The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

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Bills introduced.
Mr.. whitmore. OF Columbian: To pro-
vide stricter regulation OF private en-.
pioyment bureaus by State Industrial
Commission.
Mr.. Terrell. OF cuyahoga: Abolishes
delinquent tax certificates to be held
two years before foreclosure.
AIR. Terrell. OF CuyshoEa: Provides
jury may determine negligence OF each
party I'm street car or auto collision and
award damages accordingly.
Mr.. Merkei. OF Cuyahoga: Creating
commission TO plan and erect residence
for governor OF Ohio. ApproprtatinK
$4,000 for land and $4,000 for build
ing.
Mr.. Bohm. OF Cuyahoga: Providing no
teacher OF schools In cities shall be dis
missed save after trial by Civil Service
Commission. Giving boards OF education
power by two-thirds vote to hire teach
ers exclusive OF superintendent recon-
mendation. Covers situation in Cleve-
land
Mr.. Kyle. OF Cuyahoga: Amending
building code TO cover plasterinE regu-
latiOn.
Mr.. Hyle. Of CuyAhoEa: Providing that
IN places where employment IS continu-
Gus through "a hours there shall be
three eight hour shifts employed.
Mr.. Hyle. OF Cuyshoga: Old age 2pen-
sion covering any incapacitated indi-
Nidual over 65 years OF age. Municipali-
ties can adopt the plan.
Mr.. Fitzsimmons. of Cuyahoga: Pro-
Niding that all street. interurban and
steam railway passenger cars shall he
cleaned each - hours by the vacuum or
suction process.
Mr.. Jones. OF Franklin: Allowing cleo
tion Officers to take all ballots from box
At once when counting them. instead OF
one at time as now provided.
Mr.. Reighard. OF Fulton. To permit
county commissioners to contribute not
10 exceed $1,000 for building or repair
OF soldiers monuments
Mr.. Federman. OF Hamilton: To re-
quire appointment OF administration OF
effects OF decedent IN coroner cases ~
effects exceed 500.
Mr. Federman. OF Hamilton: To re-
quire coroner TO preserve effects OF I'M
identified deceased persons.
Mr.. Ieatman. OF Hamilton: To de-
crease fees paid by building and loan
associations for inspections.
Mr.. Crowley. OF Knox. To require
written in" vote at primary shall be
eight per cent OF total vote cast 20 con-
stitute n nomination.
Mr.. Williams. OF Lawrence: To repeal
Mr.. Benedict OF Lucas: Reauirtn0
moving picture companies Operating
lights on stage 90 place man in charge
Of stage and lights.
Mr.. Danford. OF Noble: Provides re
survey OF state and county roads on
petition OF abuttinE landowners.
Mr. Chester. or PauIding. To abolish
district school superintendent and olher-
wise revise rural school system.
Mr.. swan. OF Preble: To provide for
rotation OF names in partisan pri-
maries
Mr.. Jones. OF Franklin: vasrant mi
nors must get permit from parents or
guardians to travel alone. Cto preyenl
minors from becoming trampsD
Resolutions introduced.
Mr.. OFT. OF Hamilton: Providing com
mlttee OF six 20 probe insurance fund
or state Industrial commission: Leading
up 90 bill to increase amount OF com
pensation awards.
Mr.. Hodgin. OF Belmont: To provide
for expenditure Of House.
IN THE SENATE
Bills introduced.
Mr.. Collins. or Hamilton. Permits
creditors OF any corporation in re-
ceivers' hands TO elect a trustee to ad-
minister the trust
Mr.. Howard. Of Belmont: Reducing
salaries OF insurance commissioners 70
$4,000.
Mr.. Cass. OF Putnam: Authorizing an
pointmeut OF commission TO erect me-
mortal for Ohio troops at Lookout
mountain.
Bnla Passed.
Mr.. Howard. OF Belmont. Reducin.
salary or insurance commissioner 70
$500 emergency clause defeatcdo
Joint Resolution Passed.
Mr.. McDermott Of TrumbuI1. Author.
ling printing Of 1000 copies senate bin
IS. the administration liquor license
bill
Ellis Passed.
Mr. Totman. o. Athens. To permit
Hooking Power company 90 construct
power lines across state property IN At
hens. Emergency Clause adoptedD
Esoommitted 20 COMMITTEES
Mr.. Fleming. or MahoninE. Esafortpr
full elective franchise 20 students