Journal of the ... of the ... House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Volume 5George Helmbold, 1914 - Legislative journals |
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Agreeably to order Alworth amendment Anno Domini appropriation Baldwin Barner Bergey bill pass finally Bittles Blair Brosius C. M. C. Campbell Claycomb Clerk present consideration of House consideration on third Constitution having voted Donnally Dunn E. E. Jones Ehrhardt Ellsworth G. M. Kuhns entitled An act Frank Gray Geiser George K Gordon Forster Gramley Gransback Harry H Heidinger Heyburn Hibshman House agree House bill House proceeded Irwin J. H. Wilson Jacob W Jesse D John R. K. Scott John Robert Jones Joseph Gray Josiah Howard Keeport Klepper Lenker Letzkus Lohr Lorenzo Smith Malie McCaig Mechling Mellott Metzenbacher Missimer nays were taken Newbaker Peachey Pennegar Pennock Pennsylvania Perry providing question was determined read at length reading and consideration reading of House Reeser Reuben Howard Roney Runk Samuel Sassaman Savacool Schuck second reading Semmens Senate Shaffer third reading Trach Ulerich Ulman Walter Allen William H Wiltbank yeas and nays Zimmerman and Alter
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