Proposed Ohio Short Ballot Amendment For State Officers
The Ohio General Assembly proposes a constitutional amendment to create a short ballot for state officers. The plan would restructure the executive department to include governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor of state treasurer and attorney general with two year terms and gubernatorial appointment/removal powers. The measure specifies ballot inclusion and transition rules effective January 1 1914 and notes publication authorization by the Department of Public Printing.
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Ohio
General Assembly
State of
Department of Public Printing
Ceri B
General Assembly of Ohio
Frank Haare
Ohio Proposed Short Ballot Amendment for County and Township Officers
Ohio General Assembly proposes a short ballot amendment to repeal parts of Article X and create a unified count y and township officer election framework. The measure, approved April 18 1913, would place the proposal on the November 1913 ballot with sections 1 and 2 detailing election or appointment of local officers and form of government for counties and townships.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Sasittle
C. L. Swann
House of Representatives
Huer L. Nichols
Senate
Wrarren Starrs
Columbus
State
New Theory of Golf by Marshall Whitlock
Marshall Whitlock, a national golf figure two or three years ago, promotes a new competitive action on the Oakland course. He declares that golf and brains do not assimilate, arguing good play comes from lower nerve centers and motor channels, while the brain's interference leads to poor golf.
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Marshall Whitlock
Oakland
God’s Use for Petroleum in Navy Fuel Debate
In Sir J John Robinson's reminiscences an American figure is cited who urged Congress to halt the irreverent extraction of oil. He warned such activity mocks divine designs and could threaten future destruction by the Almighty's store of fuel.
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J John Robinson
Congress
Proposed Ohio constitution amendment on tax exemptions for bonds
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Article XII of the Ohio Constitution adding Section 12. It would exempt bonds of the state and of municipalities and school districts from taxation. The measure is dated 1913 with verification by Secretary of State Chas H Graves and printing authorization by Frank Harper.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Bite
WueEregor
Columbus
A. D
Cons
H. Graves
Ohio Proposes Woman Eligibility for Public Office
Ohio moves to place a constitutional amendment before voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1913. The amendment would allow women citizens to hold positions in boards and departments affecting women and children while preserving elector qualifications for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Ohio
State of
L. Swart
House of Representatives
Mata L. Nichols
Senate
Tseh
Unie
America
Tate
Secretary of State
Chas
H. Graves
State of Ohio
Acon Caret
General Assembly of the State
Calas
Ao Cag
Stet
Oldest Ox Cart in America Exhibited in Los Angeles
The Pathfinder reports an exhibit of a Pueblo Tesuque New Mexico ox cart claimed as America’s oldest wheeled vehicle. It dates to the seventeenth century, shows no nails or metal, and uses wooden pins or rawhide thongs for fastening.
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Los Angeles
America
Pathfinder
Tesuque
N. M
Europe
Thessaly
Turkey
Do Washing in Pond by North Ashland Households
In North Ashland Connecticut homemakers drive to Black Pond every Monday to wash clothes. They bring hampers and paraphernalia, and also bring children. After scrubbing and gossip, lunch is shared before returning home.
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Ashland
Conn
Black Pond
State bar none examination for county teachers October
The document lists uniform examination questions for elementary school certificates in Columbus Ohio for October. It includes arithmetic problems on distance and rates, costs, measurements, and analysis questions on grafting, crops, soil, seed corn, livestock, and reading comprehension. It also covers oral reading exams and discussion prompts for prospective four year certificate candidates.
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Columbus, O
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Grammar and Literature Study Prompts for Pupils
A collection of questions covering grammar parts of speech parsing tense and agreement, participles and pronouns, literary figures like Emerson and Carlyle, Shakespeare, Lowell, Cooper, and themes in writing and physiology. Includes tasks on sentence analysis, quotation selection, and teaching methods, plus geography queries on cities, soils, deserts, and industrial profiles.
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R. W. Emerson
Emerson
America
Ichabod
Lowell
Sir Launfal
Cooper
Shoes and Character: Advertisements and Industry Insight
A nostalgic essay extols shoes as a social signal and argues the United Shoe Machinery Company fuels progress through leasing and innovation. It notes Boston offices, Beverly factories, extensive machinery, thousands employed, high wages, and a cooperative business model.
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United States
Saint Louis
United Shoe Machinery Company
Boston
Concern
Beverly
Massachusetts
Taft
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Galumbus
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New England States
New England
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Spencer
the Machinery Trust Bugaboo
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