Evening journal., 1922-09-02


INJUNCTION applied for by Attorney
ieneral Daugherty against the strik-
~ railroad men is as follows;
Lettering or being unnecessarily
in the vicinity of the points and
places Of ingress or egress OF the
employees of said railway compan-
les TO and from such premises in
connection with their said en-
ployment; or aiding. abetting' di-
recting or encouraging any person
or persons. organization or asso-
citation by letters. kilograms, tele-
phones. word of mouth, or other
wise TO do any OF the acts afore-
said: trespassing or entering or
going upon the premises OF the
said railway companies or any OF
them TO do any acts OF the afore-
said nature or for any otheE pur-
pose whatsoever at any place or
in the vicinity OF any place where
the employees OF said companies
are engaged in inspecting, over
hauling or repairing locomotives,
cars or other equipment, or
where such employees customarily
perform such duties or at any
other place on the premises Of
said railway companies, except
where the public generally are in
vited TO come TO transact business
with said railway companies as
COMMON carriers OF passengers and
property in interstate commerce.
Would Restrain Threats.
Inducing or attempting TO In
duce. by the use OF threats, vio-
lence or abusive language, opprO-
brious epithets. physical violence
or threats thereof. intimidation
display of numbers or force. jeers, /
entreaties. arguments. persuasions,
rewards or otherwise. any person
or persons 10 abandon the en-
ployment OF said railway COM
panies or any of them or to re-
frain from entering such employ
ment.
Engaging. directing or encour-
aging others to engage in the prac-
tice commonly known as picketing 4
that Is to say assembling or i
causing to be assembled members
of said federated shop crafts or
others in sympathy with them in
proximity of said railroad COM
panies. or in the vicinity of where
the employees thereof are requir-
ed to work and perform their
duties, or near the places of in
gress or egree thereto or there
from, and by threats. persuasion.
jeers, violent or abusive language,
violence or threats of violence.
taunts. entreaties or arguments
or in any other way attempt 10
prevent any of the employees of
the said railway companies or any
of them from entering upon or
in their duties as such
employees: also attempting TO pre-
vent any person or persons from
entering or continuing in the en-
ployment OF said railway COM
panies. and from aiding. abetting,
ordering. assisting. directing or
in any way any per-
son or persons in the commission
OF said acts.
Would Protect Guards.
Congregating upon or directing,
aiding. or encouraging the con-
gregation upon or maintaining at
or near any of the yards, shops,
depots, terminals. tracks, way
lands. roadbeds or premises of
said railway companies or any of
them: directing, commanding or
the doing or caus-
ing the doing by any person or
persons of any injury or bodily
harm to any of the servants.
agents or employees of said rail-
way companies or any of them;
going singly or collectively to the
homes. abodes, or places of resi-
dence of any employees of the said
railway companies or any of them
Tor the purpose OF intimidafing,
or coercing such en-
Moves or members of his family,
or in any manner by violence or
threats of violence or otherwise
directed toward any Said en-
ploye or member of his family
induce or attempt to induce said
employe to refuse to perform his
duties as an employe of said rail-
way company or any of them;
from so attempting to prevent any
person or persons from entering
The employ of either of the said
'ailway companies and from aid
ing, encouraging. directing, COM
handing or causing any such per-
son or persons so to do.
In any manner. directly or indi-
rectly. hidering, obstructing any