The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-01

ian, Nal a
= ws,f,,,Ty attsrptinr 10 lead .as,ra,
vrsas rodv NJ workers whose toll
in necessary for the continuation OF
the life Of the nation.
RESTRAINING ORDER.
"'The restraining order fhe nj
torney- general explained this art
eracen. cannot operate asaiost
an thing in the past Inns means
THAT II does no' fec@' H'e ~" an
er1eF' =. ...s
IL VIII nC"rn'i' ~ -,
-,-,..,,nr, ~
tro" ,o ",rS'' orsa gtS 'g toward
.,..s ,,,e strstc tr+o effect
81" -, w{I tai. auay the dfrec-
+to7e from above. and VIII leave
the. man IN perfect freedom To
work or not as they sec ut
the attorney general said that 4
the leaders II tire union violated
judge Anderson ordcr--w hich rem
ders them impotert--it would DC
either IN 10 the court or tne 4 h't'o
States government 20 7AKs inc heA'
W. step
II don care 70 stas' NJ auNt ~
what tHe F''F'''''''''' wiz ''
inns eNcHt
MT Fal'''el "Is' -,
Gay was or" ~ ''''sI ~ - -.
tatiNes OF we 80 -,
hoodSt 'he i"'L ~ =
union an "'I'f al, - r,.s.-,
hart'hen' or tae AVN '''''
tlen OF l@Aoo1' :,..
pr. la'i''f 49, 1.'a' WY "a -" -
0fotherhou.f' 80 49,, 49,
ger 'hei' f"ou nlI-.yS 'o% 81 ~ V. ~
ING ap"u' a s''' 80
mftfa ina, me 'I"'''ei h.oo i'oN i,n Y
folc MIN 'hF EoNeFri'eh. 'HJui'elI o'l
Froca"tHhEs CONSTITUTE ' S''F
81.
Mr. fA!mer was pFltt IN Co'"-
men1'uE. ~ th' N'Sd % Mess!S
Com CfF' M%f ,Su" 7Hu ""'. ~
n" SAID was 'HEi 'heF came 10 urge
theiF We = GA Inc 'na!lef ~ 'i'e AN
Junction -.......
GOOD ctf1Ch-s.
Tho nfothoFhooa* S7Ia the AZ,
torneF general wanted 10 know J.
ShSth4nG c"uia p" oo"e ny OF hL'''.
hh"T ~ Nf'1R #so"t SET men
1he 1".l Is that 'ieN 'enifF~v til,ir
good oIHceS ana cfisl4 Ahe lHI,
requires an me good ofhces OF all
.srro ni,'rh ~ ,r,s v,t,,a4to, ,s ,bo
...,a.n ~. .r,,oa ,a - dtrnc.al
WI ne . N'y S(',otl ~ no nt. on go
4 "s"t"N ''t' '"S' - 81 ''iN 'ot'li
YES 's my Wy +i+'pt OF t ,t... ~.
~ +.,,.. 49, - 49, 49,. .,,,s
-
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-. .i.s I'S.,se' - W. i,l''e.I.. =.
- ~ =. 90 - 1oui = =
a. tN' - ''.o H''Nt mug -
IoI me PURPOSE o. projecting iseH
ak"1iAS' I'ii @4s SIS II ~ Iot dttihE Lof
~ el..u-'.I - IN a''t1s on1y ior
,ne purpo~~ OF Saving Nhe govern
H1e7' anu the peopie from me 1isaS-
Ious eneeIs "hteh would surely
ioiioW.
Ihe railroad administration, for
instance mas contracts calling FOL
supply ol ooofoop tons OF coal q
Gay A strike would prevent It from
getting th!s coal. and the transpor-
.auoh faciHlies 81 the country would
De paralyzed.
This is a case standing by itself
The facts are without precedent II
Will have no effect on the right tc
strike, II Is 6 plan to protect the
government so that ii may continue
TO operate.
If tho ~governr,ort Gamma. ,ro.
tect itself | think It is tirna Ia An,
out think this AZ a strong gov.
eminent"
& Tho -attorne,..gc-,o,-..1 WAN. :,
great detail In oYn}rtnlrr 80. 81,
Injunction proceedirrs IN Instn -
apons did in M W. ro,retn, -,
government hv ,3n5pnct,o, "a -,
5s mass w. hads n5mas a., nytanat,,a .x
PLANTATION along this H. ~ NJ
sfomperS. He tola Mr. c,orn,er,
that This case difynred fror, 60
other case in tho history of ~,
counrtv's industrIai life H.. vat,
he had alwaye been op,nsas :,
gavernnlcn, nv ir,urc,to, 49, 49,
iGent opposed +; ana "a far. ~ a,,
tire administration, ,,,.~ aeea f,at i,
IN pRE>SIpyvSr,s S.>sxs
MIR Palmer ea{d th,t n,rnr,,,.,,,
he ala was I'm ,ho nrest,s ,lin,''
name" and ha4 hts futt ay,rax-a,
.No strike rar oo NV, - a.
rectnrs' declared the ,,torno,' ,,e -,
.rs :
action
In snrlifcatfon NJ bfs as..u,,o,
that the var dorartn,art hod 80
connlts,ea Tho ,1a,.a, , 80 ae
numbers of troops. Secretary Rake
said chat the soldiers went 10 tn
central and eastern departments
but he refused 10 make public III
number Of mon involved.
The movement OF troops ha
been confined TO the central an,
eastern departneuts' said Mr.. pak
gr "%g,-a u,4s{.t~r.t