The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-02-09
mittee hearing Feb. /, $50 a. m.

H. B. No. 81. Mr.. Whitacre.
To provide for the appointment of
a committee to inquire into ques
tions relating to the creati of
State insurance fund which shall
provide insurance against sickness,
invalidity, old age and unemploy-
ment. Referred to Labor Commit
tee.
H. B. No. 94. Mr.. Reighard
Providing for the creation of a
State Board of Education. Re-
terred to committee on Common
Schools. This bill has to do with
industrial education. Should be
amended to more clearly limit pow
ers of the State Board, give Labor
representation thereon and declare
for principles in such education
H. B. No. SO. Mr.. OF. To pro-
vide for the safety of the public
up IN streets and highways, and of
passengers, employees and trave ers
on cars owned or operated by street
or interurban railroad companies
using electricity as motive power.
Referred to Labor Committee.
Committee hearing Feb. /, $3.50
a. m.
H. B. No. 104. MI. Chapman.
To make lawful certain agreements
between employees and laborers and
to limit tn issuing of I'M motions
in certain cases. Referred to La
Dor Committee.
H. No. ITO. Mr. Smith of
Cuyahogo. To supplement State
Building Code and providing for
standard plastering. Referred to
Labor Committee.
H. B. No. 1876. Mr., Chapman.
To prevent job selling. Referred
to Labor Committee.
This bill was advocated by Pre-
sident Voll in his report to the last
convention and by the adoption of
resolution at the same conven-
ton.
H. B. No. 144. Mr. Smith, of
Cuyahoga. Providing seats for
motormen and conductors on street
and interurban electric railroad
cars. Referred 10 Labor commit
tee.
H. B. No. ISL. Mr.. Chapman.
Compulsory health insurance. Re
ferred to Labor committee
H B. No. 159.-Mr. Helfrica.
Prohibiting employers of labor from
interfering with the political activi-
ties of their employees and provid-
ing penalties for the violation
thereof. Referred to committee on
Privileges ard Elections.
H.B. No. ia Mr.. Hake. Pro-
posed law for CO operative societies.
Referred to committee on Judiciary.
H. B. No 181. Mr.. Tom Pey-
nolds. Woman's Eight-Hour bill.
Referred TO Labor committee.
No date has been set for hear
irg on the Woman's Eight Hour
Bill, but all central bodies and in
terested unions should immediately
select delegation to represent
them at Columbus and send their
names and addresses TO the Ohio
State Federation, so they can be
notified and good representation
can be had when this bill comes up
for hearing. If an effort is made,
this bill can be passed, so get ready
for it.
Senate Bill No 3. Mr.. Gal
breath. Woman's Eight Hour bill
Referred to Labor Committee.
S. B. No. II. Mr.. Davis. To
create the Department of State
Police and to define its powers and
duties. Referred to committee on
Military Affairs.
This is a very dangerous bill and
every uni n should write their Sen
ators and Representatives protest
ing against the bill and requesting
their vote against it. Hearing
took place January 81, and Presi-
dent Voll spoke against the bill.
Other hearings will take place.
S. B. No. 13. Mr.. Davis. To
amend Section 1865 81 of the Gen
eral Code relative to compensation
in case of injury resulting in death
Of employe. Referred to Labor
committee.
S. B. No. 10. Mr.. Galbreath.
Relating to the purchase of coal