The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-03
trne associated press,

NEW YORK, Jan. - Legislatures
OF IS states and territories, have be-
fore them formidable programs of tax
reform. dry law enforcement, cleo
& on rsdistricting in accordance with
The 1920 census. soldier bonuses. pub
Ii. improvements. revision Of eonstl-
tu.ioas. laws sfor husband and vile.
Industrial ard suffrage legislation,
state aid tor farmers. boxing comm $
stems. new financing, retrenchment
ay cons .lidation or abolition of state
departments. anti-radlcalism, automo-
mile regulation, reorganization OF
state miiitias, renef Tor public utili-
ties, amendment Or tepan OF primary
laws, comm. ssion or manager plans
I fer cities and counties and FRO ana
anti blue law enactmeats.
California. with its AMBITIOUS $3.50.
la0ovO0 state irrigation project, leads
/ the states IN the matter of proposed
public improvements and Will ask the
/ les. alators 10 authorize q survey of
the contemplated enterprise. ceiora-
/ do also has big mountain tunnel in
contemplation. West Virginia solons
viii b. required to pass laws at the
session opening January - providing
Ter the expenditure OF $5e,0o0e00 for
/ 5uiang good roads, for which the
le8Lle voted bond issue a. the re-
snt election. Missouri also must pro-
vide S6e,0oet 90 road building lsgisia-
ion
Establishment OF q stale conssabu
any urged largely 10y farmets1 and
enactment 81 q bi1 icgarzing bofGig,
IN addition t. a proposal TO repail her
itatep limary law, held unconatiju-
'ioEsl BY the state supreme court,
Nill be taken up by the legislature OF
nHncia. some time after that body
meets fer its opening session next
/ "Wednesday Fights against primary
laws are 10 he made also in Indiana
Il Miesipro. NJ byaaka, New Work. New
I MeSico, Nerih Carolina Tennessee
/ Vermont and Wyoming
Vermont liberals" plan an attack
Sin the blue laws OF the state insofar
rs they relate to Observance OF the
Sabbath. An effort Win be made i is
said, to modify the present statutes
$50 as 20 permit amateur sports. par
~nlarly baseball on Sunday where
f h. sport s not commercialized Loca
opt on such as exists in MaSsachus-
cts, enabling individual cities anC
towns to determine their own practice
in the matter Of Sunday games. vii
be sought New Hampshire. Pennsyl-
Yanid ana South Dakota are also cx-
. pected 10 .scuss anti blue laws Cal
ifc9aia. meanwhile NIL argue IN,
merits aGd merits Of Sunday clos.
ins bill
Reorganization OF the state jadiei
/, ary system and a constitutional
amendment proposing that none blu
American & teens. native or full,
satnalized b allowed the right /,
JftEage ia I axas" viii be before iii,
q avs making body ct Austin. Tex. be
Ginning Janra.y IL Another Texa
aiii would exclude Orieatas from &C
lUjtiag laad witbin tha state Repre-
seEtatives VII have bills before lhen
providing state aid Tor highways con
, ,ruction and financial 3 sistance t.
( farmers in purchasing homes
Capital punishment. as a result o
? eg3l discussion ever the Cole Gram
eeF nIUrder case, Win confront tn
Nebra ka legislatude and West Vir
sinia win act ON proposals to abol
ssh private detective agencies. Tn
last named state also viii conside
a amendments to laws relating MARI
a axe in order to make nom support az
p eNtraditable oifense California leg S
iators once again with Doe called up
n on to consider the Act of 1919. whic
r. was designed to place a wife on a
It equality with her husband and whic
~aS dere4ted last sal.
e Many statos VIII be confronted wit
iae ptoblem of raising funds to pa
a. sold els bonuses vtted at thf las
IS eleHiHa. South Dakota Is pledged T.
s. obtain $6.90A.oeo Montana legislation
will vote on the question of bopu
- 10000 eX5etyice mau. Delawar
e lawmakers VIII take similar vote
onueeiieUt must raise So 900. ge0 ro
soldier relief NeN hampshire fin al
otion to bonus may exempt vcte4
ers property from taEation nip {
3oo value; Iowa solons at the lesiz
'atiFe session beginning Janaurv Il
also viii consider soldiers born
bin.
other public questions as givcu be-
'2w win I've considered by the Iesis
atures of the oGllowng stales.
Arkansas Abolition of .o~c,.