Legislation Moves In Senate And Assembly On Reform And Education
The Senate discussed a bill to study the effects of alcohol and narcotics on public school students, with no recorded opposition. Other measures include reorganizing the State Lunatic Asylum board, appointing new Pilot Commissioners, and reducing court interpreters in second-class cities. Bills on reform school governance, redistricting every ten years, and penalties on ministers marrying without licenses moved forward. The session saw broad activity and a strong temperance victory on the education study.
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Two New Armories This Year in New Jerany
Two armories to be built in New Jersey this year with Jersey City receiving 185000 in funding and Paterson awaiting next year. Mercer and Camden will join the list as the project expands. A carpenter from Lorillard's Brick Works near Keyport dies in a gear accident and a New Brunswick boy nearly drowns until a Newfoundland dog saves him.
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New Jersey Begins Prohibition Teaching Law Ceremony
At the F Executive Department on Tuesday an interawling ceremony marked the removal of the black patch from New Jersey in a room filled with about forty attendees. Notables included Mrs Mary Hunt of Boston and Mrs Exina Bourne, president of W OT U, along with clergy, Senator Stokes, Assemblyman Walkur, and Superintendent A B Poland. The event celebrated the signing of a law to teach the harmful effects of alcohol and narcotics, a goal pursued by temperance supporters for five years.
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