Jehovah Complex of Judges Picketing Unlawful
In 1916 a Bisbee restaurant employee quarreled with proprietors. The 1921 Supreme Court ruling held trade as property protected by injunction, declaring Arizona’s ban on injunctions unlawful except to protect describable property. Justice Taft’s majority upheld injunctive relief. Holmes and Brandeis dissented, warning against delusive exactness of the Fourteenth Amendment.
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George L. Knapp
Bisbee
Ariz
United States Supreme Court
Arizona
Taft
Arizona Court
Holmes
Brandeis
Clarke
Pitney
Justice Braindeis
Justice Holmes
Real Estate Owners Sue To Enjoin PWA Housing
Six Cambridge Massachusetts residents sue in the District of Columbia to block the PWA Cambridge Main Street project. They seek an injunction preventing Ickes from spending 2 750 000 for 312 living units arguing the project harms their rental profits by limiting tenants in the district.
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Washington, D. C
ILNS
Cambridge
Mass
District of Columbia Supreme Court
PWA
Ickes
Main Street
Strikebreaking debate saddles blame on agencies and detectives
A Boston hearing before the judiciary committee heard strikebreaking agencies defend their role while unions described constant shadowing and threats. The piece also notes a U S Labor Department Women’s Bureau report on how unemployment and low mood hit low income families in Indiana and beyond, detailing job loss, reduced earnings, and dwindling savings by late 1982.
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Indiana
Women’s Bureau
Boston
ILNS
State Capitol
Legislative Judiciary Committee
W. B. Field
Railway Audit and Inspection Bureau
James F. Cavanaugh
New England
Private Detectives’ Association
Robert Burns
Burns Agency
Ralph Dudley
Pinkerton Agency
Clifton Watts
Watts Agency
Joseph J. Wolf
Wolf Secret Service Bureau
William F. Cahill
Worthing Agency
Springfield
P. J. Burke
Cavanagh
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Labor
South Berl
Mishawaka
Ind
Bond Market Slips as Federal Tone Low Impacts Lenders
The report notes a softer bond market with prices easing and yields rising due to the Federal Reserve's recent tone. Analysts say credit conditions remain cautious as lenders adjust to ongoing rate expectations and market stress signals.
Miners Strike Ends in Illinois County After Prolonged Protest
The Progressive Miners Union halted a general strike affecting about 3,500 workers in 10 Peabody coal mines after officials secured a return to work under existing contract terms with the United Mine Workers. Lloyd A. Thrush announced the end of the strike.
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Illinois County
Harrisburg
USNS
Saline County
Progressive Miners’ Union
United Mine Workers of America
Peabody Coal Co
Peabody Mines
United Mine Workers
Fves
Lloyd A. Thrush
The
Progressive Union
States push to uphold Guffey coal act before high court
Pennsylvania Indiana and New Mexico attorneys general file briefs urging the U S Supreme Court to uphold the Guffey coal stabilization act. They argue federal power to regulate prices and wages overrides state rights and that the act provides a solution to a crisis affecting coal producers and the wider economy.
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Supreme Court
Washington, D.C
APLNS
Pennsylvania
Indiana
New Mexico
Supreme Court of the United States
Dylefe
Federal Waverment
Rural Electrification Act advances to house debate
The bill totaling 20 million dollars spends eight year loans to states and rural cooperatives to build and distribute electricity where central power is unavailable. Senator Norris sponsors the measure with support for municipal and cooperative generating facilities.
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APLNS
Sermtur Norris
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Chicago Market CO
Savage Auto Supply Co
Maple Avenue
Otter Jaber
Emal Electrification Act
Armstrong
Axminster Rugs
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