The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-09-24

III welfare, than hundred
cations for the and information of their membership
II 1e47 LEGISLATIVE ROLL CALL VOTES
II How representatives senators voted mportar
is of paramount Importance every intelligent
H determining whether his representatives worth
II of further confidence or found wanting should
tired. That the may gain idea how his dull
legislators during the SOth legislator
matters of vital Importance organized labor teacher
/ and farmers. the following box score is presented
LOAN SHARK" BILL
sB 51-the loan shark" BILL established principle o
regulation such enterprises. AYE" in boil
houses right" votes; Mays" wrong. sB 81 ap
proved by both houses by the Governor In
troduced by Haght of Fergus
"RIoT. LIABILITY"
sB 65-Ths bill constituted radical departure from
law in making mayors. sheriffs, officers
personally liable for all damages resulting from riots
matter what the This particularly directed at
officers of Butte who permit blood let
ting during April 1916 riots which questionable
origin Approved by both houses and the Governor BY
Mundy of HILL
ELEcTRIFicATIoN AUTHORITY
sB92-Would have amended state identification auth
ority laws Bill unnecessary and approved by
bodies definite threat to expansion and extension of
REA. Ramificaons of bill apparent time
roll call therefore roll call is omitted from "box score
house voted Vetoed by Governor.
TEACHER TENURE
SD 9EThe teacher tenure law. A much needed and
long overdue addition statutes Killed in house
WoRKMENs COMPENSATION
68-The first proposed shortening of
waiting period before disabled could apply
compensation The second proposed SIS per
in benefits to help the greatly increased of living
facing disabled worker. Both killed by
Emmons and Wenger. HB IS by Emmons Benich wenger
and head. Please lib 81 death a motion
by Majority Armstrong indefinitely postpone"
consideration roll call was straight APP
prove kill voting AYE" voted to increase
benefits by So and therefore voted right those voting
nay voted wrong
PRISON MADE GOODS
SD 156-Prison goods. Bill several excellent
sections all incusiveness it in applying to all po
subdivisions, this definitely discriminatory
toward small business industry and labor. Killed
house By Ross, Omstead, Hageman and Fischer
TEACHER MINIMUM SALARIES
sB 159- An excellent bill, long needed, to guarantee
teachers decent standard of living By
Burke of Yellowstone
$3.50 COMP. LIBERALIZATION
SD Liberalization compensation paid to dis
abled workers Senate vote only shown For
appraisal of how house subject
home folks pressure felt check roll calls 81
and lib 66 Approved by both houses and signed by the
Governor By Liggett, Larson Muholand Worden
SALES TAX
For the record and the 1913 campaign the
names of those gentlemen who fathered lib 339
SALES TAX-are presented herewith: They
are: Taber and Thomas RavalIi county; Van
Cleve, Big Horn; Dallas Broadwater Dupper,
Fallon; Gebhardt and Brurnbaugh Yellow
stone.
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
lib go This proposal the only good of its type in
either house. would have benefits
ployed to maximum of $25 for 20 By Cook
Head.
INCOME TAX REDUCTION
HJMs-A memorial to the national asking
reduction corporation individual income taxes
be approved until such time individual income tax
empons Approved by house. killed by
Those voting AYE" in both houses voted for the
memorial and in the best interests of farmer worker and
small businessmen. By Roll Pappin, Bell Beck, Sales,
Malsor Duncan and Holzer.
SCHOOL REORGANIZATION
HB f24-Would have reorganzed public school system
and taken practically all local autonomy and
control of schools Constituted long step from
democracy operation schools Senate vote taken
motion by Senator Hageman to segregate and thus
bill Those voting against segregation" kill
the BILL and for continued local control of schools
SPECIAL POLICE DISTRICTS