Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. Barnhill

The trial was had on the common counts, and count 7, added by way of amendment. It is averred in the latter count that plaintiff was a member of defendant order, and that defendant contracted with plaintiff at the time he became a member, as such employee of said railway company “and as a striking member of said brotherhood to pay plaintiff strike benefits or strike pay” at the rate indicated, being, after the first year, “.$100 per month” “so long as said strike should-last;” that all strike benefits due plaintiff from March 5, 1921, until September 5, 1923, were paid. It is further averred…