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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1903
Page
6
An early 20th century pitch extols the Enquirer as essential for business readers. It touts a daily edition at $14 yearly and a weekly at $1, urging readers to buy via agents or postmasters.
Ohio secretary of state certifies a joint resolution adopted May 2 1902 to amend section 16 article II to require three readings for bills and detail veto and reconsideration procedures. The document explains governor action upon veto and the process if not signed and outlines ballot wording for the amendment. It is dated January 27 1903 in Columbus.
Ohio proposed constitutional amendment seeks voter approval on November 1903 to create three city classes by population. Defines first class for 100000+, second for 25000-100000, others as third class. Ballot asks yes or no. takes effect January 1 1904. Secretary of State certifies text and dates.
General Assembly resolves to submit on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 a constitutional amendment to Section 2 Article 11. The plan assigns one to two to three or more representatives per county by population with a minimum of one per county. Ballots specify Yes or No for amendment.
An 1903 proposal to amend section 2 of article XII of the Ohio constitution would require a statewide vote on November first Tuesday after the first Monday. The amendment aims to revise tax purposes and classifications with uniform rates for subjects within each class.
The Ohio General Assembly proposes a 1908 election measure to amend Article XIII Sec. 3 to require corporate dues be secured by law while limiting stockholder liability to unpaid shares. Voters may mark For or Against single liability amendment on ballots. Official records dated April 29 1902 note certification and placement on rolls.
The notice lists train numbers 18 21 24 waking on inday and announces arrivals and departures at Pennsylvania Lines Station Cincinnati Pearl and Butler Streets. It notes trains 32 35 34 3S detly from Court and Broadway and No 24 daily through to Roanoke Richmond and Norfolk with Pullman service Cincinnati to Blufield and Roanoke.
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