Evening journal., 1922-08-14
STRIKERS DO
NOT OPPOSE
INJUNCTION
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had been definition of picketine
made in the Delaware District BY
either Federal or state courts.
Definitions are dangerous things
remarked Judge Dickinson. smiling
Mr.. Huxley suggested that Chief
Justice Taft had recently defined
lawful and unlawful picketing. Mr..
Bayard. however. declared Judge
Taft also had held that every pick
citing case stood on its own merits.
and his definition therefore did not
apply in this case.
Judge Dickinson suggested the or
der be made in the general terms
OF the Clayton act. under which la
/ Dor organizations may be sued, the
same as corporate bodies, with
paragraph granting leave TO either
party to move for modification Of
or relief from the terms OF the in
junction. when Judge Morris, OF the
/ District Court returns from vacation.
Judge Dickinson is acting in Judge
Morris absence.
/ Messrs Huxley and Bayard. there
upon agreed TO draw a preliminary
injunction agreeable 10 both sides.
Judge Dickinson assented and the
lawyers retired from court. An
hour later they filed a preliminary
Injunction. which was signed by the
court. After reciting the names Of
the parties to the action, as in the
application for a restraining order.
the injunction reads:
And now 10 wit. this fourteenth
day of August. A. d. 1922. the mo-
tion on the above bill for a pre-
liminary INJUNCTION as prayel Tor in
the bill of complaint having been
argued by counsel, and consldered
by the Judge;
1T is ordered. adjudged and de-
creed that a preliminary injunction
do issue restraining International
Association OF Machinists. William
II. Johnston. +. c. Dawson: Interna-
tional Brotherhood OF Boilermakers.
Iron Ship Builders and Helpers OF
America; j. a. Franklin. Interna-
tional Brotherhood Of Blacksmiths,
Drop Forgers and Helpers. James w
Kline; international Alliance OF
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers.
J. ]. Hynes; International Brother
hood of Electrical Workers lanes
=. Noonan; brotherhood Of Railway
Car Men OF America. Martin p.
Ryan. John Scott. b. NJ. Jewel; Sys-
tenn Federation 80. Federated Shop
Crafts. William ]. McGee. president:
II. L. Alberty. secretary; J. NJ. Nc
Kenna. Patrick Clifford, Samuel T.
Fulton. II. Lawrence j. A. Healey,
J. 7. Usak. ". Mayew, j. McHenry.
Lewis y. Pleasanton. j. c. Salmon,
II. W Albers. G. T. Mcdaniel. F.
Prestovitz. J. Clifford. Charles Writ.
W. r. Parker. 4. Albers. ]. O'Con-
nor, r. Forsythe J. Kelly. c. Tu,ow.
A. Catell. Charles Hastings, o.
Cooper. 5. Cooper. B. Waters. r.
Wyuant. H. T. Mundell. A. II. Mead
ows. W. V. Hawke. J. Delong. George
Goodwin. T. Smith, W. Swift. c. f.
Irwin, w. Albers, W. Dunwen and
Joseph Seminar. their officers.
agents, servants. employees and attor-
neys, or those in active concert or
with them from in any
manner impeding. hindering OBJ
structing or Interfering with the
movement OF complainant's trains.
locomotives and cars in Interstate
commerce, or which carry or contain
the UDited States mails: also from
obstructing or Interfering /
win forcibly or by threats and in
of persons employed or
desiring TO work on or in come ,rion
with the maintenance or reoair Of 4
locomotives and cars OF the com
plainant and from entering upon.
and trespassing upon the property Of /
the complainant for any of the
above purposes; and further that
the defendants and each OF them
and their members and those par
ticipating with them, are further re-
strained from compelling. inducing
and coercing persons working or
desiring to work, on or in connec-
ton with the maintenance or re-
pair of complainant's locomotives
and cars, TO relinquish their employ T.
nent by threats, intimidation or
coercion, and from congregating in
Or near the premises on which the
shops. roIndhouses and yards OF
at Wilsmere. Delaware.
Elsmere. Delaware. and Wilmington.
Delaware. and other points in the
State of Delaware. are located. and
from obstructing the passage OF per-
sons desiring to work in or about
said shops, round houses and yards.
and from unlawfully picketing the
said shops round houses and yards,
or the streets roads. ways or paths
leading thereto or the place OF egress
or ingress thereto. so as to prevent
obstruct or hinder those working, /
or desiring TO work as aforesaid. on
the repair OF complainant's locomo-
tives and cars.
This injunction shall not pro-
hibit any person or persons. whether
singly or in concert from t~-minat-
ing their employment with the plain
tiff or from ceasing to perform any
work or labor. or from recommend
ing advising. or persuading others,
py peaceful means, so to do, or from
attending at any place where such
oerson or persons may lawfully be
FOR the purpose of peacefully OBJ
aiming or communicating informa-
ion. or from peacefully persuadlng
INV person to work. or abstain from
work. or from paying TO, or with
holding strike benefits or other
honeys or things OF value. or from
assembling in lawiul
manner and for lawful purposes.
This injunction shall continue
intil the further order Of the court
mon the sad complainant. entering