The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
FROM
OHIO
rntslligencer Bureau
Columbus. o. Jan 10.

Intsiiigsneer Bureau
Columbus. o. Jan 10.
Predictions that Governor Cox.
despite the fact that under the
amended constitution he II given sole
authority To outline what work the
legislature Is TO do will not be In
complete control OF that body. we're
fulhlled as soon as the assembly got
wants the session 20 end In three
weeks, but IL II predicted that II may
last three mQnths or more and that
~ Will be n stormy one.
The appearance of Senator Alice
bomerene before the joint houses
EDITED States senator r. w. Hanley.
a capitalist ,of Dayton, Cox's home
town. Cox managed Hanley's cam
paign and neither he nor Hanley has
been particularly friendly toward
Pomerene since. II was charged at
he time that secretly Cox. who was
then congressman, wanted TO be SEN
ator himself and II IL were found
that Hanley could not be named. he
hoped that he would be elected In
stead OF Pomerene. AS soon as II was
suggested that Pomerene be invited
10 address the two houses yesterday.
Representative Vonderheide OF Mont.
somery county. Cox's home. said:
We are here to do business. The
United States senate also Is In ses-
sion Let Senator Pomerene print his
speech and send IL to u.s. His mo-
ton 70 declare that the legislature
was highly honored by the senator's
presence but mad no time to hear him
was voted down.
Another bit of insurgency was seen
IN the action OF Representative BLACK
OF Cincinnati. who. despite Cox's ef-
fort To ram through his own IegisIa-
tive program, tried to introduce a bill
faNA
general revision OF the banking
laws and sought to validate the bill
as within the scope OF the session. be-
cause Cox had asked for legislation
10 enable state banks to conform 10
the national currency bill The speak.
er ruled Blacks bill out.
Republicans OF the senate and
house refused to permit Governor
Coz TO commit them to his school
code revision proposition. In refIIs-
Ing To agree in advance 10 whatever
the governor proposed the Republic
ans declared that I'm taking this stand
they do not wish TO convey the i'm
preston that they as a party are on
posed TO revision Of the school
code.
Representative Vonderheide Of
Montgomery county TODAY introduced
a bill to provide for the erection nv
the common pleas courts of con
sseryancy districts to build reservoirs.
drain marshes, irrigate farms. use
water power for the production of
electric power for manufacturing etc
This is the big food measure OF the
session. Eighteen other administra.
ton bills were introduced I'm the
house. these including:
Amending Warnes automobile law.
curtail department reports: to nomf.
nate senatoriaI candidates by prima.
ries; To authorize Wooster univer-
sity TO accept "a bequest on condition
u call itself college: to define the
duties Of the state superintendent of
instruction; to provide for duplicat-
ing warrants on the state treasury:
go line and put out of business nota-
ries public who fail 20 swear circula-
tors to Initiative and referendum ne
titions; to appropriate 100000 for
an Ohio building at the Panama-Pa-
CHIC exposition; to punish perjury
I'm connection with referendum nett
tons: to regulate solid shooting in
mines; To enable municipalities 10
exceed the debt limit i'm order 10 pur-
chase public utilities: to provide
equipment to care for accidents in
mines; TO provide supervision OF ru-
raj schools; TO reduce the kinds Of