Indiana House Moves to Impeach Judge Over Free Speech Suppression
Indiana representatives voted to impeach Judge Clarence W. Dearth of Delaware County Circuit Court in Muncie for alleged abuse of office to suppress free speech and a free press. The case, tied to constant clashes with editor George Dale, includes contempt battles and threats against Dale’s newspaper.
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Indiana
International Labor News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana House of Representatives
Clarence W. Dearth
Muncie
Delaware County Circuit Court
Dearth
State Senate
Judge Dearth
George Dale
Muntie
Dale
Clell Maples
United States Supreme Court
Greenville
Ohio
Indiana State Supreme Court
Ban on Yellow Dog Contracts Moves in Illinois Legislature
The Illinois House considers a bill outlawing forced anti union agreements termed yellow dog contracts. House Bill 125, sponsored by Rep Frank A McCarthy, aims to end conspiracy indictments for lawful wage disputes. A separate old age pension measure, HB 48, heads to Judiciary March 15, with labor groups backing the plan. Senate Bill 75 targets wage security for corporate employees in Illinois.
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International Labor News Service
Chicago
Minois
House of Representatives
Harry M. McCaskrin
Rock Island
Miiisis State Federation of Labor
Illinois
Frank A. McCarthy
Elgin
Mlinois
Committee On Judiciary
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Joint Labor Legislative Board of Illinois
District No. 12
United Mine Workers of America
R. G. Soderstrom
Lale County
Ilinois
Senate
Reds March and Rage in Final Drive Against Buster From Garment Trades
A New York City report details continued unrest in the East Side as ousted garment workers and fur workers join marches. It describes bolshevik rhetoric, dual unions, sabotage claims, and efforts to salvage failing unions amid wage losses and a contested union bank.
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Reds
Buster
Garment Trades
International Labor News Service
New York City
Fur Workers
Skolny Institute
Joint Board
Neva
East
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
New York
International Union Bank
Montreal Police Union Wins Appeals Court Ruling
Montreal city hall failed to dismiss Police Union No. 62 as judges of the Quebec Court of Appeals upheld an injunction against coercive measures. The 1922 city edict to disband the union was blocked, and the appeals court sided with the police in final judgment.
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International Labor News Service
Montreal
City Council of
Police Union No. 62
Court of Appeals
Province of
Quebec
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