Proposed Pennsylvan ia Constitution Amendments For Bonds
Joint resolution proposes amending article nine section four to allow the state to issue bonds up to fifty million dollars for highway improvements while redefining debt limits to one million dollars for revenue shortfalls. The document includes long narrative about Count Rudolph Greitstein and Miss Agnes Winterton unrelated to the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Tennsylvania
General Assembly
Robert McApee
The
Pennsylvania Proposal to Limit Local and Special Laws
A joint resolution proposes amending Article Three Section Seven to restrict local and special laws, including labor regulation. It lists prohibited actions such as altering counties, cities, schools, voting, divorces, taxation, and creation of corporations, with a revised Section 2 outlining approved subjects and prohibitions on repeals.
Localities and Counties Law Fragments From Joint Resolution
A long excerpt outlines proposed local and special laws for counties towns boroughs townships and school districts. It lists authority over charters elections voting places divorces and taxation and covers regulation of labor safety education real estate and public works. The document cites Joint Resolution No. ending with Secretary Robert McAfee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Robert McAfee
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania constitutional amendment on judges election timing
Proposed amendment to section three of article eight of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It changes election timing to municipal election day for certain judges and updates provisions to allow a different day by law with two thirds consent, while ensuring ongoing terms continue until the first Monday of January in the next even-numbered year.
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Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
General Assembly
Judicelal
Retru
Public debt provisions for waterworks and transit in Pennsylvania
The proposed amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution allows counties and municipalities to issue debt for constructing waterworks, subways, underground railways, or appurtenances. Such debt may exceed seven percent up to ten percent of assessed property value, with voter approval. Net revenues or secured properties may cover interest and sinking funds, after a one year operation period no tax levy required. Joint Resolution No. 0. ROBERT MCAFERR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiadelphia
Pennsylvania
Robert McAfer
The
Commonwealth
Teachers Wanted At Wheatfield Township School Board Meeting
The Haat Wheatfield township school board plans a Saturday meeting in Armagh at 2:00 p m to hire two teachers one for Hitler school and another for the new school under construction. H C Mace secretary RB G Cramer president. Plaries subpoena in divorce Indiana County. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania vs Marie Hough and Charles W Hough. Charles W Hough ordered to appear before the court in September to answer why his wife Marie Hough should not be divorced. witness Judge S J Telford, Prothonotary INO Wells. July 14-16 1913.
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Haat Wheatfield Township
Armagh
Hitler
H. C. Mace
Becy
Charles W. Hough
Indiana
Carse
Hua Mae Hough
Seid
J. Telford
Anid Court
A. D
Ino
C. Whlls
Notich of Private Sale of Pearce Estate in Saltsburg
B May Pearce guardian of Mrs Juliet W Pearce an incompetent seeks an order for private sale of her Pennsylvania estate in Saltsburg Indiana county. Sale to W H Miller for 2500 dollars plus transfer of two parcels at Market and ais streets with frontage on High street. Petition set for August 25 1913 at 11 a.m. in Indiana County Court.
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May Pearce
Juliet W. Pearce
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Court For Common Pleas
Indiana County
W. Pearce
Saltsburg
W. H. Miller
Salinburg
Cagh
Ais and
Market Streets
High Street
Market Street
Saltnburg
B. May Pharce
Guardian
Notice of proposed corporate charter and bank applications
A sequence of legal notices and applications to the Pennsylvania governor or courts requests charters or renewals for banks and corporations in Indiana County and surrounding areas. Items include proposed charters for the Farmers and Minors Bank of Kent, various executors’ notices, and a cemetery association, with details on capitalization, purposes, meeting dates, and required actions by stockholders and creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Neal
Alexander Gilmore
Alexander Cunningham
Pennsylvania
Sfarmers and Minors Bank
Kent
Jacksonville
Kent Post Office
Indiana
Jaath Acta of Assembly
Harry W. Fee
Indians County Deposit Bank
Aud
Tom H. Hildebrand
Caadler
Pennsylvania Joint Resolution Proposes Taxation Amendment
A joint resolution proposes amending Section 2 of Article Nine of the Pennsylvania Constitution to allow classification for graded taxes while preserving exemptions for public property used for public purposes religious worship burial places not for private profit and charitable institutions. The motion is presented with the official copy by Robert McAlease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Robert McAlise
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Senate proposes constitutional amendment
Number Five proposes an amendment to the Constitution of Pennsylvania. Daction 1. Be it resolved by the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Senate
Auditors Notice and Executor Claims in Indiana County
Auditor announces hearing on August 26 1913 in Sayings and Trust building Indiana Pa to distribute funds from real estate sale in Catherine Brown estate. Notices list claims, debts, and attendance by interested parties for settlement and payment.
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Whitam
Davison
Green Township
BavInGs and Trust Company OF Inte
Ndlanp, Po
John H. Pierce
Catherine Brown
Cherryhalll
Clymer R. D
Indiana
Brownlee
George Poole
Glen Campbell
Riddill
Altoona
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Cinizens
OPDER
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Rudolph Greitstein
Cmbnasy
United States
Washington
Berlin
Panama Canal
Rudolph
Tr Ig
Agnes Winterton
United States Navy
Miss Winterton
Count Breitstein
Count Rudolph
Misa Winterton
Legation
Robert McAfed
Penneyminta
G. Cramer
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvanian
Mne Hough
John M. Leech
Notich
LAU
Williams Grove
Pennsylvenie Railroad
Fivatis Grove
Pennsylvan Autvond
Excuraton
Lekeld
Witinina Grove
Gitions
Baltimore
Blair
Predeviel
Northern Central Railway
Ovighuil
Blancho Costello
Jon B.co
Peeler
Tambes W, Uelman
Robert Kt. Aeeman
Court of Common Pleas
Presbyterian Cemetery Association of
Smilcknberg
Pennsylvan
Auditor's
Sherman Smith Ys
Dominico Turco
Thomas M. Glenn
Black Koy, Jr
Jack
McConnaughey Barn
Homer City
W. J. English
John H. Plercm
Harry A. Edwarde
Stayne Township
Pgeninat
Catate
Auy
Irvin Edwards
BLACK
Adainistrators
Clymer
Tin
Orphana’ Court
Indianik County
William B. Urgan
John Lewis
Philadelphia Street
William Banks
Eport
Mall
John AI
Vierce
Mary CG
Rayne Township
Snyder
Ro& Bon
Home, Pa
American Lime & Stone CO
Tyrone, Pa
Bellefonte Tyrone
Union Furnace
Frankstown
Spring Meadows
Indiana Dye Works
LeVine
Penna
Camela
Ambridge
Penn’s
Ilmerdin
Marianna
Mt. Oliver
Port Vue
Washington Investment Company Incorporated
First National Bank
Pittsburg
D. E. Thompson
Blairsville
Henry H. Steving
Henry H. Steving & Son
M. Edith Steving
Ladies & Children
Automobile Service
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
Cind! Stoves & Ranges
Peterson
Myers, Correll & Myers
Hasting
Nixon Alley
Geo. D. Leydic
North Sixth St
W. F. Frederick Pianos
N. Sixth Street
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