Delorme v. International Bartenders' Union, Local 624
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBeals, J.
This action was instituted by plaintiff, Leo Delorme, against International Bartenders’ Union, Local 624, Dick Howard, and Henry Traub, plaintiff alleging that under a license from the state of Washington he was operating a tavern in which he sold beer and wine at retail, his patrons being generally residents of the city of Yakima; that the defendants in the action had picketed his place of business, giving notice of their contention that plaintiff, in the conduct of his business, was unfair to organized labor and to the defendant union. Plaintiff further alleged that there was no dispute…
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