Perfect Laundry Co. v. Marsh

Complainant proposed to reduce the wages of its routemen; their repartee was a demand for an increase. Rebuffed, they walked out in a body. The strikers are not members of any union; they number only sixteen, and their places in complainant's organization were immediately filled. So they have called for aid on the customers whom they formerly served, and have distributed among them printed notices reading:

"Perfect Laundry routemen on strike for a living wage. Kindly co-operate by not sending your bundle to the Perfect Laundry.

Thank you, Your Routeman."

The strikers have also orally told…