United labor bulletin., 1910-12-08
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AN APPLICATION MADE
FOR AN iNJuNcTloN,
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|oF FINELY-PRINrEp MATTER rHE|
CAUSES LEADING UP TO THE
TROUBLE AND INWHlcH THERE ARE
MANY MEASUREMENTS, Is MADE TO
READ AS FOLLOWS BY THE ArToR-
NEY:
WHEREFORE, the plaintiff prays that
the defendants, Daniel C. Lamphear, w.
F. Evans, James Hawley, H. G. Hotch-
kiss j. S. La veille, James Ritchie.
Charles Kuntz, s. w. Turner, w. A. Har-
vey, R. C. Hageman, P. Lindahl, J. E.
Emmons. j. Dolan, J. P. Dean, A. Erb.
Fred Preiser, w. T. Peake, Leron Bah
cock, v. P. Nelson, Jos. Artese, F. D.
Brown, T. G. Johnson, F. r. Warner, d.
Mcintosh, c. o. Heinsius. ]. Bateman, H.
F. Brodeur, John Vinsitus, John Doe.
Richard Roe and the Denver Lodge No.
AZ of the International Association of
Machinists and the International Asso-
citation of Machinists, and each of them.
their and each of their confederates and
co-conspirators, and each Of them, and
each of their servants, agents, officers
and employees, and any and all persons
aiding and abetting them, or any of
them, now or hereafter, or confederating
or acting in concert with them, or any
of them, and the Denver Lodge No. AZ.
| I. A. NJ, and said defendant the Interna-
tional Association of Machinists, both
| individually and collectively as members
of said unions, be enjoined and restrain
ed from in any manner interfering with,
obstructing, hindering or stopping the
plaintiff. the Denver Rock Drill and Ma
chinery company, corporation organ
lied and existing under and by virtue of
the laws of the state of Colorado, its
agents, servants or employees in the con-
duct of its business of manufacturing
rock drills and other machinery in the
city and county Of Denver. and state of
Colorado, and selling machinery manu-
factured by it at any place the said plain
tiff chooses to sell the same; and also
| from entering into the buildings or upon
the grounds of the plaintiff, or any other
place or places where the plaintiff, its
servants or employees are at work, for
the purpose of interfering with, hinder
| ipg or obstructing the business of the
plaintiff in any manner whatsoever; and
also from compelling. or attempting to
compel, by threats, intimidation, force
or violence, or by any persuasion accom-
panied by slander, falsehood or misstate-
ment, any servant, agent, employe or ap-
prentice of the plaintiff to make breach
of any contract with the plaintiff or to
cancel forfeit or rescind any contract or
employment with the plaintiff. or by any
/ tc nj of ut
lence, or by any persuasion accompanied
by slander. falsehood.. misstatement to
refuse or fail to do their work or per-
form their duties to the plaintiff, and
also from compelling or inducing, or at
tempting to compel or induce, by threats,
intimidation, force or violence, or by per-
suasion accompanied with slander. false
hood or misstatement any OF the en-
ployes of said plaintiff to leave the serv-
ice and employment of the PLAINTIFF and
also from preventing. or attempting to
prevent any person 1pr persons. corpora
ton or corporations. by threats, intimi-
dation, force or violence, or by persua-
sion accompanied with slander, false
hood or misstatement, from freely enter
ing into business relations with or con-
tract or agreement with the plaintiff, or
any tAlSlluB CO4lTdCls dBTee-
ment, contractual relations or business
relations with said plaintiff; and also
from doing any acts whatever in further
ance of any conspiracy or combination
to restrain, or obstruct, or hinder the
said plaintiff, or any of Its employees, in
the free, uninterrupted and unhindered
control and enjoyment of all its or their
respective business, contracts, agree
ments or business relations with the
plaintiff; and also from doing any acts
in furtherance of any conspiracy or COM
bination, either Individually or collective
ly as labor unions, or by and through
their organization as labor unions, or by
and through any federation of said
unions with the Colorado State Fedora
tion of Labor, the American Federation
of Labor, the Denver Trades and Labor
Assembly, the Denver Label League No.
1, and the Denver Metal Trades Council,
| to restrain or obstruct the plaintiff or
any of its employees, or any person or
persons. corporation or corporations hav-
ing contracts or business arrangements
| with it, in the free and uninterrupted and
unhindered control and direction of its
business and their respective businesses,
for the purpose of directly or indirectly
interfering with, harassing. annoying, CO.
ercing or intimidating the plaintiff to
employ members of any labor union, or
to refrain from employing persons who
are not members of any labor union. or
to obey or to comply with any constitu-
tin, bylaws. rule, regulations, determine
tions, customs or usages of said Denver
Lodge No. AZ, l. A. NJ" or OF said the
International Association OF Machinists.
or any union labor organization with
which any of the said defendants are in
afiliation or of which they are members,
against the will ofs the plaintiff, or by
reason Of force, Violence, intimidation or
coercion; and also from assisting. aiding