The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1927, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT TRAFFIC RULES FOR BISMARCK «: ARE REVAMPED Ordinance Virtually Same as Hoover Code Suggestions new mentary 1 Provisions |“ arck traffic with — the doby the safety are now in ef 1. Young and ma cour those of the new provision are virtual - net wh 1 of this provisi trol of ts Affi e s of the tions published for distribution motorists may obtain them either the city auditor or the A and from sociat all the $ reserih of the ordi um bein do the maximum $100, or imprisonment im the city) jail ‘not exceeding 90 days or both tine and imprisonment. cording to the new regulations, hicle must not be driven at a greater than is reasonable and having due regard to the surface and width of the and of other existing condi- d no person m violations er eed Regulations it is unlawful to drive at san hour feet of f any steam or children are 15 miles within Ko ) feet and t n of streets when s obstructed. riven 20 miles an sidence districts. On Memori: between the via duct a on the we penitentia must be more eyond the left No other signal a8 require Betore starting, stopping or turn line, the driver ety and if any pede be affected by it, he must give a and audible signal by sound in the horn, Right regulations are tually th as under the for ordinance owever, before en ing a street from a private rr 1 a vehicle must N stop and a block where stopped " ans\ ENGLISHWOMEN | REJOICE OVER | VOTE MEASURE Equal Franchise Bill to Be Introduced — Lady Astor Expresses Pleasure rte. fire dlarm.. London, April 14.--(P)-—Where' English women gathered today th was jubilation over the ment by the prime minister house of commons yesterda: bill would be introduced in ment to give women the franchise | on an equal basis with met Not the least pleased was Lady Astor, American born pioneer woman member of the house of commo for she believes the premier's nouncement means that the “ moral tone of the ti ment has been raised.” She said a staid old conserv member of the commons, disgusted with the government's d blamed her for it, saying: for flappers, bah! All this is the result of your being a member of the house of commons. The expression ‘flapper vote,” been used by those who strongi: nounced the plan to extend the v to women between the age of 21 and 30. Referring to this, Lady As tor said: Are Not ‘Flappers’ “Th are not flappers. Most of these five million women who are going to vote are hard workers. They went ingo factories during’ the world war. They are still at work and now they are going to have their rightful vote.” She charged that men were losing interest in politics and added: “Women are taking an ever-in- creasing interest in politi for the: realizing that polities affects their homes and their whole live: Women are closer to the fundamen- tals of life in many ways than men. Why, when I entered the house of commons eight years ago—and some members said I wouldn’t last three months—there were many common- ers who hadn't the slightest _knowl- = has de- edge or interest in social, moral That's there en in’ parti ufranchised, attorney mutation of onment: would be Vin by the ucation questions or problen all been changed by nee of women myself hers—in_parliamen Lady Astor would not commit her asked if she believed tb IY when system might bring a parl the inist cabinet or She did say, < probably w ment wh with outnuin parliamentary wo! than in th a mien voters, ly all Schlaps Is Ordered Hanged on May 20 cy inter 14. eckson aps, 18-ye ny May 20 f nd Ludi on th April F ee or . his employer Os sevelt county Ma 1, $. E. 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