Ruling Splits on Picketing Rights by Supreme and Federal Judges
A discussion of three court rulings on workers picketing. Taft limits to three pickets, Wilkerson bans picketing, Amidon allows three with weather tent and strict rules. The piece critiques divergent judicial opinions and urges Congress to be the lawmaker.
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Supreme
Taft
Wilkerson
Congress
Tri- City
Chicago
Charles F. Amidon
North Dakota
Amidon
Judge Wilkerson
New York Times
Judge Amidon
Great Northern Railroad
Rail strike costs Rock Island jogs up maintenance fund
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad says it set aside 250000 dollars for equipment maintenance due to the shop men's strike. It would have earned 619750 dollars in November without the strike versus 47963 dollars in November 1921.
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New York
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Teapot Dome affair fuels oil monopoly claims
International Labor News Service analyst Robert C. Bell outlines Secretary Fall’s actions on the Teapot Dome lease and Wyoming oil deals. The piece argues the Salt Creek and Teapot Dome transactions consolidate Standard Oil control in Wyoming, undermining conservation and exposing a political scandal.
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Secretary of the Interior
Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome
International Labor News Service
Robert C. Bell
Labor Papers
United States
Ormerly
Secreta of the Interior
Sinclair Crede Oi
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Mid-Continent
Sinclair
Teapot Naval Reserve
Standard Oil
United States Navy
Fall
Mammoth Oil Company
F. Sinclair
Indiana
Sinclair Companies
Ohio Oil and Gas Company
Grass Creek
Midwest Refining Company
Bie Muddy
Great Teapot
Standard Oil Co
Rocky Mountain
Ohio Oil and Gas Co
Midwest
Injunctions in labor disputes seen as failure and harm
E E Witte of the Wisconsin legislative reference library argues in American Labor Legislation Review that injunctions have failed to curb strikes or settle labor conflicts. He cites Palmer and Daugherty orders, notes rising use in 1922, and says injunctions push labor into politics while courts are seen as part of conspiracies. He warns of increased belligerence and potential recalls of court decisions.
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New York
N. Y
E. E. Witte
Wisconsin Legislative Reference Library
American Labor Legislation Review
Palmer
Anderson
United Mine Workers
Witte
Daugherty
Harding
Organized Labor
Henee
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James O'Connell
Metal ‘Trades Department of
The
American Federation of Labor
NAVY
Bell
Haing
Mr. Bell
Great Salt Creek
Interian
Pont Mieth
Leah School
B.& L. Union
Wilson Bros., Rugby
Atlas Worsted
Nelson Bros
High ST
Hamilton
LABOR
South Third Street
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