Prohibition clash in Ohio legislative hearing in Columbus
In Columbus on Feb 26 the Federal Relations Committee heard a Corlett resolution to petition Congress for a national Constitutional convention to decide on repeal or retention of the 18th Amendment. Debate touched on political unrest,Referendums and bootlegger counts. no action was taken but next Tuesday was set for another hearing.
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Frces
Friends of Prohibition
Federal Relations Committee
Corlett
Congress
Allen. Corlett
Cleveland
J. H. Silbert
W. L. Guard
Champaign County
Drrs
Silbert
L. A. Kane
Cincinnati
Kanes
Guard
Trichgna
Urbana
James C. Foster
Foster
W. E. Slagle
Youngstown
Ohio
Zemo Soothes Itching Skin for Twenty Years
Depend on Zemo to stop itching with a soothing invisible antiseptic. It is promoted as a reliable family remedy that relieves heat and sting from skin irritations. The ad notes twenty years of use with successful results and claims first application shows relief. Available in 35c 60c and $1.00 at all dealers.
Bricks at a Brick Pace Eases Load for Workers
Dr. G. P Crowden told a National Institute of Industrial Psychology audience that wheelbarrow work saves effort. He noted that 64 percent less muscular exertion could be required by adopting a steady brick pace rather than rushing a reluctant horse, illustrating practical pace planning.
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London
G. P Crowden
National Institute of Industrial Psychology
Street Car Crew Bill Opposed By Industry Groups
In Columbus Ohio on February 26 street railway representatives told the Senate Utilities Commission that the Yoder Bill mandating two man streetcar crews would ruin street railway companies and cripple transportation across the state. They argued the bill is an unnecessary safety measure likely unconstitutional and would raise operating costs by about 25 percent. They urged cities be allowed to regulate operations to fit local conditions.
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Columbus
Senate Utilities Commission
Citiies
The
Legisla
Henry James Cochrane Dies At 204 The Oldest Newsman
Cheltenham England Henry J Cochrane aged 204 longtime newspaperman reported dead. He was described as the world.s oldest journalist retaining sharp memory and decades of service to the press. His passing marked the end of an era for British journalism.
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Cheltenham
Eng
Henry James Cochrane
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