Amendment to Sherman act sparks court jurisdiction debate
Commentary argues the amendment to the Sherman anti trust act is a law yet largely ignored by judges and urges Congress to curb equity court jurisdiction. It contends wage earners face penalties for refusing work, likening it to bondage, and notes rising auto numbers in the Baltic states and tractor upgrades in Puerto Rico coffee plantations.
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The American Federation of Labor chief William Green criticizes judges for issuing injunctions that curb wage earners rights, alleging constitutional violations. He notes federal and state actions harming miners and unions, pledging congressional action to limit court equity power and defend labor.
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