Simons v. Berry

McAvoy, J.:

The constitution of defendant association and its laws vest power in that body to charter subordinate unions. The board of directors has power under the association’s fundamental law to suspend or revoke the charter of a subordinate union for violation of the laws of the International Union. There is a membership at large provided for in sections inaccessible to chartered subordinate unions.

The plaintiff on the 17th day of September, 1923, was a member of Web Printing Pressmen’s Union, Local No. 25, which was a subordinate union chartered by the International Union. On the 18th day…