Bracken's Auto Reciprocity Bill Clears House Debate
Trenton reports Bracken’s automobile reciprocity bill passed the House after a sharp debate, repealing the 1909 Frelinghuysen law. Opponents questioned exemptions and enforcement, while Bracken attempted to withdraw the measure before final passage. The bill’s fate in the Senate remained uncertain as sessions continued amid other railroad and public utility topics.
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