The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-01


Chicago, Sept. Suit for a!
junction against all striking
ployes of the railroads Of the U
States and their union officials
filed in United States district
by Attorney General Harry
Daugherty here today, Il
The suit was filed shor'
the arrival of Attorney Wi
Daugherty in Chicago. Th l@
injunction named the ra 'y4ly
ployes' department of the h.ias
Federation of nSbQr, the siy tx
shop crafts and Hlzbs system a
tions.
The action named the nGgF
unions now on strike as W I Al!
railway employees departme Is D.
American Federation of La a.
suit also was directed ag,i g,Fi; 81; !
presidents OF the unions.
Would Restrain AL
The suit seeks to restrain sii !
ers from interfering in any ".
the operating of the raili,,a. !
was filed before United 81
trict Judge Wilkerson alma D
diately after the attorne. 4ss
arrived.
Besides the railway emp ys
partment the six Int llt {,
unions, International Broth u
Blacksmiths, International I
ton of Amalagated shey L
workers, Brotherhoo Of aai
Carmen, International Brother
of Boilermakers and Iran
Builders, international A.sueil
of Machinists, International 3ce
hood of Electrical Workers ~
as 120 system federation,
named as the detectives o; thi
junction. "a
Names Presidents Il
The application for ifiUn,
specifically named the presifaat
the various union organizatS ons
volved in the present strife y
started July / last, following a~
decision Of the railroad labor D
reducing wages Of railway tapl
through the country. I'D
The suit sought to enjoin asi
way employees, attorneys, s5ssss;
agents, associates and Eemfile. III
all persons acting III aid OF a!s.s
junction with them, primar;
final hearing and perlisss
thereafter from any mannt i
fering with, hindering or ctsst
ing railway companies, their as
servants or employees in thu Il
tion of their respective saisl
and systems Of transportation o
Of their public d
and obligations in the transp
tion Of passengers and propert
interstate commerce and the car
Of the mails, and from in any
ner interfering with, hinderin
obstructin the agents, servants
of said railway comp
or any of them, engaged in in
tion, repair, operation and us
trains, locomotives, cars and
er equipment of said railway
panies or any Of them and
preventing or attempting to pre-
any person or persons from f
into or from continuin
the employe of said railway CON
les for the purpose Of inspection
Of locomotives and
or otherwise.
Includes Conspiring
The suit also enjoined ags
conspiring, combining, confed
ing, agreeing and arranging
each other or with any other pc
or persons, organizations or !,
Citations to interfere with or hi
said railway companies in the
duct of their lawful bushes
transportation of passenger
property in interstate commerce
the carriage Of the mails; or t
jure, interefer with, hinder or al
any employe Of said railway
panies in connection with the
formance of their duties as such
ployes or while going to or ret
ing from the premises of said
way companies in connection
their said employment, or any
or place by displays of fore
numbers, or any intimidations,
of violence, jeers suggestions
danger, taunts, entreaties or o
unlawful acts Of conduct tow
any employe or employees or
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