Rowe v. State

The statute, for a violation of which this appellant was prosecuted, makes it unlawful for any person, without a license, to engage in the business of hiring or soliciting laborers to go or be employed outside of this state, or in furnishing, arranging, or providing transportation for laborers to go beyond the limits of this state, or in advertising for such laborers. By the provisions of said act (Acts 1919, p. 187) any person so engaged in all or either of the businesses above mentioned, is termed “labor agent,” within the meaning of the statute, supra.

The act contains a provision making it…