The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-21
By President Faulkner, of the
AmaTgamated Window
Glass Workers.
EXPLAINS COURTS ORDER
Also Declares Conditions Are
Better and Tells What
Plants Are Working.


Glass Workers President Faulkner
reviews the situation in detail and
comments on the reports that have
been sent out by opponents of the
Amalgamated. These reports he char
acterizes as misleading Regarding
the injunction suit and companies
signed up by the Amalgamated he
has the following to say:
An Injunction was granted by
Judge Phillips on December 90, 19O:
against the disbursements Of moneys
except for necessary ana legitimate
purposes only which you will observe
by the appended copy of the decision:
State of Ohio, County of Cuyahoga
S., in the Court of Common Pleas.
journal entry. John A Kealey ct al
plaintiffs, vs. A. L. Faulkner ett all
defendants:
1.-THE case came on to be heard on
the defendants demurrer to the plain
tiff's petition, and is submitted TO the
court. On consideration OF which
the court overrules said demurrer
to which ruling and holding of the
court the defendants except. The de-
PENDANTS have leave TO answer
Thereupon this case came on to be
further heard on the application OF
the plaintiffs for a temporary re-
straining order. pending the final
hearing of this case, and the court
being fully advised in the premises
do find that the final hearing of this
case, the defendants, the officers OF
the Amalgamated Window Glass
workers of America, named in the pc
tition, and each of them should be
restrained and enjolned from using,
paying out or otherwise dIsposing of
the funds and moneys in their hands
or under their control as officers Of
said association. except for the follow
ing purposes, to-wlt: The ordinary
and usual rents, Office expenses and
salaries; the necessary travelling ex-
penses of officers on business connect
ed with the association, reasonable at
torney fees death benefits and relief
to needy members not employed and
not exceeding sc per week to married
men, and 81 per week TO single men;
strict account to be kept of all mon
eys disbursed and the same to be re-
ported to the court at the hearing OF
this case"
You will readily observe that we are
fully able to do business at the old
stand in practically the old way No
Limitation has been placed upon our
weekly expenditure.
The following table viii apprlse
you of the number Of plants working.
All these plants mentioned are op-
Grating under the Amalgamated scale
only:
Jennette, Jeanette Window Glass
Company, Point Marion, Pa, 3G
pots; Christiana Window Glass Com
pany. Wilmington. Del, s; Covington
Window Glass Company, Covington,
Pa, s; Crescent Window Glass Com
pany, Weston, W. Va, SO; Tuna Win
dow Glass Company, CIarksburg, w.
Va, SO: Ideal Window Glass Com
pany, West Union, W Va, "a; w. II.
Jones Glass Company, Morgantown,
W. Va, As; Kane Window Glass Com
pany, Kane, Pa, GO: West Fork Win
dow Glass Company. Clarksburg, w
Va, SO; Kansas Glass Company COf
feeville, Kan, y; Peerless Window
Glass Company, Clarksburg, w. Va,
IS: Clarksburg Window Glass Com
pany, Clarksburg, W Va, Sc; Pat
terson Window Glass Company, Cam
eron, W. Va, Il; Federal Window
Glass Company Point Marion, Pa,
&c; Fredonia Window Glass Company
Fredonia, Pa, &c; Western Window
Glass Company, Independence, Kan
12: Lafayette window Glass Company
Clarksburg, w. Va, IS; Palmer Win
uOW IldSS COUlpdllA' PlIHblVNuI' I IT,
GO; United Workers Company. Eldrlge
Pa, 80; Roulette Window Glass COM
pany, Roulette, Pa Sc; Camp Glass
Company, Mt. Vernon, Ohio, IS; Ban
ner Glass Company, Charleston, W.
Va, 12; The Cheyenne Window Glass
Company, Cheyenne, Kan, 30; Caney
Window Glass Company, Caney, Kan,
30; MarilIa Window Glass Company.
Morgantown, W. Va. 50; Salem Win
dow Glass Company, Salem, w. Va,
Cblocking) "a; Allegheney Window
Glass Company (bIocking), Port Al
Ieghency, Pa, As: Licking Window
Glass Company. Utica, o., &c; New
Bethlehem Window Glass Company,
(blocklng), New Bethlehem. Pa. 30;
Blackford Window Glass Company,
vlncennes, Ind, 80; Getman Glass
Company, Cleveland, N. Y. "a.
I append a table of all pots in the
United States operating and not oper-
ating:
Total number of pots in the United
States 9,73s; total number non-opera-
ting pots or abandoned, 39G; total