New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Daugherty Injunction Couers
All Activities of Strikers
Employees, Attorneys, Servants, Union Agents, AS
sociates and Members Restrained From Hin.
dering Rail Operations i'm Amy Manner

eral Daugherty sought to enjoin all
railway employees, attorneys, servants,
union agents, associates and members
and all persons acting in sid or in
conjunction with them, primarily, until
final hearing, and permanently there
after, from in any manner interfering
with, hindering or obstructing railway
companies, their agents, servants or
employees in the operation of their
respective railroads and systems Of
transportation or the performance Of
their public duties and obligations in
the transportation Of passengers and
| property in Interstate commerce and
the carriage of the mails, and from
| in any manner interfering with. him
dering or obstructing the agents, serv-
ants and employees of said railway
companies or any Of them engaged in
! inspection, repair, operation and use
Of trains, motives, cars and other
equipment of said railway companies
or any of them and from preventing
or attempting to prevent any person or
| persons from freely entering into or
| from continuing in tire employ of said
railway companies for the purpose Of
inspection and repairing of locomotives
and cars or otherwise
| The suit also enjoined against con-
| spring, combining, confederating,
agreeing and arranging with each
| other or with any other person or
persons, organizations or associations
to interfere with or hinder said rail-
way companies in the conduct of their
| lawful business of transportation OF
passengers and property in interstate
commerce and the carriage Of mails;
or to injure, interfere with, hinder
or annoy any employee of said railway
companies in connection with the per-
| formance of their duties as such en-
| ployees, or while going to or returning
from the premises of said railway
| companies in connection with their
said employment, or at any time or
place by displays of force or num-
bers, the making of threats, intimda-
tions, acts of violence, opprobrious cpl
thets, jeers, suggestions of anger,
taunts, entreaties, or other unlawful
acts of conduct toward any employe
or employees or officers of said rail-
way companies or toward any persons
dcsirous Of or contemplating entering
! into such employment.
| The petition continued as follows.
All Communication Interdicted
"Loitering or being unnecessarily in
the vicinity of the points and places
or ingress or egress of the employees
OF said railway companies to and from
such premises in connection with their
said employment, or aiding, abetting,
directing or encouraging any person
tlons, by letters, kilograms, telephones.
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any Of the acts aforesaid; trespassing
or entering or going upon the premises
of the said railway companies or any
Of them to do any acts Of the aforesaid
nature or for any other purpose what
soever at any place or in the vicinity
Of any place where the employees Of
said companies are engaged in
inspecting, overhauling or repair
ing locomotives, cars or other equip.
ment, or where such employees GUS
tomarily perform such duties, or at
any. other place on the premises Of
said railway companies, except where
the public generally are invited to
come to transact business with said
railway companies as common carriers
| Of passengers and property in inter-
state commerce.
"1nducing or attempting to induce,
I by the use Of threats, violent or
abusive language, opprobrious epithets,
physical violence or threats thereof,
intimidation, display of numbers or
force, jeers, entreaties, arguments,
persuasions, rewards or otherwise, any
person or persons to abandon the en-
ployment Of said railway companies
| or any of them, or to refrain from
entering such employment
Picketing Dealt With
Engaging, directing or encouraging
others to engage in the practice com
monty known as picketing-that is to
say. assembling or causing to be as
sembled numbers of the members Of
said federated shop crafts or others in
sympathy with them in proximity Of
said railroad companies or in the vicin~
ity of where the employees thereof are
required to work and perform their
duties or near the places of ingress or
egress thereto or therefrom-an by
threats, persuasion, jeers, violent or
abusive language, violence or threats
OF violence, taunts, entreaties or argu-
| ments or in any other way attempt to
| prevent any Of the employees of the
said railway companies or any Of them
from entering upon or continuing in
their duties as such employees, also at
tempting to prevent any person or per-
bers of the members Of said federated
shop crafts or others in sympathy with
them in proximity of said railrod COM
panies or in the vicinity OF where the
employees thereof are required to work
and perform their duties or near the
places of ingress or egress thereto or
therefrom and by threats, persuasion,
jeers, violent or abusive language, vio-
lence or threats Of violence, taunts, en-
treaties or arguments or in my other
way attempt to prevent any Of the en-
ployees of the said railway companies
or any of them from entering upon or
continuing in their duties as such en-
ployees; also attempting to prevent any
continuing in the employment Of said
railway companies and from aiding,
abetting, ordering, assisting, directing
or encouraging in any way any person
e. persons in the commission of any
of said acts.
Congregating Near Roads Forbidden
"Congregating upon or directing,
aiding or encouraging the congrega-
tion upon or maintaining at or near
any of the yards, shops, depots, ter
minals, tracks, way lands, road beds or
premises of said railway companies or
any of them any guards, pickets or
persons to perform any act of guard
800, 600 Slander Suit
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