Ohio State Journal review of Sixty-seventh General Assembly
The Ohio State Journal praises the 67th General Assembly for restoring finances without new general tax levies, notes May 1887 financial posture, and reflects on national issues from Washington including Cabinet shifts, civil service reform, and presidential politics. It cites specific figures, states debt margins, and comments on fiscal prudence and public institutions.
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Ohio State Journal
Sixty-seventh
General Assembly
Hoadly
County Treasuries
General Revenue Fund
Ohio
Eduxcation
Washington
Bureau of Information
Congress
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Tam
Fairchild
the Treasury
Cleveland
Manning
Logan
Welch Portrayed as Leading Ohio Senator and Looming Return
The Columbus Cincinnati Enquirer dispatch praises Hon. Calvin S. Welch as a premier statute lawyer and formidable presence in the Ohio Senate. It notes his vigilance on bills, predicts a Congress bid, and recalls the recent defeat of the Arnett alcohol and narcotics education measure. It also cites Dr. Z T Sowers foretelling peril to President Cleveland without lifestyle changes and mentions Nebraska’s failed prohibitory amendment effort in the lower house.
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Z. T. Sowers
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