highlights names and the specific date as the core facts of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Burns
Max Friedman
Y M C A Delegates To Report At 9th Street Unit
Delegates Horace Sudduth Dr W T Nelson and B W Overton will report on the National Conference of the Colored Work of the Y M C A held in Chicago and the National Y M C A Council meeting. The report will be given Sunday afternoon at 4 00 PM at the 9th Street Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference of the Colored Work
Department of the Y. M. C. A
Chicago
Y. M. C A. Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
George R. Hauser
Alex Patterson
Conrad Reeman, JR
Eric L. Schulte
Joseph H. Woeste
W. Meredith Yeatman
Martin Daly
H. F. Cornette
Thomas J. Elliott
Otis R. Hess
Clarence F. Denning
Elmer F. Hunsicker
Colored Citizens Republican Club
Wilkins
Pee Wee
Captain Wilkens
Stinnets
Burns & Friedman
Enquirer Bldg
Ohio
W. P. Dabney
Union
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