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Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas
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The Colorado legislature convened on Jan 2 with Democrats holding a one-vote majority in the Senate and at least 13 in the House, ending two years of Republican control. One woman will serve in the Senate, and likely one in the House pending a contest. Key issues include amendments to industrial laws, especially the 30-day strike notice, and strengthening prohibition by banning liquor shipments and possession.
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LEGISLATURE PROBABLY
DENVER, Colorado, Jan 2
Having nursed republican control of two years ago, democrats have a majority of one in the senate and at least thirteen in the house of the Colorado legislature which convened today. There will be one woman member of the senate and probably a woman member in the house after contest is decided.
The chief fight at this session probably will center around proposed amendments to the industrial law. Labor objects to certain clauses of the law especially the one compelling thirty days notice before strike can be called.
Prohibition legislation will also hold an important place. The dry law may be strengthened by bills prohibiting shipment of liquor into the state and making it a criminal offense to have liquor in one's possession regardless.
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Denver, Colorado
Event Date
Jan 2
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democrats gain majority in senate (one vote) and house (at least 13); one woman in senate, probably one in house after contest; debates on industrial law amendments and prohibition strengthening.
Event Details
Colorado legislature convenes with Democratic majorities after two years of Republican control. One confirmed woman Senate member and likely one in House. Main issues: amendments to industrial law (labor opposes 30-day strike notice clause); prohibition bills to ban liquor shipments and possession.