The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-11-28
Judge BeIden Issues an Injunc-
ton to Protect Men and
Property Of Badger Co.
MANY DEFENDANTS NAMED
Injunction Prohibits Former Employees
and Labor Leaders From In Any
Way Interfering in Conduct
of COmpany's Business

The Badger Brass company has at
last gone to the Circuit Court to Sc
cure protection for its plant and the
men employed against attacks on the
part of former employees and late
Saturday afternoon Judge Be1den is.
sued an injunction restraining the
men from interfering with the COM
pany in any way. The injunction
was issued on the complaint of the
company in which it was shown that
the company's former employees and
other men named in the order had
committed open acts of violence.
The injunction as issued by the
Court is being served on the various
defendants as fast as they can be To-
Gated and the following are named as
defendants in the injunction: John
Daily, Leo Wells, B. L. Carter, Ray
Starr, Henry Anderson, Charles Kill
bourne, William South, Robert
Behnke, William Brown, William
BuckeTfe1d, Herbert Buckerield,
Arthur Beaufoy, James Meredith,
William Grosjean, Albert Schone-
bachler, Louis Kekst, Adolph Kreu-
ger, Peter Palermo, Walter Ohme,
Andrew Vis1an, Albert Gray, Anton
Bottle, r. Buel, Joseph Montgomery,
William Bradley, -- Sel1man,
w. A. Britton, Joseph Everett, G.
Gruis, c. Russell, William Rice,
Michael Quinn, H. Kekst, L. Berko-
vich, Bernard McClosky, Richard
McClosky, Matthew Hill, John HILL,
William Bosse and Thomas Carr.
The injunction is in part as follows:
SIT is Ordered, That until the fur
Their order of this Court: The above
named defendants, and each and
every of them, and said Metal
Polishers, Buffers, Platers, Brass
Moulders, Brass and Silver Workers
Union of North America, and the said
Locals thereof, numbered As, 322, 333,
338, 339, 81 and $50, and each and
every of them, and each and every of
their officers and committees, and the
servants and agents of said de-
PENDANTS, or either of them, and each
and every person aiding or abetting,
or who may be aiding or abetting,
said defendants or said Metal Polish
ers, Buffers, P1aters, Brass Mou1ders,
Brass and Silver Workers Union Of
North America, or said locals thereon,
numbered As, 322, 333, 338, 500, 317
and $50, or any or either of them, be,
and they and each and every of them
are hereby enjoined and restrained:
"From congregating or being upon
or about the sidewalks or streets or
alleys or places adjoining or adjacent
to the premises of said plaintiff, here
matter described, or upon or about
said premises.
"From hindering or preventing, or
attempting to hinder or prevent, by
threats, assault, fraud, intimidation,
force, abusive language, duress, per-
suasion or coercion of any kind, any
person or persons from engaging in
or continuing in any work or employ-
ment for or on behalf of said plaintiff,
on, in or about it's said premises, and
from guarding or picketing said
premises for said purpose.
''And from in any way interfering
with or hindering or preventing, or
attempting to hinder or prevent any
person or persons from freely enter
ing upon or leaving said premises of
said plaintiff, and from guarding or
picketing said premises for such pur-
pose.
'sAnd from in any way interfering
with, or hindering or preventing, or
attempting to hinder or prevent the
carrying on or management of the
business of the said plaintiff; and
from trepassing or going on said pre-
misses of said plaintiff.
"And from compelling any one, in
the employ of or seeking employment
from said plaintiff, to listen to any ar
guments Of the said defendants, or
their co.conspirators or pickets, or
any or either of them, against his will,
and from guarding or picketing said
premises for such purpose.
"And from persuading or inducing,
in any manner, any person to join in
the organization or furtherance of
any conspiracy to compel said plain
tiff to give up or abate, in any way.
its control of its factory and,business.
'And from inducing, by1threats or
otherwise, any person or corporation
to refuse to furnish or sell to said
plaintiff, or any of its employees, sup
plies or other merchandise, or to re-
fuse board and lodging to any of the
employees of said plaintiff, or to refuse
to perform any lawful service for said
plaintiff or its said employees, or any
or either Of them.