The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-25
LET SULLIVAN AND
FOELL REMEMBER
JUDGE JENKINS

The two injunction judges "Denne" Sullivan and
"charey" FoeI have slowed up in their attack gar
ment strike
Judge Charles NJ. FoeIl, Monday, postponed until
week the of the strikers brought before him.
Judge Dennis Sullivan, Tuesday, did the thing,
postponement made until May 9th. This spite
of the fact that "Denne had been away vacation and
supposed have ecuperated sufficiently his
unscrupuous attack on the garment strike.
There is only one conclusion that can be drawn from
this development in the heroic struggle OF the work
srs The Injunction Judges Sullivan first . and then Fo9
the strike pickets.
1t is, therefore, good time Sullivan and FoeII
remember another Injunction judge, Jenkins by
Jenkins in famous Northern Pacific Railroad in
injunction that has since become notorious directly pro-
hbited the quitting Of work This Jenkins Injunction
bitterly fought by the workers with the result that the
capitalist courts forced to acknowledge that the quitting
Another infamous injunction that the Judges Taft
1So3 which directed the engineers who employed by
connecting railways handle the of the Ann Abor
and Michigan railway whose engineers were on strike
We cite these things for the benefit Of the Injunction
Judges FoeI and Sullivan, of the vintage Of 1924
FoeI and Sullivan claim that they know the law. They
have tried tell the strike pckets what the law is They
have tried to do with dark threats and apparent
efforts at intimidation.
jenkins thought he knew what the law was in the
Northern Pacific Case when he ordered the men not to quit
work.
But the determined spirit of workers. struggling for
their rights made joke OF the legal outlook OF jenkins,
Foe and Sullivan didn't try to the garment workers
from going the strike in which they engaged
Foe and Sullivan have not tried to force other workers
to take the places Of those who out strike
they tried to do these things that judges tried do
twenty and thirty years ago. they would be laughed at
But they think is safe and legal stop the strikers
from pcketng their Jobs in effort to get the strike
breakers to join them
At least they made the effort behalf of the
garment bosses They recognized the of arrests that
made They listened to the silly attacks, the lies and
the misrepresentation of the bosses lawyers They listened
to this in all seriousness scowed the strike pces and
threatened drefu things the strikers before him. they
back the picket line while their pending
But Judges FoeI and Sullivan have postponed the
perhaps indefinitely Perhaps the fighting spirit of the
strikers has forced them to think things
In any event. their efforts stop pckeng in the year
1924 will be just aughabe in the years come,
the efforts of Jenkins to stop workers from going
strike and the attempt of Taft Kicks the work.
not strike, to scab their fellows who had walked
off their jobs
FoeIl and Sullivan, like Jenkins, Taft and Kicks, will
learn that laws change from time time. Even laws
made protect property change the years go on And
when the workers finally into power the law books of
the Foes, the Suvans and the Tas will be put away in
for curioses and looked upon the Joke books
of the ages