The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-01-05

| violence, intimidation or other wrongful
or fraudulent conduct any of the said
complainant company's servants or EN-
ployes to leave its service or to fail or
+ TO refuse to enter its service: from in
any manner entering upon the complain
ants premises, freight houses, shops,
! yards, terminals, depots waylands,
tracks or roadbed so as to impede the
| complainant company or its servants or
| employees in the carrying on of the com
painant's business, or in any manner
! interfering with the servants or employees
of the complainant company; from in
any way hindering, obstructing or i'm
pedng the operation of the trains of the
complainant company in their ingress or
cgress to or from the premises of the
complainant; from i'll any way hinder
ing, obstructing or impeding the opera
ton of the trains of the complainant
company. or the movement of freight
ard passenger traffic and the United
States mail, or performing or discharg-
ing other duties as carrier; from in
any manner combining or conspiring,
commanding or directing the doing by
any person Of any injury or bodily harm
to any of the servants, agents or en-
pIoyes of the complainant company, I'M
peding or interfering with the carrying
on of the complanant's business; from
maintaining at or near any of the said
yards. shops, depots, terminals, tracks,
wayands. roadbeds or premises Of the
said company any guards, pickets or
persons to perform any act of guarding,
patroling or picketing any such yards,
shops. depots, terminals, track, roadbed,
wayland or premises, to threaten or in
any manner intimidatc any servants or
employees of the complainant company or
person desiring to enter the service or
employment of said company; from in
any manner hindcring obstructing or
interfering with the complainant COM
panys employees in going to and from
their work; from going singly or col
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of residence of the servants or employees
of said company for the purpose of in
timidating, coercing or threatening them,
or in any manner by violence, intimida
tions or threats to induce them to leave
the service of the said complainant COM
pany or to refuse to enter therein; from
enforcing maintaining or aiding in any
Illegal boycott against the complainant
company, its agents or employees; from
endeavoring to illegally induce people
not to deal with the said complainant
company, its agents or employees, and
from in any manner destroying or in
iuring the property of the complainant
company. or by any of such means afore-
said hindering, ohstructing, or interfer-
ing with the carrying on of its business
of carrier of interstate commerce, and
from ordering, directing, aiding, counsel
ing, assisting or abetting any person
company or organization to do or cause
to be done any OF the things aforesaid,
until the further order of this court.
And it is ordered that copy of this
order, certified under the hand OF the
clerk and seal of this court, be served
upon each of the defendants to be re-
strained therein and that the service of
this order is sufficient citation to the
said parties SO served to appear before
the court at the time and place herein
before set out.
"United States Of America Eastern Dis
trict of Illinois, SIS:
Il, Daniel Hogan, clerk of the circuit
court of the United States for the east
ern district of Illinois, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is true
and correct copy of restraining order
made and entered of record on Uctopel
3, A. d. 1911, in the case of Illinois Cen
trail Railroad company VS.. International
4 Association of Machinists ct al, as the
same is now of record in the office.
Witness my hand and official seal
At my office In the city of Cairo in said
district, this Sd day OF October, A. d.
1911.
(SeaD DANIEL HOGAN,
CLERK"