New Britain herald., 1922-09-02

 periodicals. The executive council will be asked to consider them though it cannot take action to call a strike"
 The resolutions and demands Mr. Gompers declared indicated a stats of mind in labor circles more tnflamed than ever before and he considered them important to that extent It was said that most of them came to federation headquarters before the federal court restraining order was issued yesterday in Chicago.
 Govt. Acts Swiftly.
 Chicago, Sept. ? (By Associated Press)-The government acted swift ly upon the heels of its injunction ac- ton yesterday in which Attorney Gen. Daugherty obtained a tempor- ary injunction which. viewed broad fly virtually inhibits the railroad strike.
 Notice of the temporary enjoining order and the pending hearing Sep tember Il on a permanent order was served last night on John Scott, sec- of the railway em- 2loyes' department of the American Federation of Labor.
 B. M. Jewell, head of the railway employees department, and acknowl- edged leader of the strike, could not be found by deputy United States mar shals and the belief prevailed today in the federal building that MT. Jewell was seeking to evade service. Five hundred notices of the tempor- pI ip,r hao r}, printed last night These are to be served on more than 25o individuals, and aides of leaders of the six shopmens unions whose 30o,0o0 members went on strike July 1 the employees department, and 12o system federations throughout the 
 Some $500 deputy United States marshals throughout the country are ready to receive the notices on serv- ce. Fifty additional deputy mashals were sworn in at Chicago to aid In service.
 Chicago. Sept. 2.-under restric- tions placed upon them by the Unit / ed States government by means of the most drastic and far-reachins
 
 m industrial crisis the 30o,oo0 rail- 'oad shopmen who walked out July in protest against wages and work ng conditions prescribed by the rail- 'oad labor board today had entered ] new era of the nationwide rail trike.
 Propaganda Banned.
 The restraining order, obtained rom Federal Judge James H. Wilk- .rson by Attorney General Daugherty interference in any mar-er with any and all phases of raj operations. Printed and oral pn ,anda were placed under the ban a. he injunction Is directed against ah> persons connected in an official ca. ,acity with the railway employees de- 'artment of the American Federation f Labor, the federated shop crafts nd system federations.
 The life of the temporary injunc- ion extends to September II when udge Wilkerson will hear a motion or a permanent order.
 Want General Strike.
 Meanwhile the executive council of he American Federation of Labor repared to meet September g. Sam el Gompers. president of the federal ion who condemned the injunction as said in Washington that from labor organiza- ions requesting the federation to ponsor a general strike in sympathy ,ith the shopmen would be placed efore the council then purely as . natter of routine business"
 Officials of the federation explain d that it was not within the author- Y of the council to order, or even uthorize a general strike, such &C., on they said, would require ma onal convention"
 Strike Not Affected.
 At the same time officials Of the ,op crafts asserted that the order -ould have no effect on continuance the strike. In statement issued V the executive council of the rail- .av employees department of the merican Federation of Labor, strike aders pledged to aid by their ''ev- " power" enforcement of the h.