The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-03
Which DissolveS the AmaIaa.
mated Window Glass Work
ers Of America.

7g@-Ac AA4A te4I OF the decree OF
Judge Phillips, Of Cleveland. O.. ais
solving the Amaigamated window
Glass Workers Of America Is given
below and win be found Of interest
TO an identified in any way with
glass manufacturing as wen as OF
much interest to the genrai public:
This cause came ON for further
hearing this day Cthe defendants
stating In open court that they did
not desire 10 plead further). upon
motion OF plaintiffs for a decree IN
their favor. the pleadings and the
evidence. to the admission Of which
defendants objected. and was ar
gued by counsel. upon consideration
where OF. the court being fully adj
vised in the premises. dnds; that the
Amalgamated Window Glass Work
ers Of America is a voluntary asso-
citation composed OF members as al
legged in the petition and the amend
meut thereto. and that such organi-
zatiOn or association as organized,
is combination contrary to the pub
lie policy and therefore Illegal, and
should be dissolved. and Its. officers
and agents enjoIned from further
representing It or dealing with its
property in any way.
That all the property and mon
eys now in possession of said asso-
citation. its officers and agents, was
acquired and is now held by virtue of
voluntary contributions of its mem
bers-
That the plaintiffs are members
of said association and that they are
duly authorized to, and in bringing
this action represent a large number
OF other members. as alleged in the
petition and amendment thereto, and
that it is impracticable to bring
them an individually before the court
as parties to this action.
That said individual defendants
are officers of said association as al
legged in petition and amendment
thereto; that the members OF said
association are all and singularly
widely scattered. and 1t is impractic-
able to bring them individually be-
fore this court as parties to this
action.
1T is therefore ordered. adjudged
and decreed. that said association,
the AmaIgamated Window Glass
Workers of America be, and the
same is hereby dissolved: that the
defendants A. L Faulkner. Clarence
l. Tarr. George Dewberry, William
Garrigan. Edward HerbeI. John Han
ley. Peter Pemberton and George
Dandoy. and all and singular the 9TH
er officers. agents. servants and en-
ployes of said Amalgamated Win
dow Glass Workers of America be,
and the same are hereby perpetually
enjoined from in any manner fur
Their acting as officers. agents or SER
wants of said association. or trans
ferring or disposing Of any Of its
money or property, including all OF
its records, books of account, pa
pers and other instruments pertain
ing to said association or its business
save to urn over the same all and
singular to the receiver hereinafter
appointed; and are perpetually en-
Joined from in any manner whatever
representing said association or pur-
porting to act for said association
or any Of its members, and from in
any manner interfering as officers OF
agents OF said association, with plain
tins and those represented by them
in and about carrying on their re-
spective employments and occupa-
lions.
That said officers and agents be
and they are hereby ordered, de-
creed and directed to make full dis
closure to said receiver Of all prop
critics and moneys belonging to said
association, including all of its beeoks
Of account. papers, records, docu-
ments and other instruments whatso-
ever pertaining to It; and said Of
ficers are hereby ordered and direct
ed TO make to this court a full, true
and correct accounting Of all mon
eys expended by them as such Of
ficers and agents from and after the
2sth day Of December. A. D. 1907.
TT is further ordered. adjudged
and decreed that Benjamin A. Gage
be, and is hereby appointed receiver
of said the Amalgamated Window
Window Glass Workers OF America,
and fall and singular its assets and
property of every kind and nature
whatsoever and wheresoever situa-
ted. and said receiver upon giving
bond in the sum OF ten thousand dol
lars (s1O.OO0) for the faithful per-
Torrance of his duties as receiver.
shall collect. receipt for and take in
to his possession all such property.
and shah hold the same until the
further order OF this court
1T Is further ordered. adjudged
and decreed that said defendants. the
Cleveland National Bank, the First
National Bank. the Union National
Bank, the Central National Bank.
the Citizens Savings & Trust Com
pany. the Superior Savings & Trust
Company. the Society for Savings. in