United labor bulletin., 1914-06-06
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ton bill which deal with the regulation
and limitation of the issuance OF injunc-
tions. There are sections dealing with
the subject of the regulation OF con-
tempt proceedings and providing for jury
Ejeis in alleged indirect contempts- The
kcGkion dealing with injunctions, in
p ch labor is primarily interested, is as
Sec Is. That no restraining order or
injunction shall be granted by any court
of the United States, or judge or tho.
judges thereof, in any case between an
employer and employees, or between EN-
ployers and employees, or between en-
ployes. or between persons employed and
persons seeking employment, involving
or growing out of a dispute concerning
terms and conditions of employment, un-
less necessary TO prevent irreparable in
jury to property, or to property right,
of the party making the application, for
which injury there is no adequate RENE
dy at law. and such property or property
right must be described with PARTICULAR
ty in the application, which must be in
writing and sworn to by the applicant
or by his agent or attorney.
Will Prevent Blanket Injunctions.
. And no such restraining order or in-
Junction shall prohibit any person or per-
sons from terminating any relation of
employment. or from ceasing to perform
any work or labor, or from recommend
ing, advising, or persuading others by
peaceful means so to do; or from at
tending at or near house or place
where any person resides or works. or
carries ON business or happens to be. for
the purpose of peacefully obtaining or
communicating information. or of peace
fully per-uading any person to work or
TO abstain from working; or from ceas-
ing to patronize or 10 employ any party
TO such dispute, or from recommending,
advising or pcrsuading others by peace
full means 80 to do; or from paving or
giving to. or Withholding from, any per
, son engaged in such dispute. any strike
benefits or other moneys or things Of
value; or from peacefully assembling at
any place IN lawful manner. and for
lawful purposes; or from doing any act
or thing which might lawfully be done
IN absence Of such dispute by any party
, thereto, nor shall any OF the acts speci-
fled in this paragraph b. considered or
held unlawful
The -ections dealing with the con-
tempt proceedings and jury trials are as
follows;
See 10 That any person who shall
willfully disobcy any lawful writ. proc
ess. order. rule decree or command Of
or any court Of the District Of Columbia
bv doing any act or thing therein or
thereby forbidden TO he done by him. n
the act or thing 40 done bv him b. Of
such character a. TO constitute also n
criminal offen-e under any statute of the
Unitsd States. or at common law. shall
DE proceeded against for his said con-
temp, A. hereinafter provided
Contempt Proceedings Broadened.
Sec. 90 That whenever Il shall be
made 10 appear to any District Court or
Judge thereof. or TO any judge therein
sitting. by the return Of a proper off
c\HT on lawful process. or upon the affi-
a VI ei some credible person, or by in
f&mafion filed by amy district attorney,
that thcrr j. reasonable ground to be-
iicvc that any person has been guilty
of such contempt. the court. or judge
thereof or any judge therein sitting. may
issue rule requiring the said person 40
charged TO show cause upon day GER
tain why he should not lie punished
therefor which rule. together with a
copy Of the affidavit or information.
shall be served upon the person charged
with sufficient promptness TO enable him
20 prcpar. for and make return to the
order at the time fixed therein. II upon
or by such return. in the Judgment OF
the court. the alleged contempt be not
sufficiently purged. trial shall be di-
rcc'cd at time and place fixed by the
court. Provided. however. that IL the
accused. being natural person. fail or
refuse 10 make return to the rule TO
show cause. an attachment may issue
against his person TO compel an answer.
and In case OF his continued failure or
refusal or II for any reason IL be i'm
practicable to dispose Of the matter on
the return day, he may he required TO
give reasonable bail for his attendance
/. at the trial and his submission TO the
final Judgment OF the court. Where the
accused person is body corpornte an
attachment for the sequcstration OF its
property may he issued upon like re
fnsal OF failure TO answer.
Entitled to Trial by Jury.
In all cases within the puryicw of this