07 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1918
Page
1
Pennsylvania proposes amendments to Article Nine and Article Sixteen sections to authorize a fifty million dollar highway improvement bond program. The measure outlines debt limits, city Philadelphia borrowing rules, and election timing for voter approval at the next November election. It specifies debt caps, penalties for deficits, and details on bond issuance and sinking funds.
A joint resolution proposes amending the Pennsylvania Constitution to modify Article Sixteen and Article Three provisions. It aims to ensure no money is paid from the state treasury except as authorized by law and appropriated in accordance with specified expenditure limits and governing sections.
A proposed constitutional amendment in Pennsylvania seeks to cap municipal debt and regulate debt limits for cities towns townships and school districts. It sets borrowing caps tied to property values and requires public approval for certain public works and utilities financing with provisions for interest and sinking fund requirements as needed.
Mrs Edward McDowel and son visited East Liberty while C J Masters attended an Eagles convention in Pittsburgh. Numerous locals traveled to and from Johnstown Indiana Pittsburgh and Blairsville for visits work and leisure. Real estate deals were reported with Shapiro Spackman and others selling lots. several residents planned new homes and moves.
A joint resolution proposes amending the Pennsylvania constitution to uniform taxes on the same class of subjects, authorizing progressive taxation for the state. The amendment calls for submission to voters at the general election after the first Monday in November, with election procedures and ballot formatting to follow state law. The text is signed by Cyrus E. Woods.
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