Albro J. Newton Co. v. Erickson
New York Supreme Court
Motion to continue preliminary injunction.
1Opinion of the CourtBlackmar, J.
The plaintiff is a manufacturer of doors, sashes, blind and trim. It -does -a business o-f $300,00-0 a year iand employs about 175 men. It keeps -an “open” shop, employing men without reference to their membership in labor unions. The defendants are agents and officers o-f certain local labor organizations, affiliated with -and subordinate to the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, being a union of about 185,0-0-0 workers in wo-o-d. The defendants and those whom they represent are hereinafter called the union. The union has established -a certain scale of wages and hours…
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