Forest City Manufacturing Co. v. International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union

This case, which is a suit for an injunction, grows out of the controversy attending a general strike which was called on August 10, 1933, by the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union in behalf of its St. Louis locals against the several plaintiffs originally joining in the institution of this suit, all of whom were engaged in the manufacture of cotton dresses. Subsequently an order of dismissal was entered as to all the plaintiffs save Forest City Manufacturing Company, and it alone pursued the case to its final determination.

The defendants were the International Ladies' Garment…