Governor Hart's narcotic veto prompts conference clash
The article notes Governor Hart facing legislative candidates pledging to overturn his veto of the narcotics bill while also reconsidering reinstating the Women's Industrial Home and Clinic at Medical Lake. Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer declines to attend a conference proposal arguing it could bias proceedings and disrupt hearings on naturalization cases. Other officials see one day as too short to tackle narcotics policy, questioning the conference's purpose and timing.
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