The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-05-27


). b. 130-Providing for the registra-
tion of marks of ownership on personal
property and to make such registered
mark prima facie evidence of owner
ship of property bearing such mark
(Ihe passage of this bill was requested
by the Glass Bottle Blowers Union)
). b. 1s6-Providing that Charles A.
Thatcher, of Toledo, who had been dis
barred from practice of law by the Su-
preme Court of Ohio, could again prac-
tice his profession as a lawyer for live
lihood
s. b. 2G0-Providing for the nomina-
ton of Congressional candidates and the
election Of delegates and alternates to
national political conventions by direct
vote of the people.
H. b. 4S-Providing for the initiative
and referendum for cities
II. b. 93-Known as the full crew bill
for passenger trains
ii. b. 24S-Provding for a Depart
mcnt of Boiler Inspection
n. b. 44O-Providing for the Oregon
plan of clecting U. S. Senators; j. G.,
direct nomination and popular election
II. b. 479-Providing for establishing
a State Building Code
garding the use and abuse of union
labels, and increasing penalty for fraud
ulent use of same.
S. b. 257-Defining the powers and
duties of the Chief Inspector of Work
shops and Factories in regard to the
heating, lighting, ventilation, means of
egrcss, that sufficient equipment for ex-
tingushing fire is provided, and that all
a IN, cI .,,I
tories is properly guarded, and providing
a penalty of not less than $50 and not
to exceed 81 900 in fines for refusing to
tory and Workshop Inspectors
5. !. X, 9-Directing the State Board
of Health to make thorough invcstiga-
ton OF the effect of occupations upon
the health of those engaged therein
Report to next General Assembly recon-
mendations. Appropriation $4,000,
1913
s. b. S-Providing for three e-fourths
of jury rendering verdicts in civil
cases
>. B. 33-ltXtending age limit of mem
berSllp IN insurance societies to 70 years.
). b. 4S-known as Workmcn's Com
penSation Act.
5. b. l32-Providing for wages twice
i'll each calendar month.
>. B. l37-Providing for the creation
of an Industrial Commission to have
supervision over all State departments
relating to labor.
II. b. 35-Providing the least number
OF men to be employed on switch
engines.
II. b. 4D-Relating to the rights OF
action i'll case of death in mine.
II. t. j0-Rclating to liability for
wrongful injury or death and the en-
| torCcmcnt OF actions therefor.
II. b. l00-Providing for an eight
hour day on public works.
5. h. 2oS-Rcating to the construction
and size OF caboosc cars.
! II. h. lll-Rclating to safety appli-
anceS upon railway locomotives and cars.
II. h, llj-Rclating to the inspection
OF safety appliances upon railroad loco
motives and cars.
II. b. l63-Rclativc to the employment
OF females and regulating their hours
Of employment
n. h, lS1-Rclativc to the reporting
OF certain occupational diseases.
~. Il. 2i2-Rclativc to eight hours
rest for intcrurban railway employees.
II. B. Providing for the prcvcn.
tlon OF occupational diseases, with spc.
cal reference to lead poisoning.
n. J. X. 3S Providing for the ap.
pointmcnt by the Governor Of a com.
mission to investigate and report al
equitable methods of weighing coal at
the mines.
g. Il, Providing safeguards in con
ncctlon with initiative, supplementary
and referendum petitions
). Il. i-Rclatiyc to the age limit OF