Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-22
SENATE PASSES MOVIE
CENSORSHIP BILL
And Also Bill Declaring Ncwspa-
pcrs Manufacturing Plants
The Legislature

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of u to ) the senate late Tues
day afternoon passed Hiram
Brooks bill providing for boarc
of censorship to supervise al
motion pictures shown in Ken
lucky. Both houses adjourned
until Thursday and the members
left Tuesday night at 8 o'clock
for Dawson Springs.
The house had a warm fight
over II. {. Dulfy's bill UI. B.
25D removing the chiropractors
from the supervision of the state
board OF health. which finally
passed ~ To ". in ono Of the
closest battles of the session. II
lasted all afternoon and followed
a speech by DIR. A. +. McCor-
mack OF the board Of health op-
posing the measure.
In the senate, Frank +. Daugh-
crty introduced resolution pro
viding for a report from the state
board of health OF its receipts
and expenditures.
II. Y. Bells bill 6. B. lOH
which defines newspapers and
Job printing plants in Kentucky
the same way they arc regarded
by the federal law. as manuiac-
turing plants, passed the senate
3S to /. Senator Paul Garner.
OF Breckenridge county. was the
only opponent of the measure.
Senators Reynolds. Hubbard. Ba-
kcr and AuXicr were absent.
BY a vote of 81 to 0. the sen
ate passed K. {. Simmons bill
extending the law making child
dcsertion a felony to dcscrtion
OF a wife about to become a mo-
ther. The senate also passed
Representative Brodie Paync's
bill authorizing an increase oi
salary for the secretary OF the
library commission, 81 to |. Sen
ator Lee voting in the negative.
K. {. Simmons bill permitting
police Judges of second class ci-
ties to nominate their temporary
substitutes passed y to o. Al
len Points bill amending the
law regarding bank deposits. wa,
passed q to |. William Wal
lacc's bill continuing the Ken
tucky council of defense for two.
more years. to complete records
ui kcntuckianS in the world war.
passed 30 10 o.
The senate passed Representa-
tive Lee Clark's bill To relieve
women in rural school districts
from payment OF poll tax, ~ to-
/. Senator White opposing it.
The house passed House bill 81
appointment of police
Judges in fourth class cities and
House bill 264. changing tho time
OF holding court in the Wolfe
Morgan Mcnifec district.
Senator Brig Harris bill pro
,iding for the creation OF twol
new normal schools, one in cast,
crn. the other in western Ken
lucky, was passed by the house
by an overwhelming vote. after
AN amendment offered by Lester
letter. Of Lincoln county, had
been adopted % to 28. This !
provides for tho Gre
alton of commission to locate
the two schools. five to be nam ;
cd by the speaker, three by the
president pro ten uF the senate
and two by the lieutenant gov-l
crnor.
When the rules committee call
ed up Senator Bells measure III
the senate. the author spoke on
the need for the measure. ilel
read from income tax rulings toI
show how the business is deiln- !
ed by the federal government.
Senator Garner spoke IN oppo-
sition TO the bill.
Senator Daugherty said that a
newspaper and job printing eS-E
tabIishnent is a manufacturing
plant. and should be so defined.
Senator Harris inquired If news
papers do not print and bind
books. in many cases. Mr.. Daugh- !
erty replied Eyes" and said that
that there are many county seats |
in Kentucky without any paper.
He said the country editor is mi
close touch with the people, andI
"is an upbuilder of his communi-
ty. He chides lis for our errors.
and when we are deserving hel
makes note Of it. Under many
discouragements he plies a CALL
ing OF great value to the country
side"
Senator II. Il. Green said that
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