Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
THEY MUST NOT INTERFERE.
Scenes Of Violence In Connection
With the Strike Began Prompt.
ly Today
EMPLOYERS VERY AGGRESSIVE
leaning Goes Ou Under Guard--Ne.
grOes Arrive from South to Take
Place Of Strikers.

race OIL strikers.
Chicago, April 2S,--Judge c. c. Kohl.
saat Of the United states circuit court,
today granted an injunction to the EN-
ployers' association OF Chicago restrain
ing all persons from interfering with
the movements of the associations
wagons upon the street or in any way
obstructmg the business of members
Of the association. The Injunction is
temporary and is remrnable May 10.
1t is specifically directed against the
Transfers Joint council Of Chicago.
Soldiers seen ON the streets IN the
business districts here today gave rise
to reports that troops from Fort Sherl-
dan had already been ordered to chi
ccgo to suppress roting IN connection
with the wholesale sympathetic strike
growing out Of the troubles of the gar
ment workers and transfers. Rumor
had It that the regulars were quar-
tered IN the new postoffice. At Fort
sheridan fl was denied that any troops
had been sent TO Chicago as result of
the strike,
Immediately following the granting
Of the injunction the Chicago Employ
ors association placardcd all it's wagons
with notices reading as follows.
The United States circuit court has
enioined interference Of any kind with
this property and its drivers
The iUluItflUn WAS isgutl fh0
grounds that the Employers Teaming
company is "a corporation organized in
West Virginia, ana Jug a corporation
0f a foreign state has the right of pro.
lection under the federal government
No attempt was made to secure the
protection OF the federal courts under
thc interstate commerce act Besides
the tcdmstcrs' joint council the iniunc-
ton names all persons who We're served
with am injunctional WRIT Of the state
courts several days ago. AS soon as
the Injunction had been fled I'm court
$50 copies Of the order We're given TO
United States Marshal John g. Ames,
and he was asked TO serve an persons
named In the order as soon rs possible.
Six deputy murshals were called into
Marshal Ames' office and given iustruc-
ton to serve the papers at once.
VIOLENCE RENEWED.
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UNION POCKETS.
The greatest number Of union plckets
Were stationed today about barns OF the
crnib strset near STATE Tbo pon-upion
to1tnsfars 1ra bougsd I'm these stables
Su,rl1l details of uolicop,en wore sent
t6 tine gtahlrs In prctcrt he non.uniou
men as a vas feared that tho most
eerious disturbancos would occur I'm
tha violniiy of those bgrus
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