Another of these events defied the orders of Edwin Upton Curtis, who refused to re-hire participants even though Samuel Gompers had urged for its end.
Donald Pomerleau warned that participants in one of these events would face punishments like not being able to use air conditioned cars, and afterwards both Pomerleau and Governor Martin Mandel were sued for illegal spying. One of these events took place in July 1974 in Baltimore and was an early test case for the AFSCME, while another of these events was branded an attempt at creating "Soviet government" by Henry Cabot Lodge. Another of these events defied the orders of Edwin Upton Curtis, who refused to re-hire participants even though Samuel Gompers had urged for its end. That one of these events in 1919 in Boston resulted in a Calvin Coolidge line about there being "no right" to harm "the public safety, anywhere, anytime." For 10 points, name these events which typically involved disgruntled law enforcement officers.
Donald Pomerleau warned that participants in one of these events would face punishments like not being able to use air conditioned cars, and afterwards both Pomerleau and Governor Martin Mandel were sued for illegal spying.
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