Beginning when the Social Club, an association founded in 1906, requested a charter from the AFL; in the aftermath of this event, the United Garment Workers union refused to sew uniforms for the new hires.
In an attempt to forestall this event, Andrew Peters appointed a Citizen's Committee chaired by the local reformer, James Storrow, to review the central dispute; however the hard line of Edwin Upton Curtis resulted in the prosecution of 19 individuals, 8 of whom who were indefinitely suspended from work. Beginning when the Social Club, an association founded in 1906, requested a charter from the AFL; in the aftermath of this event, the United Garment Workers union refused to sew uniforms for the new hires. This event prompted then Governor Calvin Coolidge to tersely conclude, "There is no right to strike against the public safety, anywhere, anytime," for 10 points, name this labor strike beginning on September 9th 1919 set in Massachusetts.
In an attempt to forestall this event, Andrew Peters appointed a Citizen's Committee chaired by the local reformer, James Storrow, to review the central dispute; however the hard line of Edwin Upton Curtis resulted in the prosecution of 19 individuals, 8 of whom who were indefinitely suspended from work.
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