Ohio to tax big firms under new 75th General Assembly
Columbus May 12 report on the seventy-fifth Ohio General Assembly closing after a long session. Major laws cut across taxation, corporations, local option, and state governance. Willis Cole and Johnston bills shift taxes to corporations, extend excise coverage, and alter county finance. Proposals to amend the constitution include governor veto power and broader tax authority. Local canals debated as public parks. local option liquor law amended to allow petitioned elections with 40 percent threshold.
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United States
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Ohio Canal
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Miami
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Prisoners Sentenced Before Judge Ambler In Canton
Several defendants faced Judge Ambler in common pleas court. Leo Guignard and John Yoerns, both 17, admitted guilt on separate indictments and were sent to Mansfield Reformatory with possible parole after a year for good behavior. Other arraignments included two men for assault and battery with bonds set at 200, and William Buss charged with non support being remanded after posting $500 bond.
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Canton
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Guignard
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Alliance
Yoerns
Helen Gaskill
George H. Clark
Clark
Reformatory
Ambler
George Wright
Harry Little
Elmer Baker
James Neeley
John Unkefer
Minerva
Robertson
Neeley
Unkefer
William Buss
May Grand Jury
Akron
Harvey Zaiser
Buss
Webster, Camp & Lane Machine Company
Walter Kling
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Board of Trustees
South End Athletic Club
Cantons
Mahaffey Park
Sudnay
Lucas
Needham
Limerick
Brown
Markel
Charles J. Sprankle
Gertrude Allen
Masaillon
Absentminded Professor Seeks Engineer Son
In a humorous slice from the Norwegian Weekly Tyribans a rambling professor declares to his wife that he wants their son to become an engineer. He quickly remembers they have no son, then returns to his rocking chair as if nothing changed.
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Tyribans
Quick Cure For Bee Stings From Vervain Leaves
A Ladies' Home Journal note prescribes immediate bee sting care. Pull the stinger, bruise vervain leaves, rub the wound, apply a crushed leaf plaster, and bind. Dried vervain can be steeped for use. The piece notes September gathering by southern nurses for winter.
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Negro Nursea
Ladies’ Home Journal
When a Man Weighs Less in High Barometer
A man weighs less when the barometer is high though air pressure on his body rises. Atmospheric pressure on an ordinary map is about fifteen tons, and the mercury rising from twenty-nine to thirty-one inches adds about one ton to the load he bears.
Doubtful Praise in a School Concert
In a Boston Transcript exchange Miss Uppersee notes wild audience reaction as her singing is repeated four times. Mrs Oldtimer recalls being made to repeat lessons similarly at school, reflecting on past theatrical and schoolroom performances.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don't Know It
Thousands have kidney trouble and do not know it. How to learn if kidneys are unhealthy is explained. Fill a bottle with water, let stand 24 hours to reveal sediment that may stain linen, indicating kidney trouble. frequent urination or back pain also signals issues.
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Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Home of
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Binghamton, N.Y
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