Abstract
bined to raise their own wages were prosecuted for criminal conspiracy at one time. We did not officially jettison that doctrine until little more than a century ago. As late as 1917 the Supreme Court of the United States was giving positive support to the yellow dog contract, in which workers agreed, as a condition of getting and keeping their jobs, not to join or support a union. The court held that union lead-
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