Minnesota Supreme Court Affirms Injunction Against Theatre Picketing
The Minnesota Supreme Court, by a 3-to-2 vote, upholds Judge Bardwell's injunction against workers picketing the Wonderland theatre and against announcing in the Labor Review that the theater is unfair to organized labor. The majority preserves the injunction minus the damages clause, while the dissent argues labor is a trade and merits broader anti trust protection. The ruling frames labor actions as potentially injurious to business, balancing free speech with state anti trust concerns.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota State Supreme Court
Bardwell
Wonderland
Labor Review
Lynn Thompson
Leslie Sinton
Day Stevens
R. D. Cramer
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Granite City
Truax
Aviv
Cises
Hallin
Dibbell
Duluth Board of Trade
Nctive
Schools Not Needed Debate Sparks North Carolina Court Clash
The Daily News criticizes the supreme court ruling that schools are not a public necessity like water or electricity, arguing education is essential for both state and citizens. Builders in Pueblo face wage cuts from 50 cents to $2 daily, prompting protests by workers.
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The
Daily News
North Carolina Supreme Court
Ays the
Supreme Court
Pueblo
State Industrial Commission
Chinese Seamen and U.S. Rail War Critique
A critical column questions Admiral Line hiring practices and Chinese crews aboard ships like Keystone and Pine Tree State, arguing wage suppression and subsidy fraud threaten American seafarers. It contrasts with McAdoo's wartime rail policy praise, defending railroad workers as patriots who endured low wages for victory.
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Francisco
Manger
Admiral Steamship Line
Hongkong
Sainen
Piper Auites
Keystone Ate
Pine Tree State
Worntachee
Bay State
Slipping Board
Admiral Line
Seattle
Pine
The
Echo
Stockfraud hearing outlines vast sums seized
New York report details fraud at bankrupt stock firm E. D Dier & Co. A worker earned 12000 yearly while calling himself a clerk. Dier supposedly took 100000 last year. The firm sold 1400000 of El Progresso Mining stock, though the asset is only a Mexican mine contract. If acquired, mining property would need 3 to 4 million to operate. Buyers were not informed of these risks.
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New York
E. D Dier & Co
Dier
el Progresso Mining Company
Mexico
Urge Can't Strike Law Prompts Builders’ Cautious Push
Albany New Jersey state builders association backs outlawing strikes but prefers careful tactics over force to pass a so called can't strike law. A resolution in support was paired with a survey committee while organized labor protests pushback and the group weighs its stance.
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Albany
N. J
State Association of Builders
McAdoo Defends Government Railroad Wages Record
Former Director General McAdoo tells Senate committee that railroad managers pushed for wage increases during government control and now blame the government for wages they once criticized. He notes government retained executive staff and cites 51 percent of workers earning $75 four or less during control, arguing managers failed during the war and in prior years.
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McAdoo
Wm G. McAdoo
Cid
Uncle Sam
France
Vana
Mc.Adoo
Sam Ren
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Willard
Dice
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Wen
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Railroads
Senate
Smith
New York Central
Rea
Pennsylvania
Franklin K. Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Meadoc
Railroad Administration
Fuedia
Danna
Camel
Blossom
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