Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-22
FATE Of ACTION
FOR INJUNCTION
WILL Be KNOWN
NEXT SATURDAY
Judge VIII Announce DeCi-
sion ON Application for a
Restraining Order Against
Rail Strikers,
TEMPORARY ORDER TO
CONTINUE IN FORCE
Paragraph Forbidding Pick
eting at or Near Places
of IngreSs or EgreSS Has
Been Br0adened,

OF ln9r6SS or Egl6oo l'ao
Been Broadened,
Chicago, Sept. 81 (by the As
sociated Press) Fate OF the gov
ernment's suit for a nation vide
injunction against the striking
railroad shop workers will be an
nounced Saturday morning al IL
o'clock by Judge James Fl. Will
kerson.
In the meantime, the tempo
rary restraining order which had
been in effect since September ]
is continued in force, by order OF
the court. The order would nave
expired tonight at midnight.
Attorney General Harry M.
Daugherty read the draft OF the
proposed injunction to the court,
and after brief statement in
defense of the governments right
to eniOin the strikers brought the
case to a close at p. m. The
hearing started ten days ago to-
day.
PROVISIONS are DrhS1C.
The injunction bill differs but
little from the restraining order.
Its terms have, in some cases,
been made more binding, and its
phrascology clarified in doubtful
passages, but, with one exception,
it is every bit as drastic as the
order now in force.
The one outstanding modifica-
tion is a paragraph specifically
asserting that nothing contained
herein shall be construed to pro-
hibit the use of the funds or
moneys of any of said labor Or
ganizations for any lawful pur-
pose, and nothing contained in
this order shall be construed to
prohibit the expression of any
opinion or argument not intended
to aid or encourage the doing of
any Of the acts heretofore en-
joined, or not calculated to main
tain or prolong conspiracy to
restrain interstate commerce or
the transportation of the mails"
PickctiDg Forbidden.
Illt Dtll dSl MIL lDl bluulllS pi1tNN
ctiBg liz the vicinity or neer thG
places of ingress or egress OF
places where railroad employees
are required to work has been
extended to include a ban against
picket posts "along the. ways trav-
eled by said employees TO and
from their work.
The provisions against plckets
attempting to prevent employees
from entering upon or continuing
their duties has been extended to
include ANY other person or per-
sons"
The ban against threats of vio
lence against families of workmen
will be extended, if the bill is
granted, to include not only threats
but intimidation, opprobrious
epithets, persuasion or other acts
of like character"
To the original restraining order
the government has also added in
the new bill an additional provis-
ion that the application for a pre-
injunction shall be con-
tinued against all defendants who
have not been legally served with
notice of the present hearing, the
to be heard at such
time as the court shall select.
Bill Is Explained.
In explanation of the Injunction
bill. Attorney General Daugherty
told the court that this order does
not question the right of any man
or any number of men to strike, but
it restrains them from unlawfully
striking back, The enforcement
Of this decree will not deprive any
man of any lawful right. On the
other hand, it will afford protec-
ton to every man and all men
who come within its opera
ton, in exercise of every lawful
right"
The law OF this country" he
"as applicable to cases
Of this kind where transportation
and the carriage of the mails is in
volved, is somewhat different from
the law where so-called industria
disputes and strikes are involved.
1t is the duty Of the government to
compel the railroads to furnish
tlg ia'l, '@oa eoa
any reason not able to do so, be-
cause of interferenCes, it is the OBJ
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terehces'
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