Carpet and politics mix in State Senate debate
The piece reviews a costly crimson carpet for a Senate chamber, critiquing its expense while noting the broader debate over a bill to divorce the judiciary from politics. It highlights Sen Magee’s role, a district attorney’s comment, and measures on circuit court redistricting and pay for legal officers, with a brief aside on cotton prices in Brookhaven.
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Senate Chamber
Valley Dry Goods Co
Vicksburg
Toot Bohatag
Murray Smith
Senate
Magee
House
Boards of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors of
Lawrence
House committee backs constitutional prohibition amendment
A Monday report by the House Committee on Constitution favors passage of the prohibition amendment. Two members Watts and Williams filed a minority report opposing the majority. Brown moved to refer the measure to the Liquor Traffic panel and Ross to table recommitment. the motion was tabled 53 to 39 with 43 absent. The amendment was set as a special order for next Tuesday at 10 o clock, a test vote ahead of the two thirds needed for passage. Prohibitionists expect sufficient support to allow public referendum on the issue. A separate note claims a thief stole 100 from 99, authorities determine.
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House Committee On Constitution
S. B. Watts
T. E. Williams
Brown
Adams
House Committee
Ross
House
Smith
Committee On Constitution
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