Manning v. Kennedy

Plaintiff brought suit alleging that defendants had maliciously conspired to injure plaintiff by causing him to be discharged from his employment.

The complaint alleged that prior to July 5, 1938 plaintiff was a milk wagon driver and route salesman and member in good standing of the Milk Wagon Drivers ’ Union, Local 753, of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters of the American Federation of Labor; that Local 753 had contracts with most of the milk dealers in Chicago, including the Borden Company, by which plaintiff was employed, which provided that no person could be employed as milk…