Court cites law on boycotts in Iverson case confusion
The judge asserts that the state allows boycotts under existing statutes while condemning coercive threats. He argues the Supreme Court would need full questions of law for a new trial, but maintains the Lindsay and Dlnno precedents stand. The opinion emphasizes courts’ duty to follow state law despite perceived injustices.
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Findings of Fact on Boycott and Theater Injunction
The court finds boycott banners carried but no proof of pickets. The Silver Row Trades and Labor Council endorsed the boycott. The boycott harmed theater business and relief by injunction may be granted. No epithets or insults were shown. The boycott severely burdened the theater’s rights to conduct business. No evidence the defendants cannot respond to damages if decreed.
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Empire Theater
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Butte Empire theater boycott case favors musicians union
Judge J M Clements of Helena ruled for the musicians union and allied parties in the Empire theater boycott dispute after a nearly three week hearing. The decision, with findings of fact and law, rejects the Supreme Court's view but binds the parties until the matter reaches the Montana Supreme Court.
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Falaba sinking scene torpedoed while boats lowered
A detailed drawing for this newspaper depicts the North Sea sinking of the steamship Falaba by a submarine. The Falaba flew the British flag initially, then the German ensign, and five lifeboats were lowered before a torpedo struck. One boat capsized, occupants fell into the sea, and several boats remained on deck as a second torpedo was fired. The submarine offered no aid, and 111 lives were lost.
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Convict Rostad Starts Pen Without Guard in Oregon
Portland to Salem exchange at Union Station as Hacon Rostad, without a guard, heads to begin a prison term of two to twenty years for forging notes at Multnomah State Bank of Lents Oregon. Judge W N Gatens was informed Rostad had arrived in Salem to start sentence.
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