Carpenter . l)IS THE CARPENTER THAT OIL(Y) DECISION (By John B. Powell.). OW considerate the Su-preme Court of thecountry was for the em-ployers of labor, and .especially the interestsof Big Business, whenit virtually said tothem: Any judge ofany court may now de-cide a strike of youremployes, no matterwhat grievance theypresent, is an unreasonable, and thereforeillegal, combination, conspiracy and mon-opoly in restraint of trade. If yon black-list, boycott or lock out your workers, in-dividually or collectively, you are not vio-lating the Sherman law. And you may re-strain your competitors fr
Carpenter . l)IS THE CARPENTER THAT OIL(Y) DECISION (By John B. Powell.). OW considerate the Su-preme Court of thecountry was for the em-ployers of labor, and .especially the interestsof Big Business, whenit virtually said tothem: Any judge ofany court may now de-cide a strike of youremployes, no matterwhat grievance theypresent, is an unreasonable, and thereforeillegal, combination, conspiracy and mon-opoly in restraint of trade. If yon black-list, boycott or lock out your workers, in-dividually or collectively, you are not vio-lating the Sherman law. And you may re-strain your competitors from selling atprices less than what you fix for wares youput out. All this is now possible and it is alto-gether probable that the Big Business court—that is the highest of them all—will up-hold any court that decides the AmericanFederation of Labor and every local. State,national and international labor organiza-tion that has been or is directly or indi-rectly aiding, advising or supportingstrikes, picketing, persuading or resistingdecrees or arrests that take away
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