Unions Quotes
This quotation was reprinted and widely distributed by the CIO in its 1936 organizing drive of the Ford Motor Company
In 1919 the Boston police force went on strike. Coolidge, then governor, called up the National Guard and broke the strike refusing to let the strikers back on the force.
Van Cleave was rabidly opposed to any anti-trust government “interference” with business and he was also virulently opposed to labor unions. See {638616}, {638615}, {638614}, and {638613}.