Friebolin Civil Service Bill Moves to Senate Action
Columbus April 29 United Press report notes the Friebolin civil service bill passed the House and goes to the Senate. The Vollmer nine hour day for women is replaced by a mercantile extending rule, with hotels offices and canneries excluded. Flood damages add nearly a million to the 1913 14 budget. Governor Cox announces five state appointments and extends recess appointees.
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Senate
House
Vollmer
Columbus
Ohio Assembly
Traal Senate
State Building Code Commission
Tetlow
Cox
A. B. Peckinbaugh
Wooster
State Tax Commission
RK. MM. Dittey
Starr Cadwallader
Cleveland
State Board of Administration
A. W. Thurman
O. P. Gothlin
Dayton
State Utilities Commission
Thomas P. Kearns
Kearns
Thomas J. Duffey
East Liverpool
John A Bownacker
Gothlin
Harmon
FATE OF TARIFF BILL CONTINUES IN THE SENATE
Washington notes the Underwood tariff bill on passage with hopes of floor action by Saturday. Opponents led by Sereno Payne and Murdock attack the plan, citing revenue doubts and luxury duty shifts. The House and Senate debate include wool schedules and sugar duties, with broader political maneuvering on tariff policy.
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Washington
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Sereno E. Payne
Murdock
Kansas
Payne
Board
Mr. Payne
Governor Johnson advances alien land bill after talks
Sacramento report details two long conferences between Secretary of State Bryan and California legislators. Bryan urged delay to let diplomacy work, while Johnson pressed for immediate passage of an anti alien land measure modeled on Illinois law. A compromise plan to form a bipartisan commission or pursue a new treaty was discussed.
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Cal
Bryan
Johnson
Curtin
Mr. Bryan
Senator Brown
Japan
Circuit Court
Arizona
Washington
California
State Department
Democratic Party
Boynton
Senate
Birdsall
Wilson
United States
Illinois
District of Columbia
Woman jumps from buggy during perilous ride
In heavy rain a woman leaped from a buckboard as the horses neared a steep hill toward a mine. She rolled free as the buggy passed, suffering only a shaken condition. She rode home for a week of rest while the team continued to the Thompson home and barn.
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Presbyterian
Love City
Washington
Thompson Home
Senator Herbst Suffers Stroke at Readling Home
Word reached Harrisburg that Senator E F M Herbst, Democratic floor leader from Berks county, sustained a stroke at his home near Reading. The report comes from officials in the state capital.
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Senator Herbst
Harrisburg
EF. M. Herbst
Berks County
Read
Guernsey Building advertises 5 percent on idle funds
E A Scott secretary of the Guernsey Building and Loan Company invites funds to be placed with the Cambridge institution at five percent interest. The notice is dated April 29.
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Guernsey Building and Loan Company
E. A. Scott
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge
Ramona Borden Reunited With Her Mother in New York
Ramona Borden, the seventeen year old who fled Pompton N J to a Boston New York escape, is now in her mother's care in New York. Mrs Borden joined her after a long separation of two years and the two met at the mother’s hotel. The couple plan to return Ramona to California for care under her mother’s supervision.
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New York
Ramona Borden
Pompton
N. J
Gail Borden
Los Angeles
Mr. Borden
California
Sulzer vows prosecution of Auburn prison officials
Governor Sulzer will prosecute every official at Auburn state prison for immorality brutality waste or law violations revealed in Examiner Blake s report. He ordered portions of the report expunged from publication. Blake found the worst conditions at Auburn and Elmira after inspecting several state prisons.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Auburn State Prison
Examiner Blake
Blake
Auburn
Elmira
Forty Years at Hard Labor for Jewelry Robbery
James Cassidy aged twenty seven was sentenced to forty years at Sing Sing for robbing a jewelry store. The April 29 decision marks the lengthy punishment for the convicted thief.
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New York
James Cassidy
Sing Sing
Savings Boost From Cambridge Loan & Building Co Ad
Energy moves money and savings help during hard times. A savings account offers five percent interest on deposits. The Cambridge Loan and Building Co located at 514 Wheeling Ave invites prospects as of April 16. T. R. Deselm serves as secretary.
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Cambridge Loan & Building Co
Wheeling Ave
T. R. Deselm
Money to Loan on First Mortgage Real Estate
The Guernsey Building and Loan Co offers money to loan on real estate on a first mortgage. Property includes the National Hotel Building in Cambridge. Advertisement runs on January 14 and thereafter.
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The
Guernsey Building and Loan Co
National Hotel Building
Cambridge
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Kern
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Eagle
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Smoot
Martine
Tennessee
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Treasury
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Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Radical Party
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Johnson & Conner
Strictly Cash Store
Styles
Bair Undertaking Company
9Th
Bell Phone
R Home
J. J. Gallenstein
A. J. Lyons
Madras
Cambridge, Ohio
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