Bossert v. United Brotherhood of Carpenters

The firm of Goldberg & Smith were constructing under contract with the owners a building at the junction of Monroe and Grand streets, in the borough of Manhattan ; Louis Bossert & Son were furnishing, under contract with Goldberg & Smith, all the woodwork for said building, such as doors, sashes, window frames and trim. John Pice was the agent and organizer of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, a labor union consisting of about 200,000' members of whom about 40,000 worked *593in union mills and the others on buildings installing trim. Said Bice 'is now an agent and…