Ohio Legislature Battles Time in Historic Session
Harmony on a tight schedule as the General Assembly fights to push contentious bills. Four measures fail and four pass as debates rage over state police, building codes, and court reforms amid looming adjournment. Senate action includes confirming governor appointments and approving a 12 year term for judges.
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Canton to modernize power lines to boost Southwest district
Ohio Power Co launches over a quarter million dollar project renewing poles and wires in Canton Southwest. Two ten man crews work with six more in spring to raise distribution capacity and meet expected demand growth. Sunnyside substation and Philo plant supply the city.
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Ohio Power Co
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A. G. Moser
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Lawyers Honored for Fifty Years of Service in Cleveland
In Cleveland on March 25 four lawyers with half a century of service were honored at a complimentary dinner by the Cleveland Bar Association. The honorees included congressman Theodore E. Burton probate judge Alexander Hadden Harvey D. builder and J A Smith. Felicitations were sent from President Coolidge and Chief Justice Howard Taft.
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Wyers
Cleveland Bar ‘Ociation
Fodore E. Burton
Exander Hadden
Harvey D. Builder
J. A. Smith
Coolidge
Alam Howard Taft
Legislators Enjoy Old Fashioned Country Breakfast
In Columbus on March 25 the Ohio legislature started the day with a hearty old fashioned country breakfast provided by the Corn Stalk club. Rural house and senate members supplied dishes from home after a week’s recess.
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Senate
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Label Claim
Advertisement urges using Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a physician prescribed remedy for five years as an antacid laxative and corrective. Bottle instructions appear on the label with 25 cent and 50 cent sizes and directions.
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Federal probe of combinations abroad requested by farm bloc
A senate farm bloc asked the Federal Trade Commission for information on foreign formed combinations by American firms. The letter cites dumping, violation of the export trade act, and profiteering at home, naming farm machinery, tobacco, oil, and gasoline as examples. The request lists 16 western senators and includes both Republican and Democratic signers.
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Federal Trade Commission
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United States
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North Dakota
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Howell
Nebraska
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Oklahoma
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Wisconsin
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Oregon
Norris
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Fletcher
Florida
Kendrick
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King
Utah
Mayfield
Texas
McKellar
Tennessee
Sheppard
Wheeler
Montana
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Shipstead
Farm Labor
Minnesota
Railroad Leader Newman Erb Dies in New York
Newman Erb president of the Ann Arbor railroad and former Pere Marquette vice president died early today at Roosevelt hospital in his 75th year after an operation. He was associated with nearly a dozen other lines in a long railroad career.
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Newman Erb
Ann Arbor
Pere Marquette Railroad
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