L. Daitch & Co. v. Retail Grocery & Dairy Clerks' Union

Plaintiff conducted a number of retail butter and egg stores in the city of New York. Most of the persons employed in these stores were related to various members of the plaintiff corporation. None of the employees were affiliated with the defendant union. Upon the trial the defendants conceded that there was no strike called in any of these stores by any of the employees; that members of the defendant union walked up and down in front of plaintiff’s places of business carrying signs of the union on their persons, which signs read: “ Patronize only such stores where this sign is displayed in…