Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-02
Senate Kills escbs- e.

Two milwaukee, senators. Ben.
Gettelman and George Czerw;r LIZ
feated the Teasdale bill to ebs,@' :
Milwaukee Normal school h -
waukee State Teachers couers ~
two year university course and -.
partment recently ruled out -
board of normal regents. 4
The bill was killed, IA to12 s,s
Gettelman and Czerwinskf vo..s
it the measure would have been 80.
Senator Teasdale quoted st.s..
to show the popularity Of coT-
courses in the normals, ana mss.
point that the present sunni
teachers exceeds the demand 81 ~
was nothing to the charge tbs,
training Of teachers is being pegla..'5
Senator Norris speaking for rbs
read resolutions by the citizens ~.
mittee and other civic orgsBi7s4.-
in support Of college courses in y
normals. Because of these dar,-
ments, he said, many young men y.. /
able to get university training n.
could not afford to come to Ms5..~
for it.
Senators Ridgeway and Kuckuk 4,
the attack on the bill, dwelling IN i,
cost Of college courses. Kucluk "a
the measure was intended 10 open !,
other university.
Three More Measures Vetoed
Three more bills received The Al,
approval of Gov. Blaine. The govern
continues to veto an unprece5en,.,
number of measures passed BY +,
Legislature. The three bills includ.
measure relating to constitution,
amendments. One relates to evi5s,,.
In personal injury actions and ano.bs
to regulating the employment a
armed guards.
The bill providing for a descriptir
of all proposed constitutional amend
ments on the general election barr
was vetoed, the governor said. becsy.
the attempt of one Legislature to bind
all future legislatures in setting forth
the purpose of an amendment In %
words, is clearly invalid
A bill by Senator Severson relating
to disclosure of information BY phys.
clans in civil actions was vetoed On
the ground that it would destroy he
confidential relation between the ply
stefan and patient.
Disapproval Of the Killian bill rsgs
lating the employment of ARMED
guards was given. the governor said.
because, "by it's expressed terms. il
sanctions the employment by railroad
companies of private detectives and
nonresident aliens, who In many d.
stances are nothing short Of strike
breakers, recruited from the ranks q
sluggers and gunner"
Nine-Hour Day Becomes Law
A nine-hour day for women en-.
ployes in Wisconsin went into effect
with Gov. Blaine's signature to tbs
Olsen bill. This measure makes it IN
lawful for any employer to work his
women employees more than nine hours
in any day and so hours In any week
At night work only eight hours is al.
lowed with a so hour week.
The agricultural committee bill re-
quiring that the state treasurer give
preference to banks loaning money 70
farmers, in depositing state funds was
signed. This measure is intended to
give an incentive to banks to make
farm loans.
A bill by Senator Carey relating to
the labelling of glucose. maple sugar
and syrup mixtures received the gov
ernor's approval.
No Money for Guard Armories
Use Of state money in building ma
tional guard armories in Wisconsin IS
forbidden under the terms Of a BILL
passed by the senate, Is to II. the
measure is the John Polakowski Oll
TO turn all eight state armories valued
at s350,000 over to the cities in when
they are located.
The bill was passed by the assem-
bly, and killed in the senate but NC
ton to reconsider prevailed and al
amendment removed the clause where
BY the state would lose its presen'
armories. If the measure is passed
second time and signed by the COVER
nor it will prohibit the building o.
any new armories for the guards
A joint resolution memoriahz-ns
congress to enact Legislation protect
ing coal consumers by requirins oper
ators to give proof Of the quality e
coal sold was introduced in the sena''
by Senator Teasdale. The resolution
sets out that during the last year GOA
operators have sold the people 'as'
quantities of refuse material cam
ing the same to be coal
The assembly engrossed the eA-,
wen bill providing that the progas '..-
of establishing the Torrens land ~
system or registration shall Be r.. III
ted to the voters OF any coun. ~
petition of one.twentieth Of the 2-a-
fed electorate