Ohio House Defeats Rose County Option Change 60 to 56
Ohio House defeats the Dean bill aimed at amending the Rose county option law. A 60 to 56 vote blocks exemption of municipalities from the county option, delaying plans for a city only version. Debate features Alexander of Hamilton and Black opposing the measure with repeated moves to reconsider.
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Two Forms of Trouserettes Worn By Women In Paris and New York
Alma Webster Powell, a New York advocate for women’s suffrage, promotes a comfort costume a cape and gown hybrid that hides trousers. A Paris counterpart, the Perret skirt, offers a divided culotte gown style, with variants in dotted batiste and black silk.
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How They Lined Up Dean Bill Among Parties
A long list of Republican and Democratic lawmakers lines up for the Dean Bill vote. Absent member Billingstead of Butler and not voting Speaker Vining noted amid fragmented and unclear OCR text.
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Lowry
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Tuscarawas
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Sawicki
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Pickaway
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Lorain
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Lamb
Clinton
Lewis
Greene
Buckeye State Farmer Defends Grand Jury Testimony
T. C. Laylin responds to questions about a 1908 grand jury statement, asserting its accuracy and urging fair, nonpolitical use of courts. He insists on truthful conduct and requests nothing more than a fair trial as a humble citizen.
Ohio farmer complains on wheat duty and reciprocity pact
In a Washington hearing, T. J. Laylin of Norwalk Ohio criticizes the Canadian reciprocity pact for removing duties on wheat and watered flour. He argues high tariffs protect farmers, while fellow speaker McCumber notes border sheep and wool trade implications, as Laylin laments voter shifts and past election outcomes.
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Indictment for Perjury Against Cox Stirs Political Clash
Cincinnati reports allege George B. Cox faces perjury charges tied to Hamilton county funds and former treasurers. Grand jury hearings centered on testimony about illegal interest funneled through favored banks. Cox posted $10,000 bond and disputed the charges, calling the indictment political.
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Ory Leader’s Wet Camp Claim Stirs Ohio Debate
In Columbus on February 23 W B Wheeler, head of the Anti Belcon league, said election polls showed a wet senate and a house majority against the Dean bill. Senator Dean lamented desertion by pledged supporters and declined immediate analysis of the vote.
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Governor Harmen Signs Bills for Education Funding
In Columbus on February 22 Governor Harmen signed the Jones bill allocating funds to schools colleges universities and normal schools at Athens and Oxford. He also signed the Finley Kennedy and Crawford measures giving appropriations for common schools and for a state G A R headquarters, all originating in the house.
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China replies to Russian minister in Peking
A terse report from St Petersburg in February 1972 states China handed a reply to Russian minister M Korostovitz at Peking regarding his recent ultimatum to the Chinese foreign office. The reply is described as satisfactory by Rasesta.
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Alleged Dynamiter Captured in Chillicothe
Shen W. H. Stoker arrested a man calling himself Isaac Sadie in Chillicothe Ohio on suspicion of being William Captain alias William Morrison, one of three men wanted for dynamiting the Times building in Los Angeles. A $5,000 reward is offered for Captain’s arrest.
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British Veto Power Battle Moves to Commons
London February 22 The government seeks to abolish the veto power of the house of lords a constitutional change that would alter Britain’s parliamentary system. The move was introduced in the house of commons to gauge its outcome.
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