The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-02-17

dren employed in onion and celery patch
es by amending Section 1896, of the
General Code. (Vol. 1O3, O. L., page
00s.) Referred to Labor Committee
II. B. No. IA Mr.. Whitacre To
amend Section 1465-s9 of the General
Code relative to payment by the Indus
trial Commission of additional compen-
sation for medical, nurse and hospital
services and medicine. Referred to
Committee on Public Health.
II. B. No. 16.-Mm James A. Rey-
nolds. To amend Section 1862 and 1910
of the General Code to provide that wo-
men may vote and be voted for for
Presidential Elector. Referred to Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections.
II. b. No. 31.-Mr. Ott To amend
Section 3637 of the General Code, re-
lating to the regulation of signs, cleo
tricity and plumbing. (This bill also
provides for the licensing of elevator
conductors and starters.) Referred to
Labor Committee.
II. b. No. 37.-Mr. Hoy. To amend
Sections 146j-s2 and 1869 of the Gen
era Code, relating to increase Of bene-
fits from the State Insurance Fund. Re
ferred to Labor Committee
II. b. No G0-Mr Cain. TO amend
Sections 14G5-S2 of the General Code.
relative to compensation in case of an
injury resulting in death Of employe
Referred to Labor Committee.
II. b. No. 61.-Mr. Cain. To provide
for county uniformity of public school
textbooks. To create county text
book board and to prevent the change of
textbooks oftener than once each five
| yaI ~, (
mon Schools.
II. b. No. 12-Mr Clark. To create
Bureau of Markets in the Department
of the State Board of Agriculture. Re
ferrcd to Committee on Agriculture
H. b. No 79.-Mr. Whitacre. TO add
supplementary Section 133SS-1 of the
General Code, relative to prohibiting
foremen and others in authority from
ployees. Referred to Labor Committee.
II. b. No. s3.-NIr. Smith, of Cuya-
hoga. Providing for the inspection of
and supervision of cold storage ware
houses. (This is very comprehensive
bill for regulating cold storage ware
houses, the period of storage of food
stuifs, etc)
the purchase of bituminous coal for the
State institutions. (This bill is offered
to promote the use of Ohio-mined coal
and of interest to the mincrs.) Referred
to Committee on Mines and Mining
January "A, the Committee on Mines
and Mining reported the bill out and
recommended indefinite postponement
Representative Chapman opposed the
4, Al,
his notion referred to the Labor Com
mttcc.
H. b. No. So-Mr. Bilinglea. To pro-
vide for the safety of the travelling pub
lie by prohibiting the use and operation
in the State of Ohio of street or in
terurban railroad cars not having a cen
ter aisle running from end to end, suit
able for passage by employees of the
company and the travelling public. Re
ferred to Labor Committee. Committee
hearing February /, o 30 a. IN.
II. b. No. 0l.-Mr. Whitacre To pro-
vide for the appointment OF a commit
tee to inquire into questions relating to
the creation of State insurance fund
which shall provide insurance against
sickness, invalidity, old age and unem-
ploymcnt Referred to Labor Commit
tee.
II. B. No. 04-Mr. Reighard Provid-
ing for the creation of State Board of
Education Referred to Committee on
Common Schools. (This bill has to do
with industrial education. Should be
amended to more clearly limit powers
OF the state Board, give Labor rcpresen-
tatlon thereon and declare for principles
III such cducation.)
II. h. No. 96-Nlr OFT. To provd,
for the safety OF the public upon streets
and highways, and of passengers, EN-
ployccs and travellers on cars owned o.
operated by street or intcrurban railroad
companies using electricity as a motiv
power. Referred to Labor Committee
Committee hearing February /, 9;3O am
II. b. No. 10l-Mr. BraCh. Rcquir
ing the use of adequate air brakes OF
electric street and electric railroad cars
Referred to Labor Committee Com
mittce hearing February T. 9:3O a. m.
II. h, No. 104--Mr. Chapman r
make lawful certain agreements betwec
!, employees and laborcrS and to limit tn
issuing of injunctions i'll certain cases
Referred to Labor Committee
II. b. No. 110.-Mr. Smith of Cuya
hoga, TO supplement State Building
Code and providing for standard plas
tcring. Referred to Labor Committee
II, b. No. 135,-Mr. Chapman. II