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SCHEDULE TIL VIOLATED BY MILLFins of Fifty Dollars Is Impose! Under New LawFall River, Maw., March 30,—The first ewe on a charge of Ytolatlon of the fifiy~8lX’h0ur Jaw was tried here-be* fore Judge McDonough, The- alleged 'violation was at the Davol Mills, Feb. 24. Miss Mary E. Hailey of the state police was the complainant, and Richard G. Riley, superintendent at the Davol, was mode.the defendant.The charge was that the ma* chlnery was started flvo minutes ahead of the time scheduled in the mills on the date named, and that two women speeder tenders were working. It was shown that these women were employed less than fifty-two hours a week, Quitting at 5;30. in the afternoon on five days and at 10 on Saturday morning. No other • defense was taken.A verdict of guilty was imposed because they were allowed to work out-aide the posted schedule Ume. A fine of *50 was imposed and an appeal taken.OJlTTAil niAr nmnrtirw*
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Portsmouth Herald
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, US
Thu, Mar 10, 1910
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