Voice of the People on Marshall Bill in Ohio
Local commentary by Fritz Rudin arguing for the Marshall Bill to reform magistrate court funding. It defends contingent salary limits, county ownership of fines, and audit safeguards, while denouncing opponents tied to bootleggers and wet centers. The piece endorses law enforcement integrity, warns of increased costs, and cites Taft, Tumey, and public funding implications.
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Marshall
Statutes of
Ohio
Taft
National Crime Commission
Senate
House
Cleveland
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Justice Courts
Bureau of Inspection
The
Grange
W. GC. T. UG
Anti-Saloon League
Senator Bender
Nil Johnson
Turner
Brewer Jones
S. J. George
Bender
Bolphevist Reider
Peter Witt
Common Pleas
Magistrate Court
Ues
Gaddie
Tumey
Common Pleas Court
Fritz Rudin
Play Safe by Voting No Privileges for Limited Practitioners
The article argues against expanding chiropractors from limited practitioners to broader authority. It notes 432 chiropractors licensed in Ohio with over 160 licensed in the past four years. It asserts limited practitioners should not treat infectious diseases, practice obstetrics, sign vital records, or treat all ailments even if a petition becomes law.
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State Medical Board
Ohio
Dangerous chiropractic claims opposed in health debate
A health advocate condemns chiropractic as dangerous for appendicitis and numerous diseases. He argues medical science relies on vaccines, antib toxins, insulin and surgery, and warns against allowing chiropractors as health officers. The piece challenges use of chiropractic for public health issues.
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Voice OF
People
Marshall Bill
Justice
Democratic
Harry Hinkson
Thomas Gray
WM. T. Gamble
Don L. Granger
Cyril Maple
Fred M. Bauer
Harry Fowl
L. P. Kaiser
Geo. Wehlber
Roy A. Moulton
Lewis Brown
William Hall
General Assembly of
Peurts
General Assembly
Secretary of State
House of Representatives
Lorain County Public Health Council
H. G Curtis
H. E. Birch