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Collmarie

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What purpose was pursued by the United Hatters?

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Did the Court uphold the yellow-dog contract?



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Answer to Question 1

The purpose of the United Hatters was to compel unionization of the plaintiff's manufacturing operations.

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Yes, as constitutional rights of personal liberty and private property..




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