Adjournment Near as Prohibition Drive Gains Steam
Harrisburg June 19 The 1917 Pennsylvania legislature moves toward adjournment on June 28 with a Smith prohibition resolution aimed at banning manufacture and sale of intoxicants. The measure could go to voters via the 1919 session, while leaders weigh revenue needs if inheritance tax veto alters funding. Edgar R. Smith, Bedford County's young legislator, pushes anti liquor laws and cabaret restrictions as vetoes and overrides shape final days.
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Legislature Favors 2 Million Increase for Public Schools
Harrisburg June 19 Pennsylvania moves toward stronger schools with an $18 million general appropriation, up $2 million from two years ago. Senator William H. Crow leads the push, praising Republican kinship with education and pledging to raise school efficiency and opportunities. Other measures include 400000 for mothers pension, 100000 for prison labor plants, and 25000 for a state markets bureau in agriculture.
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