Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment governor veto text
Ohio proposes amending Section 16 Article II to require three readings for each bill and specify processes for governor approval or veto. The measure, placed on the November 1903 ballot, outlines repassage rules, separate reconsideration for vetoed sections, and ballot wording for yes or no. Signed by Speaker McKinnon and Senate President Arcier, certified January 27, 1903.
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General Assembly
Secretary of State
Ohio constitutional amendment on municipal classification proposed
The General Assembly proposes a statewide vote on November 1908 to amend Article 13 Section 6 of the Ohio constitution. The amendment would allow three city classes by population and limit city taxing and borrowing powers, with yes or no ballots. Official copies dated 1902 are attached and certify authenticity.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Sterron
W. S. McKinnon
House of Representatives
BR. Arcimer
Senate
United States of America
Lewis
Laylin
State of Ohio
A. D
Insurance Statements Show Ohio and Vermont Pacts
Public records reveal annual financials for insurers in Ohio and Vermont. Data include assets and liabilities, capital stock, income, expenditures, and notes by A I VORYS, Superintendent of Insurance, with certifications on compliance and authorization to transact for respective states.
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A. I. Vorys
Montpelier
Vermont
Ohio
State of Ohio
Columbus
A. T. Vorys
Frank 8S. Krause
Citizens
Cleveland
Buldlubt
Pepe
A. L. Vorys
Churchmen as pawnbrokers proposed in New York bill
A New York City Council bill would permit prominent churchmen to form the Interest Persons Property Loan Company to aid the poor. Incorporators include Thomas M. Muley Edwin M. Cragin Rev. Dr. David Janes Burrell Rev. Alexander W. Doste and Robert B. Miller. The plan caps fees at six percent annually and limits stock dividends, with city offices offered free of charge and loans on property provided. Mayor signs the measure amid talk of four or five pawnshops in poorer Manhattan districts.
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New York City
Interest Persons Property Loan Company
Thomas M. Muley
Edwin M. Cragin
David Janes Burrell
Marble Flevivte Reformed
Alvander WH. Doste
Paulist Fallers
Robert B. Miller
Selle Nn
Res. Tr Dasil Hotireer
St Tartholonew
Law
Manhattan
Parasite Attacks Miners Halting West Hallan Coal
West hall a Germany coal industry crippled by an intestinal parasite outbreak. Twenty thousand miners affected with 90 percent of some pits unable to work. Doctors fail to find a cure as temporary barracks and isolation hospitals are erected to curb spread and enable scientific union of the parasite.
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Westhalla
Germany
Insurance Firms and Financial Statements Cited in Ohio Notice
The notice lists Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation Limited of London and American Bonding Company of Baltimore as insurers and guarantors. It presents their assets, net assets, cash on hand, expenditures, and compliance with Ohio Revised Statutes sections on fidelity bonds and contracts. The document includes dates in 1903 and details about insured risks, including personal injury and property loss.
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Bankers Surety Company
Cleveland
State OF Ohio—Insurance Department
Columbus
LAS
State of Ohio
E Bankers Surety Co
Ohio
Cresaia
We-Insurance
San Francisco
California
Fidelity & Casualty Co
New York
London
England
Great Britain
Baltimore
Maryland
Tela
Ohio Tax Amendment Proposal to Amend Sec tion 2 Article XII
Ohio General Assembly resolves to submit to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1905 a proposal to amend section 2 of article XII of the state constitution. The amendment would require uniform taxation for state and local purposes and classify subjects of taxation with certain exemptions for burying grounds, public schoolhouses, houses of worship, public charities, and property up to two hundred dollars per individual.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
McKignon and Archer Take Office in Ohio May 1902
In the United States of America Ohio on May 6 1902 W S McKignon and F B Archer are noted as having taken office. The document mentions Lewis C. Laxton in connection with the oath or ceremony.
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McKignon
House of Representatives
F. B. Archer
Senate
Univer States of America
Ohio
I. Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
General Assembly
Columbus
W. S. McKinnon
Carl L. Niprerr
United States OF America
A. D
Ohio vote to amend constitution on single liability amendment
On the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 Ohio voters would decide on an amendment to Article XIII Section 5 establishing liability limits for private corporate stockholders and allowing the ballot wording for or against the amendment. The document notes dates and official attestations from 1902 and 1903.
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Municipal Classification
Lewis. Laylin
Carl L. NewPert
United States of
Lewis C. Laylin
Tendeng
ING
C.cy
Dayton
City of Cleveland
Lakewood
Oho
Glenville
Belmont County
Franklin County
City of
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Coal & Iron National Bank
Leva'and
St Market National
Akitb
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
I. A. I. Vorys
National Life Insurance Com
Pany
Ul Bm
Tee
We Ee Jy PS
Rio
Nok Rraoib
Ric
Anya
Alee Bromva
Topica
Vatsalzer
Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Surance Company
Chicago
Illinois
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance
American Bonding Company OF
United States
Fidelity and
Guaranty Company
Wat
Veatsens Steeds
Senet
Rochester
Solar Light Co
Dept. A
Springfield
Patras
Benzinger
Balumese, Md
State
Lewis C. Laxton
Cincinnati
F. J. Parmalee
T.P.A
Atlanta
J.R. McGregor
Chattanooga, Tenn
D. G. Edwards
P.T. M
Winchester
Jostal
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Winchester Avenue
New Haven
Conn
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