Proposed Ohio short ballot constitutional amendment
The Ohio General Assembly proposed a short ballot for state officers to be voted on November 1913. It would amend sections 1 2 and 18 of article III to establish a governor, lieutenant governor, auditor, treasurer, secretary of state, and attorney general with two year terms and a unified appointment/removal authority. If adopted, the amended sections would take effect January 1 1914.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Ppt
Oan
Oe Assembly
Elevon
State of
A. D
Columbus
H. Gravis
House of Representatives
Huen J. Nicnews
Senate
Warren States
Amarica
Chas
H. Graves
State of Ohio
Wuereer
Cas. H. Graves
Proposed Ohio constitution amendment short ballot for county officers
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Article X of the Ohio Constitution to implement a short ballot for county and township officers. It calls for repeal of sections 3 4 and 7 and amendments to sections 1 and 2 with new language authorizing elected appointments and local taxation powers. It sets the election date as the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1913 and describes ballot wording and certification details.
Those Who Arrive
A New York capitalist told a Boston dinner that neither prudence nor boldness alone leads to success. He said the winners are those who mix risk with caution, effectively the daringly prudent who arrive by taking risks at a slow pace.
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New York
Boston
Passport for a Vain French Lady in Diplomacy
A French mayor, acting by regulation, issues a passport for a wealthy, well regarded woman known to him. Despite a minor deformity, he praises her appearance and, after reflection, notes in the personal description that one eye is molains while the other remains tender and expressive.
Proposed Ohio Constitution Amendment Exemption of Bonds
Ohio proposes to amend Article XII to add Section 12 exempting from taxation bonds of the state and political subdivisions and bonds for public schools and related instruction. The measure would take effect upon adoption, with official confirmations dated 1913. The act is certified by the Secretary of State and printed for publication.
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Deere of Public Printing of
Ohio
General Assembly of
Department of Public Printing
State of
Frank Harper
Department of Public Printing of
Constitu of
Department of Printing of
Rank Hanren
CL. Swat
House of Reicorntentes
Huon L. Nicoors
Senate
United States of America
Chas
H. Graves
General Assembly
A. D
Columbus
Cas. H. Graves
Fran Arper
Vocations for Young Christians Dean of Moody Bible
The article profiles a Moody Bible Institute leader in Chicago addressing paths for young Christians. It covers vocational guidance, church work, and educational programs shaping future religious leaders.
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Moody Bible Bastitute of
Chicago
Christian Young People and Church Vocations Highlighted
A sermon argues that spiritual gifts serve the church and that all true believers can minister in varied roles beyond ordained offices. It cites Moody Bible Institute outcomes, noting pastors, wives of pastors, evangelists, teachers, home missionaries, and nurses as examples of vocations for Christian youth.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Moody Bible Institute
Paul
Ohio proposal on women eligibility to hold offices
Ohio General Assembly proposes a constitutional amendment to allow women citizens to hold boards and positions affecting women and children. If approved by voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1913, Article XV Section 4 would be amended effective January 1, 1914, repealing the current Section 4.
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General Assembly
Ohio
State of
Co. L. Swarm
House of Representatves
Hucy L. Nichols
Senate
United States of America
State of Ohio
Chas. H. Graves
Iles
A. D
Waerter
Ciy
Columbus
Cons
H. Gra
Origin of Indians Explored by U S Anthropologist
Dr. A Hrdlicka of the United States National Museum cites extensive field work in southeastern Siberia and northern Mongolia to trace the ancestors of American Indians. He finds remains in burial mounds and among Asiatic tribes supporting a link to an ancient population likely related to paleolithic Europeans.
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A. Hrdlicka
United States National Museum
Siberia
Mongolia
America
Saya
Tibet
Eastern
Asia
Ostracized Flag Sparks Parish Debate In Boston
A Boston minister proposes placing a white flag with a Bethlehem star on church spires to symbolize faith, arguing it would be legal, but Massachusetts law prevents flag displays in parades on religious grounds.
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Boston South
Untitled fragment hints at a medical trial request
An unreadable OCR fragment appears to reference pills with a test or trial, mentions sending for an example to 872 Pearl Street New York, and includes stray words. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks clear events or names.
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Pearl New York
Fragmented comic snippets and ads from a late issue
Includes quips about war heroes from Puck, humor exchanges between Ferdy and Sylvia, a burlesque joke, a romance moment with Henry and a birch tree, and an advertisement for Roman Eye Balsam and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies. The readable items form a collage of light entertainment and product pitches.
Village ad parodies and local humor yips
A playful exchange questions a Mrs Skinner who houses boarders. Hubbel notes she does keep boarders but not in the manner implied. An aside recommends Red Cross Ball Blue as a pure blue powder.
Woman Feels 10 Years Younger After Pinkham Cure
Letters from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. customers claim the Vegetable Compound eased weakness and nervousness restoring energy. Mrs Inize Wile Lis of Louisville says she can work daily and feels ten years younger. Mrs Viola Jasper of Romayor Texas reports relief from displacement and bladder trouble after use.
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Louisville, Ky
Lydia E. Pinkham
Inize Wile Lis
Bank St
Romayor
Texas
Viola Jasper
Big Tim Sullivan Death Investigated By D A Whitman
New York District Attorney Whitman opened an inquiry into features of Congressmen Timothy Sullivan death. Rumors persist he was attacked by footpads and left on railroad tracks after his mangled Bronx body was found. Coroner Healy set September 29 for the inquest.
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New York
Timothy D. Sullivan
Bronx
Whitman
Big Tim
Healy
Mine Owners Spurn Peace In Coal Camp Strife
Denver report says district 15 miners and operators rejected Gov Ammons mediation offer to arbitrate under state laws. Miners demand recognition of state law, rejecting mediation terms. Washington telegram notes Secretary Lane improving and plans October return. Senator Kenyon plans statewide tour to discuss currency with business leaders, bankers, and farmers in Fort Dodge Iowa.
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Denver
Colo
District 15
United Mine Workers of America
M. Ammons
K. W. Brake
Lane
Washington
Berkeley
Cal
Interior Department
Herbert Meyer
Kenyon
Fort Dodge
United States
W. 8
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