The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-11-28

III any manner or upon any terms pre-
scribed or to be prescribed by any as
ISOLATION or union or any local organ
ration or membership thereof; or to
refrain against its will from hiring or
in any lawful manner,
such workmen and employees upon
such terms as to said plaintiff or it's
OH GERS may seem best.
"Said premises are situated in the
city of Kenosha, in the county Of Ke-
nosha and state of Wisconsin"
dated November %, A. D. 1907.
BY the Court:
E. B. BELDEN, Judge
The more important allegations of
the com plaint on which the injunction
is based are as follows:
That the above named defendants
are none of them employees of this
plaintiff, nor have any of them any
business relations with this plaintiff;
that some of them we're formerly en-
p1oyes of this plaintiff, but that their
business connection with the plaintiff
had been totally severed before the
commencement of this action.
That all the defendants named in
the title of this complaint have con-
spired, combined and confederated
together and with each other, and
with many hundred other persons
who are unknown to this plaintiff, to
malicious1y injure this plaintiff, and
to cripple, injure and destroy it's said
business, and that all of the members
Of the said Metal Polishers, Buffers,
Platers, Brass Moulders, Brass and
Silver Workers Union of North Am.
erica have combined, conspired and
confederated together and with many
other persons unknown to this plain
tiff, through the machinery of the
said association and it's said locals,
andsotherwise, to injure, cripple and
impede and obstruct the business of
the plaintiff, for the purpose of ma
1iciously compelling this plaintiff to
do and perform many acts against its
will, as hereinafter more particularly
set out; and to maliciously prevent
and hinder this plaintiff from doing
and performing lawful acts, that is to
say, operating its factory according to
the wish and Judgment of this plain
tiff and it's officers in lawful way.
That the said defendants have so
conspired, confederated and combined
and are now conspiring and under
taking and concerting together, and
with many other persons within and
without said city, through the said
asociation, its said locals and other
wise:
(a) To compel this plaintiff, against
it's and their will, to pay all machin-
lists, lamp makers, buffers, spinners,
foundrymen and workers in brass and
other metals, and 1aborers and APP
prentices to the said various trades
and occupations and working in con-
nection Herewith, who are combined
or confederated with the said de-
PENDANTS as members of said associa-
ton and said locals, according to the
number of hours such men may work
or pretend to work, irrespective of the
results accomplished by such work or
pretended work, and irrespective of
the amount or quality of the produc-
ton resulting from such work.
TO- To compel this plaintiff and it's
officers to refrain against its and their
will, from paying, and to compell ali
workmen to refrain from receiving
the amounts of money which such
workmen may actually earn, and to
COMPEL this plaintiff, against it's will,
to refrain from making any contracts
with any of its workmen, save such
as may be dictated or approved by the
said conspirators through their said
association and locals.
(e) To prevent this plaintiff from
availing itself of much of the service
which many of its workmen are will
ing to give, and to prevent this plain
tiff, against it's will, from getting
from it's said factory, the output of
product of which the said factory is
capable, and which it's workmen, if
left to themselves, would be willing to
produce;
(d) To prevent this plaintiff from
paying, and it's workmen from receiv,
ing, such wages as may be agreed
upon from time to time between this
plaintiff and its employees;
(e) To prevent this plaintiff, con-
trary to its and its officers will and
wish, from fully utilizing the machin-
cry in their plant and the labor which
they could hire and compensate, if
not prevented by said conspiracy;
(f) To prevent this plaintiff from
employing any workmen in its said
factory, excepting only the said de-
PENDANTS or their fellow conspirators,
and from employing any man what
ever, except on sucn terms as may be
dictated by the conspirators, acting
through said association and locals,
or otherwise;
(g) To drive away, by intimidation
and threats, such of the workmen of
this plaintiff as are susceptible of in
timidation, and to entice away 9TH |
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