The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-07-11

1tcaIIv and ndustrioly can zoe accomplish hsscct 1T is
high time that organised labor met in ontiinjction
ference and laid plans get rid of this ev It Is high time
that labor gets together the political field and puts fodrd
United Labor ticket against the capitalist politicians only
By these methods hope to accomplish anything
Robert w. Dunn, Civil Liberties Unionl
TO fight the skeeaking injunction poOs Oested IN
the courts certain lines of ccvity ope" to organized
labor:
L. To exercise abors constitutional liberties of free
speech press assembly though this nooUes the open
collation. Of courts picketkmg edic This oik as in the
jGiIs ith abors best elements This dramatic type Of protest
is necessary.
e. To bring impeachment proceedings, ohere possible,
against the junctonung judges and to fight for ont
junction legislation the senate and house Of representatives.
OF the United States as oe as IN the state legislatures
g. To Organise the unorganised The stronger labor is
~nioned the Influential its voce in determining the policy
of courts legislatures and judges.
In this connection to fight particularly the company
union and the yeo dog contract 1T must not be forgotten
that supssive njunctions often based the rGch
GmIabor operations of the bosscontroed company unions
For example the pending Injunction of the Forsta and Huff
mann Co. at Passeic A. j. Is grounded upon the inspired re-
guest for protection to cobs issued by ew company suckers
connected toth the company anion.
To organise labor politically real labor party is the
srest oGy to strike at the injunction toedpon o10 enacng
in the hands of the employers and their legal agents the
bench only Labor Party deal effective bIoo
functions and the Tsardom Of the courts
BY Carl Haesser Managing Editor, The Federated Press.
INJUNCTIONS excellent aoeapon for the class that
to control the courts In America the employers
troll the courts and the oorers suffer from njuncons
day the 1oorers U control the courts and the employers to
suffer from njunctons And still later day the
poyer may perhaps be permanently enoned from predicting
their profession Inunctions all right
j. r. Emme, Associated Textiles (co-operatve) ST. Paul
MOST Of our lao is heirloom handed do,on to
from England therefore finds itself IN erncreasing
conflict ,oith modern indusasm and all progressive social
ideas
The groong evil Of the Injunction must be met and this
only be done By the 0orers repudiang and making
popular the issuance Of njuncons in labor The pro-
must be just the opposite from oha used advocat
ing and making possible labor legislation under the caption of
police posoer of state Nothing be more effective
in destroying the Injunction than reputation and viola
ton of the JUDGES edct tohen inunctions issued
Anna E. David Secretary Organizer Local No. ST. Millinery
Workers. Union.
Labor must fight the injuncon-the bosses toedpon
break strikes By ignoring the the ladies' garment
did, and the phole labor increment should rally the sup
port Of those oho hare the courage to defy the Injunction
method of ensIGvng the toorkers.
" r. caIverton Editor The Modern Quartery-Auhor Of
"The Newer Spirit"
THERE several Of fighting the Injunction Menace,
bit only in chich the fight be mancarcrcd oh
70 appeal the pseudoinncts Of fair play and dec
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