The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-13
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Business Men and Proprietors Of
Omaha Enjoined From Interfer IS
ing With Labor Unions.
Must Not Boycott or Threaten Of
Import Labor to Destroy Elk
listing Organizations.

Omaha, May 13.-Judge Dickinson in the
district court last night, on application OF
John o. Yeiser, an attorney representing
the labor unions whose members are on
strike, issued an Injunction against the
business men and proprietors even more
sweeping than that issued by the federal
court against the unions. last week.
The order rcstrains { the Business men
from refusing to sell goods to dealers who
employ union labor. prevents them from
boycotting union labor, requires the bust
ness mems association to cease holding
or in any way interfering with the unions
In the management Of their affairs.
Rather Sweeping.
The order Of the court restraints the
business mems association and others
named as defendants as follows:
F1rst-From In any manner threatening to In
Jure the business or person OF any employe or
member Of a labor union, or any person who may
employ and desires to employ such union men,
or from refusing to sell commodities and sup
plies or merchandise to employers OF such union
labor, and from discriminating against such per-
sons In the prices charged for any such COM
modify.
any manner any person into joining the said
business mems association.
Third-From threatening or intimidating any
person who may have become member OF said
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organizations or recognizes labor tions,
into disseminating such employment.
| s Fourth-From imposing any fines upon Its
members or persons for violating agreement
not to employ organized labor or not to recog-
nize labor union.
| Ftfth-From receiving or paying out any money
| whatever In pursuance Of any agreement to
break UP labor unions except attorneys fees in
| this action
sixth-From paying or offering any money to
officers or members OF unions, directly or indi-
recty, as bride to do Or not to do any act In
| pursuance of any agreement Of any Of said de.
PENDANTS against such unions.
! Seventh-From importing or engaging agents
or servants to import any laborers into the city
Of Omaha or state Of Nebraska in pursuance OF
| any existing plan to destroy labor organizations
Tor under any similar or new arrangement Of
plan.
Eighth-From bringing any other injunction
suits or actions in pursuance Of any general plar
Of such persons to break up any organization o.
any similar plans connected directly or indi
rectly with any existing plans
i Guide for Other Unions.
Judge Dickinson signed the order with
l out comment, and it is being served on TIL
! persons against whom it is directed. Will
4 1t concerns directly only the walters
union, it Is intended to act as a guide t.
the future action Of the other union
Whose members are on strike. The union
will decide on their plan OF action whel
the situation is more defined.
Judge Dickinson has been on the dis
4 triet bench ten years and is considered on
of the most able jurists in the state TIL
decision Is most peculiar because of tn
fact that three district court Judges yes
!, terday enjoined the walters union fror
|, all acts tending to hamper the business {
the restaurant proprietors.