Clayton+Act

The Clayton Anti Trust Act was introduced to congress by Henry De Lamar Clayton Jr on June 5th 1914. the bill was signed on September 2nd 1914 by President Woodrow Wilson. This act was very much like the sherman anti trust act but it was worded with not as many loop holes and it was important in that it allowed for the protection of workers unions and unionization. The Clayton Anti Trust Act made it illegal for corporations to use the techniques of interlocking directorates price descrimination. It also allowed for legalizing strikes and peaceful picketing. - Aaron Ludwig