The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
AN INJUNCTION
AGAINST THE union
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uOuIlSV X UNlu WV
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Duke, partners doing business under
the firm name and style Of Ware and
Duke; r. y. Walthall, doing business
under the style OF Walthall Printing
Company; Robert Whittet, Sir. Robert
Whitlet, tr., and James whlttet, part
ners doing business undcr the firm
name and style OF Whittet and
ShepprrsoM. and Baughman sta
tionery Company. corporation.
or GONE one OF them, enter-
Ing Into bond, before the clerk OF
this court In the penalty or five
hundred dollars $500. with surety to
be approved by said clerk, conditioned
to pay all costs which may be awarded
against said compliments and all
damages that may be Incurred,
III case the Injunction herein
mentioned shall be dissolved on
final hearing, an Injunction Is
hereby granted in pursuance Of
the prayer OF con,plainnnts bill
restraining the Richmond Typo
graphical Union, No. 90, NJ. r. Pace,
PRESIDENT o. ". Shomo. vice -presi-
dent; Henry Meyer, financial secre-
tary; y. w. Blakcy, recording sccre-
tary; r. N O'kecfe. scrgea Mt at
arms; James r. 11ankins, w. r.
Booth, Andrew Tenser, Isaac b. Ride
nour Henry Mullen, James Tucker,
Jerry stone, e. r. Slaughter. John
A. Jones. John Il. Burnctte, Pat
Rahily. George II. Hundley. John a.
rutherford, B. II. Hudson. r. B.
Bowers, R. p. Goode, A. w Via,
Geo. F. 1Ielfert, w. r. Quarles. Her-
man Grolock, F. j. Mitchell c. r.
Hughes, sr, A. Cheatham, D. r.
Wilson, Alexander. +. Richardson. T.
Leroy Sharp, John ]. Baccigalupo
W. II. Chernnult, James E. Shep-
pard. Henry l.. Tenser Robert r.
Holstcad. w. Travcrs Moale August
Meyer, Robert Brown. A. B. McCul-
loch, George Smethie. s. f. Curry,
James Hancock, Thomas Freeman.
Willis Weaver, Roy Bradley Gordon
Bradley, j. Eddie Rose Charles A.
Hill, John O. IInnkins. p. A. Jacob,
L. T.. Palmer Jesse Hardin, Guy
Houchins, Joseph H. Heeke, r. r.
Putnam Charles M. Mosby, G. P.
Farrar. NJ G. Toye. Floyd B. Meyer,
D. L. Webster, James w. Reynolds,
j. Oakley Stewart, a. NJ carp. G. p.
Young, O.. II. Goode, r. D. Ramsey,
y. N. Finnegan. II. Gaines, Robert
Seaborn, John Morris, John Seibert,
Edgar A. Wicker, Claude Long, Reu-
ben Hit, John Lewis w. Fl. Mullen
IT. Henshall, jeff. Berry, George
Schlief, Herman Boschen, Max Gro
lock, James F. Hankins. members OF
Richmond Typographical Union. NO.
30, and as individuals; A. e. Hills,
organizer and cmploye OF the Inter-
national Typographical Union, their
Officers, agents, confederates and any
and all other persons assisting, aid
Ing or abetting said defendants or
any OF them, now or hereafter, Or
collaborating or acting IN concert
with said defendants or any OF them,
and recurring said defendants. their
confedcrates, servants and agents
and all persons assisting and abetting
them or any Of them to desist and
refrain, from in any manner inter-
fering with, llindering, obstructlng or
stopping the business Of said complain
ants, or any OF them, or their agents.
servants or employees, In the operation
OF the business of said compliments.
respectively; III
From picketing or maintaining at Or
near the premises Of saidS complain
ants, or any. OF them, any picket OF
pickets; from assaultin torstntimidat-s
ing, BY threats or other Use. &the eHa-s
ployes OF any Of said scomplainants.
or any person who may become or
seek to become IN employe Sof said
complainants. or either ofithem; from
jcongregating about or near the places
of business OF any of said complaint
ants, or about or near any place e where
their employees are lod ged or boarded,
for the purpose Of compelling. Undue
Ing orr soliciting the employees Of any;
OF said compliments ITO fleave their
service or to refuse to work for them.
or any Of them, or for the purpose of
preventing or. attempting to prevent.
any person from freely entering into
tho service Of any Of said complain
ants.
From interfering with or attempting
to hinder COMPLIMENTS. or any of
them. in carrying on their business in
the usual and ordinary way;
From following the employees of any
of said compliments to their homes
or other places, or calling upon them,
for the purpose OF Inducing them to
leave the employ OF said complalnants,
or of molesting or intimidating them
or their families;
From attempting by bribery, pay
ment or promise Of money, offers OF
transportation or other rewards, to
induce the employees OF any of said
5complainants to leave their service;
From attempting to create or en-
force any boycott against any of the
employees OF the complainants, or any
Of them:
And from doing any other act or
thing in furtherance OF the conspiracy
let forth in said bill until this cour
shall make other orders to the con-
trary.
And the sheriff of the city OF Rich
mond Is hereby required to serve =
copy Of this Injunction upon said de-
PENDANTS and each OF them, and to
mako return OF said service in due
form of law.
Bond Duly Given.
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