Indians Eligible to Vote Under Washington Law Say Attorney
United States District Attorney Todd states Indians born in U S territory who have allotments and meet residency and language tests may vote in Washington elections. The note contrasts taxation and suffrage and cites a 15th Amendment conflict. Reports of Olympia graft probe prompt grand jury call and reviews of state finances and tax administration. The Stevens County Democrats push a revenue equalization plank urging state cost sharing for tax collection and assessment. The group emphasizes law enforcement and a liquor-free Democratic gathering.
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Sunday Baseball and Sunday Laws Across States
Prosecuting Attorney J A Rochford presents a lengthy opinion on whether baseball falls under Sunday restrictions. He surveys Nebraska Ohio Missouri and Missouri decisions and argues Ohio statutes are more explicit yet not binding here. The Missouri line stresses strict construction and limits prohibitions to demoralizing or forbidden activities. Continued on last page.
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