Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-18
STRIKERS RESTRAINED.

an injunction restraining the Amalga-
mated Woodworkers' International
Union OF America; Boxmakers' Union
of Wausau and Charles F. Gebelein,
and all strikers from in any manner
interfering, hindering, obstructing or
stopping the business of plaintiffs.
Upon reading and filing the verified
complaint, the injunction asked for
was granted by Judge Marchetti. A
copy of the order and of the verified
complaint and affidavits were served
upon the defendants excepting c, +.
Gebelein and others who were out of
the city, as per the order of the munich
pal judge. The restraining order is as
follows:
State OF Wisconsin, Marathon Conntv
Municipal Court, MAJ a'non ooun'S
j. G.. Goodwillie, ct. al, Plaintiffs
The Amalgamated Woodworkers'
international Union of America, Box
makers Union No. 2SS Amalgamated
WOodwOrkers' international Union of
America, Charles f. Gebelein, ct. al,
Defendants
Upon reading and filing the verified
complaint in this action, and upon the
atfidavits of Robert Mulhall, Howard
Fisher, Matthew Ross, Harry Roberts,
Jos. <. Farley, Charles Adams, Roy
Brown, Jos. Cudmore, w H. Mcbride,
+. A. Harrington and Morris Huber,
thereto annexed, and upon motion of
Kreutzer, Bird & Rosenberg, attorneys
for the plaintiffs,
|. 1t is ordered, that the defendants
and each of them show cause before me
at my chambers in the court house, in the
city of Wansau, in said county, on the
Goth day of June, A. ID. 1907, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon ofsaid day, why
temporary injunction should not be
granted, restraining the said defendants
and each of them from in any manner
interfering with, hindering, obstruct-
ing or stopping the business of said
plaintiffs, or from in any manner inter-
fering with, hindering, obstructing, or
stopping the agents, servants and EN-.
ployees of the plaintiffs in the operation
of the PLAINTIFF several plants.
2. From picketing or maintaining at
or near the premises of said plaintiffs
or any of them any picket or pickets
3. From assaulting orintimidating by
threats or otherwise the employees of
any of said plaintiffs; or any persons
who may become or seek to become
employees of said plaintiffs or either of
them.
4. From congregating at or about
the places of business of any of said
plaintiffs or about or near any places
where their employees are lodged or
boarded, for the purpose of compelling,
inducing or soliciting the employees OF
said plaintiffs to leave their service and
to refuse to work for the plaintiffs or
any of them, or for the purpose of pre-
venting or attempting to prevent any
person from freely entering into the
service of any of said plaintiffs.
5. From interfering with or attempt
ing to hinder plaintiffs or any of them
in carrying on their business in the
usual and ordinary way.
6. From following the employees of
any Of said plaintiffs to their homes OF
other places, without the consent of said
employees or calling upon them, with
out their consent, for the purpose of
inducing them to leave the employ of
said plaintiffs or any of them, or modest
ing or intimidating the employees of the
plaintiffs or their families.
z. From attempting by bribery, pay
ment or promise of money, offers of
transportation or other rewards, to in
dnce the employees of any of said plain
titfs to leave the service of the plaintiffs
or any of them.
s. From organizing or maintaining
any boycott against said plaintiffs or
any of them.
9 From attempting to induce custo
mers or other persons to abstain from
accepting articles manufactured by
plaintiffs from said plaintiffs or any of
them.
10. From sending any circulars or
other communications to customers Or
other persons who might sell or trans
act business with said plaintiffs or either
of them, for the purpose of dissuading
each person from so doing.
IL. And from doing any other act or
thing in furtherance of the unlawful
conspiracy set forth in the complaint
herein.
1t is further ordered, that until the
hearing of said motion and order herein
the defendants and each of them do alb
solutely desist and refrain from in any
manner interfering with, hindering OBJ
structing or stopping the business OF
said plaintiffs, or from in any manner
interfering with, hindering, obstructing
or stopping the agents, servants and
employees of the plaintiffs in the opera
ton of the plaintiffs several plants.
land the other several acts as set forth
in paragraphs 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, z, s, 9, 10
and Il of this order as recited aboye)
And let a copy of this order, together
with copy of the verified complaint
and affidavits attached therto, be served
on each of said defendants at least forty
eight hours before the time fixed for
hearing of motion as aforesaid.
Dated at Wausau, in said county, this
18th day of June, 1907.
LOUIS MARCHETTI, Judge.
IMPORTANT CEREMONY.