Proposed Amendments to State Constitution Ohio Workers Compensation
Long disputed text outlines amendments to Article 11 Section 35 and other sections to provide workers compensation for injuries and death arising from employment. It details funding via employer assessments, a state board for investigation, and procedures for ballot submission and enactment. It also includes separate proposed amendments to Article V Section 1 and initiative petition rules with signature and publication requirements.
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Ohio Secretary of State attests historic Joint Resolutions
The Ohio Secretary of State Thad Brown certifies exemplified copies of joint resolutions from the 85th General Assembly, dated 1843 and 1925, regarding Workmen's Compensation, elective franchise, and publication of proposed constitutional amendments. The document is signed in Columbus on September ? 1923 with the official seal.
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Dyckman Sons Ill With Scarlet Fever In Hamden Addition
In Hamden the two young Dyckman boys are ill at home with scarlet fever in a new addition. B&O Agent W A Kirby and Telegraphers C H Merrill and W F Stanton from the local office, along with O S Ray the Dundas third trick operator, drove to Chillicothe Tuesday to attend the Railroad Telegraphers meeting at Firemen's hall. Mrs O S Ray and son Ovid Sheb visited Mrs V L Ray at Chillicothe Tuesday evening.
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O. S. Ray
Dundas
Chillice
Local residents noted in-week visits and illness news
Washington D H wired the new bank building for electricity this week. Bar tay the Vinton County Treasurer from McArthur visited Hamden on Wednesday. Jean Shiflett learned Wednesday of his brother Ed Shiflett’s serious illness in Sulton ham.
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Local Officials Visit Wellston on Official Business
Mayor Clyde Pierce and Clem Lou Meese were in Wellston on official business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jerry Martin, Mr and Mrs Joe Howell and children Max and Adda Jane and Virgil spent Sunday at Jackson Lake Park. Rev J M Lewis, new Methodist minister, moved to Hamden Wednesday and will occupy the M I parsonage. Miss Mary Reed, Hamden school fifth and sixth grade teacher, was surprised by a fruit shower from her pupils at the school house.
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Wellston
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Hamden
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Hamden School
Dead fish mystery stuns Tonbridge residents
In Tonbridge England scores of dead fish appeared in the River Pen a tributary of the Medway below the town lock leaving inhabitants perplexed as investigators search for the cause and potential sources of pollution or ecological disruption.
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University religious census shows Methodist lead campus church members
Rev. T Rond reports campus church survey. Methodist membership 679 with 196 non members preferring it, total 493 student members and 290 non affiliated. Other denominations include Presbyterian 262, Christian 189, Baptist 59, Catholic 60, Lutheran 82 across 24 denominations among 1654 students.
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Blood Cure Rejuvenates Skin Through Purifying Blood
S. S. S. claims to clear eczema pimples boils and blackheads by cleansing the blood. The ad touts eight eight eight and five five eight as key numbers while urging a general house cleaning for the system. The product is sold by leading drug stores in a large economical bottle.
Religious groups tally in community survey
A census-like survey shows counts for denominations and faiths with totals across categories. Congregational and Episcopal churches lead among listed groups, while many entries record single digits or no data. The total reaches 1 364 respondents.
International talks planned on drug smuggling across border
Canada and the United States will hold a series of conferences this month to address rising drug smuggling across the border. The first meeting will be held in Buffalo during the third week of October with Canadian and American officials, followed by sessions in New York Chicago and Detroit.
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Ohio University School of Religion Enrolls Thirty Students
In its second year the Ohio University School of Religion enrolled 30 students. The Union School of Religion, founded in 1922, is run by cooperating churches and directed by student pastor Mr Bond. Courses listed include History of Religions, Psychology of Religion, History of the Hebrew People, The Literature of the Bible, Problems of Christianity, and Religious Education. The last two courses were discontinued for low enrollment, with students transferred to other classes.
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Sermon Series On Five Sins By Rev Chatley At First Christian
Unusual autumn schedule planned by Rev. M. E. Chatley of the First Christian Church. Sunday sermons explore the five fundamental sins of the human heart with frank modern applications. A five minute hymn writer study opens each set. first talk October 7 on The Sin of Envy, followed by Pride Anger Avarice Appetite and The Blackest Sin of All on November 11.
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M. E. Chatley
First Christian Church
Navy Eyes Turn To St Louis Race For Saturday Honors
In St Louis on October 1 the navy prepares for the International races to even the score with the army in the merchants' trophy event amid clear skies. The army won yesterday with a 1 2 3 finish in the Liberty engine builders race while the navy’s Curtiss entry was forced down by a broken rod and Ensign Allen retired. Lieutenant Hall finished fourth in a Vought machine as Farman and dirigible demonstrations open the program at 9 30 this morning.
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