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the nailroad Executives and t be ftll.
road Labor Organizations headed by Mr.
Jewell is confused in the mind of th a
WolffPackingCoVIndustrialCourt262US522_File00001
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as to whether the Company should deal with a certain labor organization to which many of its employees
FridayMay24th_File00004
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organization has the right to exclusive representation of the employees in the
unit with respect
StLouisandOFallonRyCo279US461_1929_File00045
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some of the principal cities of the United States, several
farm, agricultural, arid labor organizations, traveling salesmen
PennsylvaniaRCoVUSRRLaborBoard_1923_File00008
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labor organizations to control transportation, even to the extent
requiring settlement of disputes by negotiation with authorized
WolffPackingCoVIndustrialCourt262US522_File00046
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as to whether the Company should deal with a certain labor organization to which many of its employees belonged, System
Federation No
FridayMay24th_File00009
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s 104.
FN2. 'Suits for violation of contracts between an employer and a labor
organization representing employees in an industry affecting
WolffPackingCoVIndustrialCourt262US522_File00002
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In the case of Coppage v. State of Kansas,4 the Supreme Court
said:
"Can
it be doubted that a labor organization, a voluntary
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said:
"Can
it be doubted that a labor organization, a voluntary organization of
2 117 N. E. 582.
s 245 U. S. 229.
4 236
U. S. 100.
IOWA LAW
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dant refused to renew
Held, that (I) the
industry.
tiff labor organization against the defendant
as scheduled by the