The evening world. Newspaper, February 28, 1922, Page 5

DSS une (Spec d Following ie a earunary ot slegisiation passed and legislation proposed of interest to New York City: ‘ IN THE SENATE, Mr. Cotillo has introduced a bill @uthorizing the District, Attorney fof New York to, fix the number | terminate at 133d Street and Har- i The bill calls for a structure to cost $2,000,000 and | ready to provides that plans be ready in i three months, work started in six and the work completed by July 1, 1923, Bach day's delay in con- struction would cost the com- of Deputy Assistants and their | salaries, provided no salary is les# than $2,400 nor more than $6,000, and the aggregate net to exceed the amount appropriated by the Board of Estimate. The Senator has also introduced a bill aménding the county Iaw ahd making the costs and expenses in | Propeedings befo: for the removal of « fiver of New York County a ol eounty charge. Mr. Shakno would amend New York's Mr. Shakno also asks an ap- Propriation of $2 000,000 to enable the State to furnish the United Btates the right of way for recti- fying the bend in the Harlem River Ship Canal Mr. McGarry would amend the Constitution to empower cities to regulate and contro! their own Property and to exer ers of self-governme necessary police rex city may adopt a chit the approval of the majority of the electors: James McCutcheon & Co. HN | (MMMM reer IT ASKS LAW TO GIVE HARLEM $2,000,000 UNION STATION Cuvillier Bill Would Bring Roads That Now End in Mott Haven Across River. ial From a Staff Corre- pendent of The Evening bbl ALBANY, Feb, 28. fan. He s: | lem River. panies $1,000, the Governor y county of- rs, iner |) stock corporations and Charter by authorizing | due to clerical of a plan of readjustment Mc Cutcheon's Fashionable Fabrics for New Frocks! 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Trade Mark Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets IN THE ASSEMBLY, Mr. Cuvillier has introduced a hill directing the New York Cen- tral, the Harlem, the New Haven and the Boston and West Chester Railroads to crect a new Union Station at 125th Street, Manhat- ys this would bring the Harlem Division and Boston ae and Westchester into a locality from which uecess to the rest of the city would be easy. They now Chairman Judson of the Taxa- tion Committee has introduced a Dill requiring the Secretary of State to report to the Tax Com- mission notice of all dissolutions rgers, consdlidations, take- s and decreases of capital stock, changes of names and reorganizations of domestic papers | filed relative to foreign corpora- the Comptroller to correct after tions. confirmation and eniry of a local improvement an erronco' ment, Whether or not such assessment has been paid. sees- Another Judson bill provides that an application for a license to carry firearms must have ap- proval of the Police Commission- er in New York City or of a judge of a court of record elsewhere In- dorsed thereon. The application must be filed in the County Clerk's office, the license to be issued on return of certificate of filing and a payment of a $2 fee. Mr. Jesse has introduced amend- ments to the Public Service Com- mission faw providing that the | transit commission shall not in- | €rease or authorize increase of any rate of fare prescribed by law, contract, grant, franchise or other agreement, except as part THE EVENING WORLD, TURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1922, but you couldn't vote to unseat » WANTS RENT LAWS MADE STATE WIDE Albany Assemblymen Say Other Cities Need Same Protection GLAESSENS WINS SEAT: ASSEMBLY MAY OUST HIM ——. Socialist Is Declared Legally Elected, but Another Reso- lution Is Ready/ (Special From a Stall Correspondent of The Evening World.) ALBANY, Feb, 28.—Assemblyman George H. Rowe has a resolution submit to-day ousting August Clueasens, the Socialist, who was declured elected to the Assembly last night over Murray Felenstein, Democrat, from the 17th District, New York City, as soon as Claessens attempts to take his seat. Claessens was one of the five So- clalists fired out of the Assembly after a long and expensive hearing by the Judiciary Committee at the session of 1920, Last year he deter- mined to make the run again, but Felenstein was declared clected. | Claessens contested the count und so much was uncovered that the Judici- ary Committee found the Socialist had been elected by a majority of 453 votes. Mr. Rowe, Chairman of the Judict- ary Committee, said the comimittee could do nothing else than unseat Velenstein, “But we don't have to seat Claes~ sens,"’ he said. “I do not think that there is amy doubt my resolution would have been passed last night, man who has not a seat, Claessens has to take the oath of office before the Secretary of State, having been declared elected by the Assembly, af- ter which he takes the seat vacated by Felenstein. Immediately he does this my resolution will be presented.”’ Mr. Rowe feels certain the resotu- tion will go through. On the other hand, the Soctalist ouster of 1920 was threshed out Inst year when Samuct Orr and Charles Solomon were sent back to the Assembly and permitted * fo retain their seats unmolested throughout the session. Henry Jac- ger, unother Socialist, was unseated last year because it was proved his residence was in New Jersey. It is understood here that District Attorney Bunton will investigate the election frauds in the 17th District, although the Judiciary Comunitttee has not made any return to him of its findings and will not do #0. Mr. Banton, it is said on good authority, has taken official cognizance of the frauds on his own account. 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