Ohio State Journal review praises 67th General Assembly
The Ohio State Journal praises the 67th General Assembly for steady operation since January 1955, noting no new borrowing beyond May 500000 and a remaining $250000 margin. It highlights Columbus correspondent Calvin Welch as a strong lawmaker and critiques the Amnett bill on alcohol and narcotics teaching as defeated but salvageable with technical tweaks. A Washington physician warns President Cleveland’s health risks from brain-heavy work and poor lifestyle. Nebraska moves to amend a prohibitory measure fail in the lower house.
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Washington Capital Notes Civics and Politics in Brief
Washington report covers civil service reform, departmental red tape, and proposed information bureau. Mentions Cabinet shakeups, Treasurer succession questions, and President Cleveland’s fiftieth birthday with tributes and theater outing. Also notes military pay-account fraud, a Wisconsin appointee as Post Office chief clerk, and a conference on public education reform.
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