Proposed Ohio constitution amendment short ballot for state officers
The document records a 1913 joint resolution proposing to amend sections 1 2 and 18 article III to adopt a short ballot for state officers in Ohio The governor would appoint top officials and terms begin in January 1914 The measure passed the General Assembly and was certified by Secretary of State Charles H Graves with publication authorization by the Department of Public Printing.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Pukcoes
Naval Assembly
Ballo’ Ee Rok
State of
Co. L. Swat
House of Representatives
Huce J. Nenews
Senate
Uniten States of América
Oato
Chas. H. Graves
A. D
Wuerier
Columbus
Cuas
H. Graves
Department of Public Printing of
General Assembly of
Department of Public Printing
Frank Farrer
Co. L. Swarn
Hucn
Ohi
Cas. H. Graves
Frank Hamper
Ohio Short Ballot Proposed for County and Township Officers
A 1913 Ohio joint resolution outlines a proposed amendment to Article X to create a short ballot for county and township officers. It details submission on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1913 and cites changes to sections 1 2 and related provisions. Public printing officials authenticate the exemplified copy dated June 19 1913.
Proposed Ohio Constitution Amendment on Women Eligibility
Ohio General Assembly proposes amending Article XV Section 4 to allow women citizens to be appointed to boards or positions in state and sub state departments and institutions involving care of women or children. Election to ratify to be held first Tuesday after first Monday in November 1913 with Secretary of State certification.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Ces
State of Ohio
Cl . Swann
House of Representatives
Hucy L. Nichols
Senate
United States of America
Chas. H. Graves
Oe - State
Waerner
Columbus
Cons
H. Graves
State of
Misused Word Fix Sparks Stain Remover Debate
Youth's Companion notes a misuse of the word fix in advertising. It argues fix implies permanence, while marketers claim the stain remover will affect the stain rather than permanently fix it.
Chinese Paper Money Origins and Ming Dynasty Note
The text traces paper money to 806 China when issued to relieve a financial crisis. It notes a museum exhibit in Shanghai showing a Ming era note of 1,000 cash worth about 60 cents US. The note, printed on mulberry paper, measures about two feet by one foot and is slate colored.
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China
Shanghai
Hung-wa
Ohio reads on tax exemption for state and local bonds
The Ohio constitution amendment proposal would exempt bonds of the state, municipalities, school bonds, and related financing from taxation. Official actions show the joint resolution to amend Article XII was adopted by the General Assembly and certified by the Secretary of State in 1913, with publication authorization from the Department of Public Printing.
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Vf . Nichols
Senate
United States of America
General Assembly of
Automatic lighting plant powers house with self starting engine
An portable automatic electric lighting system for a private house uses an oil engine, dynamo, and water tank on cross girders. A small battery charges while idle and the engine stays off until battery voltage drops, then a time-limit circuit starts the engine and the dynamo, stopping when the battery recharges.
Rusted Saw Care Tip Revealed In Handy Guide
When a saw rusts it can be removed with emery dust mixed with sweet oil applied using a large corncob. This home remedy offers a simple method to clean rust and restore blade smoothness.
Fort Scott Witticism Pinged at Banquet
At a Fort Scott banquet a speaker surprised the crowd by joking that they would hear a sage stuffed with turkey after a turkey stuffed with sage. The quip made him a famed wag and well regarded in the Fort Scott area.
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Fort Scott
the Tribune
Kansas City Star
Sulzer Impeachment Court Finds Guilty on Three Counts
Albany N Y October 18 William Sulzer was removed as New York governor by a 43 to 12 vote and later found guilty by the high court of impeachment on three counts including filing a false campaign statement and diverting campaign funds. The court did not bar him from future offices.
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High
Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Sulzer
Murphy
Duncan W. Peck
Allen A. Ryan
Assembly
Senate
Tammany
Cullen
Frederick L. Colwell
New York Stock Exchange
Patrick E. McCabe
High Court
State Senate
Court of Appeals
Secretary of State
Curious Advertisements and Quotations From a Vintage Page
A collage of old ad lines and quips appears with mentions of remedies like Bronchial drops and Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills. It also jokes about social manners, economy, and a grim joke about a miser who killed himself, ending with a remark on women losers in bridge.
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Wright
Wm. Wright
Adv
Aviator Near Death After Ten Foot Fall
George A. Rawson an amateur aviator lies unconscious in a Washington hospital after a ten foot fall at Spencer West Virginia. He is expected to die from his injuries as word of the accident spreads.
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Washington
George A. Rawson
Falio
Spencer
W. Va
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Carter
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Trileas Med. Co
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Hampstead
London
Cincinnati
Orn Ros
Samuel Pterer
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Centaur Company
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Douglas
Brockton
Maxs
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