Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-09-21
THAT INJUNCTION.
Text of an Interesting Docu-
ment Recently Received

nent Recently Received
And Read with Close Attention b.
Several Local Citizens VIII,
we're Enjoined and What they Can
not do Under Pain of the Courts
Displeasure.
The following is a copy OF one oil
the injunctions recently issued bN
Judge John w. Mason against the
striking glass workers of town:
Economy Tumhler Co, a Corpora.
ton, vs.. Harry Stevens, ct al.
Economy Tumbler Company, a
corporation, by It's counsel, present
ed bill to the Judge of the Circuit
Court of Monongalia County, West
Virginia, in Vacation of said Court,
on this 10Th day of September, 1903,
against Harry Stevens, Ed Stevens,
Geo. Baker, Robert Mcclellan, Very
Mcclellan, Frank Eehert, Thos
Heiteschew, Chas. Halder, Frank
Feck, Fred Bishop, Joe Nev, Charles
Feck, w. +. Mitchell, August Leist-
man, Joe Roos, Jr, Frank McKenna,
VIM. Sigwart, Anton Sigwart, John
Henderson, Conrad Funfrock, Norris
Weibel, Joe Weible, Sabatino Saba
tino Spadaceio, Homer Crawford,
Joe Lohry, Mrs. Harry Stevens, Mrs.
Ed. Stevens, Mrs. George Baker,
Mrs. W. Il. Mcclellan, and Mrs.
Frank Mekenna, their associates,
confederates and co-conspirators,
defendants, asking for an Injunction
against them on account of certain
allegations made in the said bill.
Upon consideration of the said
bill, it is ordered that an Injunction
be awarded the plaintiff, prohibiting
and enjoining the defendants, and
each OF them, and all persons acting
with. through or under them, from
interfering in any unlawful manner
with the plaintiff in the operation of
its said glass plant, and from the use
Of any and all threats. menaces, and
intimidations toward or against the
officers or employees of the plaintiff,
of any person or persons who may
desire to enter the employ of the
plaintiff for the purpose of compelI
ing such officers or employees now in
its service from continuing in such
employment; or to prevent others
who may so desire from entering the
employment of the plaintiff.
And the said defendants, and all
persons acting with, under or
through them, are further enjoined
and prohibited from congregating
at or near the said works and prop
erty Of the plaintiff for the purpose
IF in any manner compelling the
officers or employees OF the plaintiff
to quit the employment of the plain
tiff, or to prevent any person or per
sons who may desire so to do from
entering the employment Of the
plaintiff, and TO prevent the said
defendants, and those who may be
associated with them, from doing
and performing any and all acts
tending i'll any manner to intimidate
or to coerce any person or persons in
the service of the said company to
quit the same, or to prevent any per-
son or persons who may desire from
entering the employment of the
plaintiff.
But this order shall not take effect
under the plaintiff, or some one for
it, shall execute bond before the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mon
ongalia County, in the penalty of
five hundred 5000 dollars, with
good personal security, conditioned
that it will pay all such costs as
may be awarded against it, and also
all such damages as may be incurred
or sustained by the said defendants,
or any of them, in case this injunc-
ton shall be hereafter dissolved
The said Clerk of the Circuit
Court OF Monongalia County is here
by directed to cause copies of this
order to be served upon the defend
ants herein named.
Done in vacation this 18th day of
September, 1903.
JOHN w. MASON,
Judge of the CAcuit Court Of
Monongalia County.
To:
JOHN SHRIvER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Mon
ongalia County.
A true copy: reste: John SHRIvER
Clerk.