"In view of the recent high handed interference with the business of Railroad Companies, and the serious and sometimes fatal consequences that have resulted to the innocent traveling public from the unjustifiable and arbitrary conduct of the organization known as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers upon other Railroads, it has been deemed unadvisable to retain in the employment of this Company any one who is a member of that organization."
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John E. Wootten, writing on behalf of the railroad and giving notification that workers would either quit their union or be fired, in the original document available on Wikimedia Commons
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