20

Injunctions not to be limited by the Criminal Law,

Many may not be restrained from doing what One may lawfully

do,

Trial by Jury in Cases of Contempt,

Supplementary Report regarding Injunctions,

A Further Supplementary Report regarding Injunctions, .

Recommendation of a Minority of the Committee in Reference to Trial

by Jury in Contempt Cases,

Employers' Liability and Compensation Acts,

Views of a Majority of the Committee in Reference to the Compensation

Act hereinafter presented by Certain Members of the Com-

mittee,

Supplementary Report as to a Compensation Act,

Supplementary Views on Employers' Liability,

Blacklisting,

Supplementary Report as to Blacklisting,

Subjects Other than Injunctions and Compensation, .

79

Senate, No. 116, relative to bringing Certain Actions under the Em-

ployers' Liability Act,

79

House, No. 266, relative to Assumption of Risk by Employees,

House, No. 403, Profit-sharing in Public-service Corporations,

House, No. 765, Juries to determine the Degree of Negligence, .

House, No. 766, relative to Verdicts,

81

83

83

84

House, No. 773, Safeguarding the Interests of Injured Employees,

85

To regulate Hours of Labor on Street Railways,

Supplementary Report as to Hours of Labor on Street Railways,

Resolutions regarding Edward S. Cohen, D. D. Driscoll and Arthur M.

Huddell,

Appendix:-

Andrews Westgatt Company v. Local Assembly 1552, K. of L., .

Napier Motor Company v. Local No. 264, International Association

of Machinists et al.,

Jacob Lewitzky et als. v. The Independent Rag Workers of Massa-

chusetts et als..

Sampson & Murdock Company v. Boston Typographical Union et al.,

John Miller and William Miller v. Frederick J. Kneeland et al.,

American Woolen Company v. The Weavers Union et al.,

Massachusetts Breweries Company v. McCarthy et al.,

R. S. Brine v. Brotherhood Teamsters et al.,

H. R. 18446 (Pearre Bill),

Issue of Injunctions,

Memorandum Master Builders Association, in re Strikes, 1902–1907,

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

To the Great and General Court.

BOSTON, Jan. 24, 1908.

In accordance with an order of the General Court of 1907, we have the honor to transmit the following report of the Joint Special Committee on Labor, appointed to investigate and report on certain bills specially referred to it, relating to labor matters and other kindred subjects.

JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON LABOR.

SENATE MEMBERS.

Hon. WILLIAM H. FEIKER Of Northampton, Chairman. Hon. WILLIAM OTIS FAXON of Stoughton.

Hon. WILLIAM W. CLARKE of Boston.

HOUSE MEMBERS.

Rep. WILLIAM TURTLE of Pittsfield, Chairman.

Rep. ELMER C. POTTER of Worcester.

Rep. CHARLES D. B. FISK of Boston.

Rep. WILLIAM E. WEEKS of Everett.

Rep. THOMAS PATTISON of Osterville.

Rep. SAMUEL Ross of New Bedford.

Rep. DANIEL J. MCDONALD of Boston.
Rep. FRANCIS J. FENNELLY of Fall River.

JAMES C. WHITE, Clerk.