Proposed Law Changes State Game Rules in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Feb 15 Numerous changes to Pennsylvania game laws proposed by Representative Phillips of Clearfield include longer seasons for several species, tighter bag limits, higher penalties for violations, and a ban on parcel post shipment of game. The bill also allows the commission to close seasons by county and sets penalties from 10 to 100 dollars per animal with jail time for repeat offenses.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Printed Envelopes Offer From P ren Pa Tinting Co
Printed envelopes with name and address on ten envelopes available by mail. Price 50 cents for delivery. Send cash with order to P ren Pa tinting Co. War.
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Suffrage Bill Triumphs in State House Vote
Harrisburg report notes fifty Republicans broke party pledges, twenty one Democrats joined, yielding 150 ayes to 71 nays as equal suffrage advanced to the Senate. The row included party factions and lobbyist opposition, with several names listed among supporters and opponents.
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Bruinbaugh
Brumbaugh Urges Swift Action on Suffrage Bill
Governor Brumbaugh backs the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association and calls for quick passage of the suffrage amendment. He declares no loyal Republican could vote against it and aims to place the issue before voters this fall as part of his personal platform. He pledges support to expedite the bill through both Houses.
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Women teachers underpaid and cows miscounted in Switzerland
Mme Sihwimmer reports Swiss women teachers earn Tower g salaries and receive only half the fodder for their cows. She cites a Swish man teacher gaining extra fodder and notes a perceived bias in appetite and cow care. An audience member quotes, “Task of the poor cow owned by a woman teacher.”
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Mme Schwirmer
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