Ohio House to vote on short term bonds for relief
Finance plans for cities counties and townships to issue short term bonds to fund poor relief and unemployment aid advance after a 17 to 3 tax committee vote. The measure limits bonds to one twentieth of one percent of tax duplicates with five year maturities and use limited to 1930 relief. Leaders consider amendments while broader drought relief and new speed laws also move forward.
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O. W. Baum
Oakley D. Spaght
Akron
James Roberts
Stark County
Carl D. Shepard
Bi Imaty
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Columbus
William R. Pringle
George Roberta
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Organized Labor
Roy Gillen
Jackson County
W. T. Robertson
Belmont County
Herbert Baker
Cincinnati
New York
Ohio
Joseph N. Ackerman
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promises Health Benefit
An old advertisement claims tiredness and dull skin come from clogged bowels and inactive liver. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless, plant based remedy to cleanse the system, improve energy, and beautify appearance. Package sizes 15 30 and 60 cents.
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Bills Move Across Ohio House Session Debates Fees and Taxes
A report from the Ohio House lists bills including a Dayton Democrat proposing $3,980 to Jack Kennedy for 369 days of unlawful imprisonment on a kidnapping charge, a Darke County Democrat seeking permission for municipalities to levy taxes to employ a band, and a Hardin County Democrat bill by Eliza Limes.
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William H. Beard
Dayton
Jack Kennedy
Herman F. Krickenberger
Darke County
Eliza Limes
Hardin Coun
Goitre Not a Disease Says Milwaukee Doctor
Milwaukee physician Dr. A A Rock states goitre is not a disease and should not be treated as such. He offers a home treatment method with proven results and opposes unnecessary operations. He authored a book on at home care and will send a free copy to interested readers.
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A. A. Rock
Rock
Tim
Measures Add to Legislative Session Agenda
A proposal seeks to extend the fox season closing date from January 1 to March 1. Democrat Rep. C. H. Armbruster of Henry County introduces a bill to exempt non profit mutual telephone companies from Public Utilities Commission oversight. Democrat Rep. Dan Kane of Dayton files a bill to require two man crews on all inter urban and street cars. In the Senate a resolution by Sen. J. C. Lowery of Muskingum County proposes abolishing the State Director of Education and calls for a constitutional amendment at the 1931 election.
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C. H. Armbruster
Henry County
Mutual Telephone Companies
Public Utilities Commission
Dan Kane
Dayton
Senate
J. C. Lowery
Muskingum County
State Director of Education
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