Coons v. Chrystie

Upon such, conflict of evidence as appears in this case, touching the main question at issue, I credit the witnesses called on behalf of the plaintiff, and, while the proof affords no - sufficient basis for a money judgment for more than nominal damages, the right to an injunction is, I think, clear. Acting in behalf of the defendant association, and at its instance, the individuals defendant caused workmen in the plaintiff’s employ to stop their work and abandon the employment, not that they might secure better wages elsewhere,, or to protect 'the scale of wages, but solely to the end that…