History of the Supreme Court of Ohio 1901-1922
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1901 - The court moves into the Ohio Statehouse's new Judiciary Annex.
1912 - Constitution ups the number of Supreme Court judges to seven, creates position of chief justice and sets judicial term at six years.
1915 - Justice Edward S. Matthias begins a 38-year term; the longest ever on Ohio Supreme Court.
1922 - Florence Allen elected to Supreme Court, making her the first female Supreme Court justice in the nation.