McAllister v. Peoples Homestead & Saving Ass'n

MILLS, Judge.

These suits are by workmen for compensation under the provisions of the Workmen’s Compensation Act (No. 20 of 1914, as amended).

The petition in the Masling case alleges: "That beginning about September 1, 1933, he worked for the said Peoples’ Homestead & Savings Association at a wage and daily rate of pay of $1.50 per day, both in Monroe and West Monroe, Louisiana, continuously to October 14, 1933, at what was known as and called a plumber’s and pipe fitter’s helper, aiding in and repairing sewerage and water lines in and connected with business houses and dwelling houses…