Proposed constitutional amendment to authorize $50 million highway bonds
The General Assembly proposes amending article nine section four of the Pennsylvania Constitution to allow the state to issue bonds totaling fifty million dollars for highway improvement and rebuilding. The amendment keeps existing debt limits while permitting bond issuance for road projects. A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 1 is certified by Secretary of the Commonwealth Robert McAfier.
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House of Representatives
General Assembly
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Pennsylvania joint resolution to amend constitution on labor regulation
A Pennsylvania General Assembly joint resolution proposes amending Article Three Section Seven to permit state oversight of labor regulation. The measure lists existing local law prohibitions and adds labor, trade, mining, and manufacturing regulation as permissible state concerns, while detailing scope on counties cities towns and school districts.
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General Assembly
Justices of the Peace
Aldermen
Joint Resolution No. 2 Ends With Robert McAfee
A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 2 outlines broad governmental actions from voting place changes to corporate charters and tax or labor provisions. The document notes limits on repeals and the General Assembly’s authority, ending with the signature Robert McAfee.
Pennsylvania Congruent Resolution Amends Judicial Election Timing
A concurrent resolution proposes a constitutional amendment for Pennsylvania governing judge elections. It changes when elections occur to the municipal election day in odd-numbered years and allows the General Assembly to set another day. It also confirms incumbents finish terms into the following even-numbered year. A true copy of Concurrent Resolution No. 8.
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Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
General Assembly
Joint Resolution Four Amends Pennsylvania Tax Uniformity
A joint resolution proposes amending section one of article nine to allow classification for graded or progressive taxes while preserving exemptions for public property used for public purposes religious worship burial grounds and purely public charity. A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 4. ROBERT MCAFER.
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House of Representatives
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Tr General Assembly
General Assembly
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The
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Joint Resolution No. 5 on municipal waterworks and transit debt
The document outlines allowances for counties and municipalities in Pennsylvania to issue waterworks, subway, underground railways, or street railway obligations without constituting state debt under the constitution. Provisions cover net revenue tests, lien security, nonliability to the municipality, interest and sinking fund charges, and limited tax levies. Indebtedness may exceed seven percent up to ten percent of assessed value with three-fifths voter assent. Robert McAheh signs as true copy.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Robert McA ¥ Heh
The
Commonwealth
Trolley Road Schedules Leave Lancaster and Lititz
Trolley routes publish first cars from Lancaster and Lititz with hourly service through the day and special weekend timings. Saturday schedules add early departures and later runs, with adjustments for Manheim and Petersburg connections. Sunday begins with morning starts from Lancaster and Lititz, plus cooperation with Anheimpolice lines and extended hours later in the day.
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Pennsylvania Senate and House Joint Resolution Five
A joint resolution proposes an amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution. It states that in accordance with the provisions of the eighteenth article, the Senate and House in General Assembly meet to consider the amendment. The document outlines procedural steps for formal constitutional change.
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