The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02

tufOd W0YxfnE moQ u eDO0 ~
Z fjSss IN case At Aos0 or tSll
4 ttsebility shall b hfsAOo4
. Bsosuss Of The unfoStanats -.
i lpstsisl condition In ~ whAo
= country many AoaDaD1s 6
+ working men ars ct q a.
Z psoynsnt IN Ohis. 80 SHsvisoo
+ his distressing eo0dit3oa ! re-
! emmsnd generous apVTopsiatio0
I for the estab3tsAnsot q t1roo
+ additional frss yuhns surse1s
I mont sn3oss ~ fnTthAR IsGsiA
< ton for The proper rs6ulsE5sa q
+ private snplo1Dsnt A0ssotss.
*x~xx~xxx~%4~%~444Sx14~S~&
r7rovsh which inability ssmpsMsg
wers permitted 70 continue Nsosr spsr
atIens In ths eomps~sses1 hssd IN
Ohio.
Tho Cincinnati Dnquirss aoosunee4
The pseessit1ss sttsndtng % pasoag0
OF tho bill with these ChasnetsttgdA
headlines:
oox'e WILL SVPRRHk-,
The Representatives Of klsr ~ lOea
sway Mr.. Cox 1t dis nne. Hs insist-l:
ed that the loophde for tho liability
companies should b inserted h 0sI;
law. His will was supreme and ~
pet provision went In. -. $50
The members q ths Comm&1gfoa r.,
sorted to tho Aet4on Of Wfetng oaly.7
employers and not the ecmpoates; bus
the representatives Of these ooa1a1ieoi'
appeared before tbs ConanhsOieA Fsg.t:
uI.rly to transact husiness, AND the:
MEMBERS OF THE CORNERSTONE.
AND GOVERNOR COX WE'RE
FULLY AWARE THAT SUCH Du0l.::
NESS WAS BEING TRANSAcrEp1:
Documentary evidence b "a flo Gta&Y
INK that Governor Cox hiuaDe6 VaSs
aware Of tho same fscts. Ce0iss OF
the Commission's findings IN eases|1SS.
fected were mailed to the AcsatS OF
tho companies. $SsaS,t
MooRE's REPORT SHOWS. I 4: Il &
The subtertuse could no IoAesf h.
rssorted TO when the annual rvpsgt OF
tho Insurance Commissioner q NIL
Cox, Mr.. Moore, who was chAtynBAa OF;
the recent Democratic platform cell
mittee, was died 1t the close Of thot
fiscal year-sfter sisctioa-howsvs:E
THE report sh3~sd that during tksty
ysar 1914 liability esnpsnsss did bsseG|
mess Of this kid sposr The Cox e.,
during the Cox administration, aad ri
ssived In tho state the sum - 49,!
SS2.2s ~ prsmIsWs. aoversos csAE
could not have besn 'un1yeaFe q u's1es
faets -
Early in 1915, insurance eo01a13sA,
disguised with the subterfuGes q the
previous administration and VkhA41
70 ascertain their exact status IN OAio.1
demanded, Is they or any othsr buSi.i'
ness mon have a right to do. YulAtt
of judge Taggart, who had snooeoeo6:
Mr.. Moore, as to whether q NJ t1Sga
had right to sell compensation ia1ufsll'
anoe N Ohio, Judge TaeEst wss Vs0F
aware Of tho misre7resants6ons An1,,,,
would come to any ruling b might!
make II he found that The oomDAai00S !.
Id have such right, but hs-at onss aS.ss;
ssoAd the Obligation placed 49, ;htMI
Judge Tsoeast held s'n,piy ~ III.
t1,e law sid was that s0eh InoNsona0E
s,ust be Written In eonfosvs,v NeAa
H. terms Of ths WortG,s0S co0aDoNah
ast,en law, - providsd by ~ 0o1oaE
sinply tt.st and noeAlns nssea.
The Supreme Cont Wsat thssoS0hsF
~ Into tire eaae nd on 5stYSi, MyetI
handed down q unaRlN,sos q oaes
svstaInIna tte ruling q tsds -
oart. And this dssisfoA 49, 1 81;
tho provisions Of the ls'~ fs'esd ~
BY Mr.. Cox. -
notwithstanding stztsMSsse3 g hoI
Governor Cox Il must - hSsoe H.
mind that the Werisme~S compsNoa1;
ton Law today 10 just ths ssnss . lsfg,''
was when Mr.. Cox Isft es'sA Ths leti
publican legislature len 4 wfotE
esAsnos except az TO the dats wien the
sndvstrlaI Commission 10 70 RsaSeo lto2s
aAaxaI report to tho oe~s1or. /,
DECISION NO EFFECT UPON ftp
Realities.
That do deeisioa Of Jodes 3aGHAFA
had NO effect upon the ssa.a1 pRantioel
concerning the oo.npsaGattnn fAS1f.
anes IN Ohio y shown b. ~ 1or1owAe,
oAcial figures: In the slshtssH 1asasasld
from January l, 1914 - ~ -. Ne4s
when Judge TAgSa-t's dseis!oa MaaEl
Stven. tho number of snOi11a40 ri
eAaaGe from state 10 ssH iAo1DaAees
w>S 1sS, or III On ths basb eli e
months. In No twelve nssNtp.O NeOs
1ns the decision tho nunhsr q GAAAos,
NAs 116. or I less. Eis
II any further evidsAes 10 Ssa4sate Il
- the effect Of Mr.. Cox1 pAsoDAyAa;
In this law It is to Be found IN ~ fAs4t
that representatives Of the Fs1sfAot d
OF Labor arc eiroHssttng inikotlSs -
Stttous to b presented 70 IL -
General Assembly 70 80 ansoA As0
sections - 70 make void oo1esActs II Z
Identifying employers ASatnst isss - I
Ahs payment Of wortmen's cs01s1so !:
<tau and prohibiting the issuenss q II
eeusss 70 eater into sUch sonGoe. 4; !;
IN other words. these intttsotVo - 3
,Uens are being circllated - soDO
repeal of the very 1Iovistou oSVss1
Cox himself forced into the In. ~
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