Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-07-26
Abolishing the state board of edu-

Abolishing the state board of edu-
cation.
Providing municipal corporations
may grant franchises for the operation
of street car lines without tracks by
overhead trolley.
Limiting the hours of labor of wom-
en- in gainful occupations to nine
day and fifty hours week but per-
hitting employment Of women in
emergencies fifty-five hours a week
with a provision of time and one-half
for over time.
Increasing the members at large on
the board of university regents from
two to four and providing that two
must be farmers and two must be en-
gagged in the manual trades.
Providing for the submission to the
voters of the home rule for munich
palities amendment to the constitu-
ton. Such resolution must now have
passed two legislatures.
Repeating the law permitting the
giving of free transportation or re-
duced fares to real estate agents.
Requiring persons driving motor We
hicles for hire to come to a full stop
before crossing grade crossings.
Amending the law in regard to in1
functional or restraining orders aris+
| ing out of labor disputes by adding q
provision that such injunction or re-
atraining orders cannot be granted ex-
cept by circuit court or court with
concurrent equitable jurisdiction to
that of a circuit court and then only
upon an order to show cause, which
order must be served on the parties
sought to be enjoined.
Authorizing county boards to enact
laws for the regulation and licensing
of dance halls, pavilions, amusement
parks, bathing beaches, carnivals.
street fairs and other places of amuse-
ments.
Providing that the taking of military
instruction at the University of Wis
consin shall be optional with the stu
dent
Permitting villages to employ village
managers.
Providing for the submission to the
voters Of the constitutional amend
ment resolution fixing the pay Of mem
bers of the legislature at $3.50 per
annum.
Making standard time the time for
use in the state and forbidding the
use of any other time (anti-daylight
saving time law.
Providing that any corporation, as
sociation, organization committee or
group in this state, which advocates
or opposes any candidate for a state
or federal office must file a statement
of expenditures and also list of all
contributors contributing over five dol
lars to their funds for such advocacy
or opposition to candidates, etc.
Adding to the limitation in regard
to crates for shipment of chickens
that such crates must be covered with
Stats not more than one inch apart or
by wire screening with meshes OF at
least one inch.
Forbidding insurance companies
from being members of rating bureaus
not authorized to transact business In
the state.
Providing for the submission to the
people of a constitutional amendment
permitting the appropriation Of money
for reforestration.
Adding agricultural enterprises to
the list of enterprises to which side
tracks must be built by railroad
company on order of the railroad COM
mission.
Providing the license fee for auto
mobiles shall be proportionate to the
weight and increasing the automobile
fees for trucks.
Decreasing the appropriation for the
wisconsin national guard from over
$500 900 to $350,OO0 and thus compel
ling a reorganization of the national
guard on that basis.
Providing for an increase on work
mans compensation indemnities. Max
imum indemnity for permanent dis
abilit1 increased from possible distri-
button on installment basis of S10,6OO
to $4,000 and other indemnities in
creased accordingly. These increases
make the indemities under the Wis
consin wage compensation the highest
of any in the United States.