The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-03
COMPROMISE
ON BLUE LAWS
REFORM ELEMENT WILL CON
IF CENSORSHIP II MADE
EMERGENCY.

Pierre, Maref S--L0bby IegIsla-
tiou bF leaders and passage of bEIEs
hT workers characterized rhe work
OF yesterdays session. with some
progress being made toward a couq-
prga1ise On the moving picture cen
sorship and Sunday baseball bill
/ Headed by Senator DanEorth. cen
s0rship hackers are now trying co
effect a com promise 70 pull boeh
/ bills from the fire.
The majority conference report
on house bfTI % viii reeommend
@n@rgenaY clause calling for an4y A
M4 lGEtEy vote 70 a1Gpr and granting
demands that saeh praEare aaaE se
6EEE0Te1 u Ak I=aEE rw5 members
of tnE GeGz6EzA4B beard AEeGTE1as
to a sraE=m5HZ 5y S-naFaE laa1aern
ms Eeport viii De- made today. n
viii also include that censorship
take effect November l. In retuxn
the reform element VIII eGasenr 10
Lee baseball pass and provide for the
playInZ Of the national game and
showing OF moving pictures on the
Sabbath Whether tins com promise
viii be accepted By other elements
CT course Is a matter OF conjecture.
The report Of the minority eon-
ference committee naz already been
MADE ana the uapurf1Y ccmi1z N
today VIII leave ik II TO the action
OF the two houses. II favorable ar
tiou is received boen bfTfs viii be-
coms a iaw. One mat be rejected
and the orheT pass. Both reports Of
committees On Sunday baseball and
censorship may De passed III vni.n
case a new conference committee
VIII prUbaoIy De appointed and an
other effort made 70 reach IN agree
menE On differences between the
two houses
The American Legion boxing bill
introduced by Campbell sc Brown.
was killed for the present session
by aericu taken lazr n1ghE- Moaser
&C Zfsnagh moEsd that the vote bT
which the bITI was lost De- reeonaid-
cred BowEes af Brown. one &C the
opponents q the measure moved
that the molten for reconsideration
be lad On the tznIe. The latter
motion prevailed
recommended an anendmenr 20 the
wurkmen's compensation bill E1-
ereasing from sI2 TO SIS the maxi
mann Compensation and agreement
is PROMISED bv LABOR friends IN the
house. THIS il = COMPROMISE oil
following the measure pHr III AZ the.
request &C the state federation of
LABOR Involving a much Iaryer IN
crease.
A change in Ens educational pro-
eedare of the state was started ON
frs waE this morning wften the
house adopted a resolution zHbmdE-
ting 10 a vote q constitutional
anendmenr taking the county sup--
erinEendenE Of zea0uIas office out OF
the EEsf OF gGher. county offices. Il
the senate agrees Oh the sHbmis-
sion 0f the amendmenE and the peo-
pie adepr EE. the legislature VIII
hare the aaxhorirT to determine
terms and manner af selection of
the e0unEy superintendent The
auenGmen- does not prescribe any
method but Representative Curtis &C
EamLln county, haekar Ct Tnss reso-
'lurinnI would have the sHperf1hend-
enr appoEnrsd far an indefinite 1unI-
hsr af successive terms Al. eiEF sup
prfurGHdenrx 1gU ara
Eaifher the senate 1T houze hare
yer shown any inteHf11n &C IeEri1g
Ed their holds III the unday base
bail and movie censorship deadlock
Senator'S contend that the SHnday
baseball bizI wuuLd be- No gnod ff
the emergency WIS nnr Ief- an n Al
the guesrznn could not be submit
tad n municipalities under fha Is-
eal opfian feature rhta spring. And
tine hause has mt RET been able to
get the majority nscesszrT 70. pass
IiE AZ an emergency MEASURE. The
senate euurenda thaT rhe emergencv-
clause il necessary On the mavfa bill
EE L il 70 hs AZ al effective and rhe.
house sfiL tnaiBts that there si10uld
bel lsft a uruEfsiun s9r submission
0f tae questznu 60 tna people.