The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-09-07
u. S. GOVERNMENT
Gets INJUNCTION
Railway Workers Are Restrained
From Interference With
Operation.
DAUGHERTY GOES TO CHICAGO
Judge Wilkerson's Sweeping lnjunc-
ton Apparently Ties Hand of the
Union Officias-ls Aimed
at B. Nj. Jewell.

DIT %. NJ. Jewell.
Chicago, Sept 2.-The United
States government assumed first place
in the nationwide railroad strike here.
Harry NJ. Daugherty, attorney gem
eral of the United States, won an
ing the railway employees department
of the American Federation Of Labor
from interference with operation of
the roads of the country.
The action of the government came
like Il thunderclap. 1t left the unions
with their hands tied.
Mr., Daugherty came to Chicago I'M
heralded. He appeared before Judge
James II. Wilkerson in Federal court
at 10 O'Clock to demand what is
claimed to be the most sweeping in
Junction against labor ever attempted
in this country.
Injunction is Temporary.
Judge Wilkerson granted temp
orary injunction. The defendants
were notified that they may appear
In court September II and show cause
why it should not be made permanent.
b. NJ. Jewell, president of the rail-
way employees department of the
American Federation of Tohor is tho
chief individual named in the injunc-
ton. But scores of other union Off
cials are named
Immediately after tba Injunction
WIS granted scores Of donrtv rrnitad
States morsbaIs HURRIED owov 70 sorve
the processes. They will ha curriad to
every mart of tba couptrv
Here are tba bigb noin+s !, what
the iniunction nrobihts tha etrilare
from doing.
Issuing interviews mr. stotamants
Using their funds 10 carry an tho
strike
Picl,etinr
Holding ngrades
Urging friends IN orit tha so,,,ioa
of the roads
Judge WiII,prson in grontiro tbo IN.
junction. said Mr. Dauobarty,s noti.
tion "invoIved tho f,,pdor,o,,t,I ,,,.i,,
clpIeS of the government ne tho init
ed States.o
Defends monen sham
The "onan sborn tho ri,,,,+ &c o,.,.,,
man to occant o,nnIo,,,,,o,,4 ,,.og
stressed nv +be o+tor,o,, ,,o,,o,.o1 -,
his statement IN the CONT PM no
denied that tho govorp,no,,+ ;s stril,in,
a blow NJ organizad Iohor
"Tomorrow If will he cold H.. .,,,,,
persons mora malicious +b,n +,,,thf,,1
that This proceedinc is intnndod aa -
death blow to tho rnionsp bo e,i5
a'ond inasmucb ne f,Isobood tr,,.at,,
twice as fast as trntb LOT ma ta,l,,.
start the truth on its yo,, IN od,.,ras
that in NV Indictment tbis n,ovon,a,t
is neccessorv for tbo nro+ootion 90
preservation of tho rnions +bon,.o1,,al,
"The government of +bo Trni+od
States is nor onnosed 70 1ohoc ,,nia,,e,
If thev narform sucb function, nc o,,,
he performed in lawful Amarico
"Never while rho Labor nnions 1,,,,t+
activities n legitimate oo+o ana law,
ful nurspits nor inirrious r. eoc;o+,, ~
least while I sneak and to tho ov+ort
that 7 can sneak fo,, tha covorrrno,t
of the United states chan a hlou no
strrol, ~ thor,
"But If may he understood +bo+ ca
long and to the eytent that con snool,
for tbe government of tho Irnitod
Stotes will use the noyor of Tho
government of tha Tnited stotos Wiz
in nv control IN nravent tho Iohor
unions Of tba country from dostror
ing tha onan sbon
"Wben q man in +bis oorotrr t. o+
nermitted 70 ENGAGE in lawn, tau
1ybetber bo boIonos ., =, ,,,,ia,, -. ~
with fun nrotootior ana nth =,
terrIntion tbe deotb Inou of lihortl,
will ba soundad and onoroh,. NH
snnareado orconizod oo,,orrr,a,4,,
NAV ma, e. e ,I,.i...i...
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taken that oroanigod uo,.rona ~ 49,
country ora foca 70 fooo ,.,t, n.y.
&C.,.
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