Legislative review highlights bills and taxation changes
The legislature reports 188 house and 96 senate bills enacted this session with total appropriations near eight million dollars. A constitutional amendment to abolish the uniform rule of taxation was adopted while an initiative and referendum resolution failed in conference. Many enacted laws were local in scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Rouse
Senate
House
Amon
Senate Bills Passed Include Local Option and Reforms Across State
A roundup of measures approved includes Rose local option elections in counties on petition, Drake fertilizer labeling, Russell building and loan laws, Gayman juvenile court reforms, West vital statistics bureau, Schmidt street railway consent rules, Ward vehicle regulation and safety, Hypes college disclosures, plus numerous other bills on education, banking, taxation, insurance and public welfare with varied effective dates and penalties. The collection names sponsors such as Rose, Drake, Russell, Gayman, West, Schmidt, Ward, Hypes, and others, detailing scope from municipal franchises to probationary sentences and state modernization efforts.
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Common Pleas
Ugs
Drake
State Board of Agriculture
Mture Board of Agriculture
United States
State Building and Loan Association
West
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Secretary of State
Board of Health
Twanship Clerg
Schmidt
Board of State Charities
Pollock
S. B
Rose
Brandt
Ward
Lamb
Railroad Commission
Espy
Boards of Education
Berry
Patterson
Hafner
Ohio
Jamestown Exposition
Howe
Rathburn
Paine
Public Service
Public Safety
Civil Service Commission
Sinking Fund
Boards of Public Safety and Public Service
H. B
Ervin
Mt. Vernon
Wilson
MacGinnis
County Election Board
Schurr
Martin
Grover
Smith
Wyandot
Bronson
Congress
Stockwell
Shankland
Hill
Reynolds
Cuyahoga
Howard
Relief Commissions
Pumphrey
Columbus
Corlett
Miller
Guthrie
Adjutant General
Pears
Franklin
Wertz
Metzger
Jones
Kolinsky
McCord
Bassett
Stewart
Ohio House Passes Wide Range of Bills
A crop of measures passed the house including H R 714 regulating child labor with age proofs and 48 hour work limits, H B 799 organizing a Mt Vernon tuberculosis sanatorium, and dozens more on banking, elections, education, and public safety.
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Reynolds
Cuyahoga
State bills listed with various reforms and approvals
A ledger of Senate bills notes new penalties for obstructing investigations by the food and dairy commissioner, land acquisition by trustees of state institutions, rail bridge span extensions, required competitive bids for state purchases, and a proposed extra levy for county roads. It also mentions rotation of Supreme Court judges as chief justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Food and Dairy
Berry
Hafner
West
Supreme Court
Proposed Ohio Constitution Amendment Requires Legislative Readings and Governor’s Veto Process
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Ohio's constitution, to be submitted at the next general assembly election. It reindexes article II sections, and codifies procedure for bill readings, single-subject rule, and governor approval or veto with two-thirds repassage, effective January 1, 1909. It lists C A Thompson as Speaker and Andrew L. Hanets as Senate President, adopted March 20, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Secretary of State
A. D
C. A. Thompson
House of Representatves
Andrew L. Hanets
Senate
Ublic
Neral Assembly
Choeen
Ohio Secretary of State Certification of Joint Resolution 1906
The Ohio Secretary of State certifies an exemplified copy of a Joint Resolution adopted by the General Assembly on March 20, 1906. The certificate is dated April 23 in Columbus and signed by Secretary Carmi A. Thompson.
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States of America
Ohio
Carmi A. Thompson
State of
General Assembly
State of Ohio
Columbus
Wuersor
United States OF America
I. Carmi A. Thompson
Remembering Confidants Share Secrets in Courtroom Exchange
In a terse exchange the First Lady confidant insists on strict secrecy while the Second Lady confidant agrees to remember. A judge presides as the dialogue suggests a confidential revelation and sworn discretion.
Leap Year Maid and the Title Pursuit
A whimsical exchange centers on a leap year maid seeking a title. The dialogue contrasts urgency with ambiguity as she asks about a goal while the other speaker mentions lacking a clear plan. The fragment hints at social play and romantic intrigue.
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Legislative Review
Common Pleas Court
Burckhardt
H. R
Phillips
Adler
State Board of Health
Crawford
Thomas
State Department of Banking
H. B. Oo Burett
Mahaffey
Justice of the Peace
Lybarger
Hitch
Hunt
Woodburn
Mexico
Spain
Philippines
Rolf
Kealy
Boards of Park Commissioners
Woods
Reed
Mooney
Sechurr
Lfe
Hawkins
Dental Board
Ritter
McFadden
Huey
Crist
Boxwell High School
Jaxwell
Spicer
Commission
Chamberlain
State Railroad Commission
Fort Meigs Memorial
Frizell
Shuler
Collinwood
Phillips — Organization of
Township Boards of Education
Briggs
Chautauqua
Elks
Township B Board of Education
Township Board
Moon
State School For the
O.rourke
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Braun
Bense
J.D. Chamberlain
House of Representatives
James M. Williams
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