The Shoe Workers' Journal
The Shoe Workers' Journal
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Douglas with having failed to carry out his personal agreement, made April 13, 1908, that his Company would not transfer any mor** shoes in consideration of our unions in Brock- ton being permitted to negotiate a inird grad« price list with the Company?
Fourth — Do we insult Mr. Douglas when we charge that his Company after repudiating the agreement of April 13th, also permitted hi?
Company to repudiate a similar agreement mad,s on April 16th or three days later?
Fifth — Do we Insult Mr. Dougla...s when we charge and prove that false statements were made by the Company in their advertising con- nected with the publication of the Duncan let- ter?
Digitized by Google 29 Sixth — Is it an Insult when we charge that the letterhead of the American Federation of Labor was a photographic reproduction used by the Company without authority of the A. F.
of L.?
Seventh — Do we insult when we charge tha* the Allied Printing Trades label was photo- graphed and used by the Company in connection .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Douglas with having failed to carry out his personal agreement, made April 13, 1908, that his Company would not transfer any mor** shoes in consideration of our unions in Brock- ton being permitted to negotiate a inird grad« price list with the Company?
Fourth — Do we insult Mr. Douglas when we charge that his Company after repudiating the agreement of April 13th, also permitted hi?
Company to repudiate a similar agreement mad,s on April 16th or three days later?
Fifth — Do we Insult Mr. Dougla...s when we charge and prove that false statements were made by the Company in their advertising con- nected with the publication of the Duncan let- ter?
Digitized by Google 29 Sixth — Is it an Insult when we charge that the letterhead of the American Federation of Labor was a photographic reproduction used by the Company without authority of the A. F.
of L.?
Seventh — Do we insult when we charge tha* the Allied Printing Trades label was photo- graphed and used by the Company in connection .
What to read after The Shoe Workers' Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boot And Shoe Workers' Union to read onlineMoreLess
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