The age-herald., 1901-07-24
MILL OPERATORS TO
 ENJOIN STRIKERS
Manager of American Sheet Steel Company Will Ask Courts to Prevent Strikers from Interfering With Operation of
 PIants-Grea Indignation at Welsylle

the strikers today over report that Patrick o'Connor and Daniel Rumbaugh- before him and forbidden them to talk to men on their way to the mill in the effort to keep them from going to work.
 Vice President Chapel of the Amalga- mated Association sought the Mayor and asked him what he meant by trying to abridge the rights of free speech.
 Mayor Dennis denied that he had for bidden the strikers to talk, and said: the members of the association must not take hold of any mans coat and hold him while talking to him. I told them it was better to go to mans house and talk to him than to gather a crowd in the street"
 
 judgment or decision of the judge of pro bate to the circuit court of his county, tilQ Luc JuuBiHt1l Ol lic CiECot SOoh oP- on such matter shall be final.
 The Registration List.
 The General Assembly shall provide by law a method for expunging from the registration of electors any name, or names improperly on the list certified by the tax collector or recorded by the Judge of Probate or added to either of said lists by any person. The tax collec- tors of the several counties shall remit to the, State Auditor within the first fif- teen days of April of each year the amount received by them respectively up- on the school contribution, less their commission. It shall be unlawful for any tax collector to receive any school con tribution for any year after the 31st day of March of that year, and any tax col lector ho wilfully or intentionally adds to, or omits from the list herein re- quired to be certified, and any judge of probate who wilfully or Intentionally fails to accurately record the list certified, shall be guilty of a felony. No per son whose name does not appear on the said certified list and registration of electors for the year next preceding that on which the election is held shall be enti- tied to vote. except that in case of ap- plication by a citizen to have his name added and the judgment favorable there to. of the judge of probate or Circuit Court, such person may vote, as though his name were on said list; provided that nothing herein shall be coLKtrued to ex- clude from voting any soldier or sailor who has fought or was actually enlisted on either side nthe war between the states, or who has fought or was actu- ally enlisted in any war to which the United States was party. but all such soldiers and sailors otherwise qualified may vote without having made the school contribution.
 Sec. 2. All elections by the people shall be by ballot, and also elections by per- sons in a representative capacity shall be viva voce.
 Sec. 8. The following persons shall be disqualified both from registering and from voting, namely:
 All idiots and insane persons; those who shall by reason of conviction of crime, be disqualified from voting at the time of the ratification of this constitu- tion, and those who shall be convicted of treason, murder, arson, embezzlement nafeasance in office, larceny, receiving stolen property, obtaining property or money under false pretense, perjury. sub ornation of perjury, robbery, assault with intent to rob. burglary, forgery, bribery, assault and battery on the wife, bigamv, living in adultery. sodomy, incest, rape,
 
 any crime punishable by imprisonment in the penitentiary or of any infamous crime or crimes involving moral turpitude; also any person who shall be convicted as vagrant or a tramp, or of selling or offer ing to sell his vote or the vote of another. or buying or offering to buy the vote of another in any election by the people, or in any primary election, or to procure the nomination or election of any person to any office or of suborning any witness or registrar to secure the registration of any person as an elector.
 Sec. f. No person shall be qualified to vote or participate in any primary elec- tion, party convention. mass meeting or other method of party action of any po- litical party or faction who shall not pos- sess the qualifications prescribed in this article for an elector. or who shall be dis qualified under the provisions of this arti- cle from voting.
 Only Electors Can Vote.
 Sec 5. Notperson not registered and qualified as an elector under the provis- ions of this article shall vote at any state, county, municipal election, general, local or special. held subsequent to the general election in 1902; but the provisions of this article shall not apply to any cleo tion held prior to the general election in 1902 and any elector who shall comply with the provisions hereof in the year 1902 shall be entitled to vote in said election.
 Sec. 6. Any elector whose right to vote shall be challenged for any legal cause before an election officer shall be required to swear or affirm, that the matter of the challenge is untrue before his vote shall be received, and any one who wilfully swears, or aff1rms falsely thereto shall be guilty of perjury.
 Sec 2. In the trial of any contested election, in any proceedings to investigate any election. no person other than de- fendant shall be allowed to withhold his testimony. on the ground that he may criminate himself, or subject himself to public infamy; but such person shall nos be prosecuted for any offiense arising out of the transaction concerning which he
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