Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
NOTICE OF INJUNCTION

ICuNtdtiOH Vi oHOp EllIplOyCS, dn ui!'
incorporated association; Interna
tional Association OF Mactinists, ar
unincorporated association; Inter
national Brotherhood OF Boilermak.
ers, etc, and unincorporated associa.
ton; International Brotherhood 0,
Blacksmiths, etc, an unincorporated
association; international Brother
hood OF Electrical Workers, an unin
corporated association; Amalgamatec
Sheet Metal Workers, an unincor.
porated associations; Railway Car
men OF America, an unincorporated
association; III. M. Fallon individually
and as a member and chairman Of
the Seaboard Air Line Federation 0.
Shop Employees, andfas president Of
the Brotherhood of 'Machnists, etc.
Tor the Seaboard Air Line Railway;
J. s. Wilds, individually and as a
member and secretary Of the Scaboard
AR Line Federation Of Shop EN-
ployes and as general chairman Of the
brotherhood of Railway Carmen for
the Seaboard Air Line Railway; !. e..
Valentino, individually and as a mem
Der and chairman at Savannah, Gcor-
gia, OF the committee Of Shop Empliyes
and as member and chairman OF the
Association OF Machinists committee
at the Seaboard Air Line Railway
Company's shops at Savannah, Gror-
gIa; I. +. King, William Gray r. L.
Laughlin and c. FIR. Perkins, indiyid-
uauy and as Officers and members OF
the machinist's organization at Sa-
vannah, Georgia, known as the Inter
la' onal Association OF Machinstg.
Forest City Lodge No. %, the said Of
Ulcers being T. +. King, president and
William Gray, financial secretary and
wee chairman Of the machinsts com
mIttee at the Seaboard Air Line Rail
way Companys shops at Savannah;
/. y, Coles, J. X. Cowart. CHI. Down
ing and l.. II. Barnett. individually,
and as members OF the sheet metal
workers organization at Savannah,
Georgia, known as Tin and Sheet
Metal Workers, Local Union No. 2O8,
with the saidtT. A. Coles as president;
I II Downing as treasurer, and !. r.
CowartI as recording secretary and
as chairman Of the local committee
at the Seaboard Air Line shops at Sa-
yantah; J. p. Futch, M. +. Scott and
Onie Oliver, individually and as Off
GERS and members of the Brotherhood
of Blacksmith's local organization,
known as Blacksmith's and Helpers
Local Union No. II, with the said 7.
+. Futch as president; M. f. Scot,
as financial secretary, treasurer, and
onic Oliver as recording secretary
and as chairman of the local com
mittee at the Seaboard Air Line shops
at Savannah, Georgia. l.. +. Wood
ward, L. L. McWattt and l.. NJ.
Blivins, individually and as officers
and mcbres of the local organi7a-
ton OF the International brotherhood
OF Electrical Workers, known as local
Union No. 248, with the said lie.
Woodward as president; LY. Nc
Watty, secretary, and L. NJ Blivins
as chairman OF the local. committee
at the. Seaboard Air Line . Dps at Sa-
yannah, Georgia; c. l.. Morse, sc.
Daniels and w. +. Sims and R. c.
J empleton, individually and as mem
bers and officers of the local organ
lzation Eof the Railway Carmen of
America, known as Seaboard Air Line
Carmen Local No 480, with said C..
l.. Morse, as president; s. c. Daniels
recording secretary and w. F. Sims,
as chairman of the local committee at
the Seaboard Air Line shops at Sa-
vannah, Georgia; and ]. c Macy,
William Barthelmess, ]. c. Puder and
5. c. Wolfe, individually and as MEM
bers and officers of the local organi-
alton of the International Brother
hood OF Boilermakers, etc. known as
brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron
Ship Builders and Helpers OF Amer
ica, Forest City Lodge No. 20. with
the said kC.. Macy as president; Will
liam Barthelmess, recording secre-
tary; J, {. Puder, chairman and s. c.
Wolfe. vice-chairman of the he local
committee at the Seaboard Air Line
shops at Savannah, Georgia; and each
OF the foregoing individuals, organi-
atoms and associations, individually
and as affiliated with the EMPLOYEES
Department of the American Fedora
ton OF Labor; and ]. w. Downs. vi
X. Cowart and w. A. Dory, indvid.
lally. and as chairman, vice-chair.
man and secretary, respectively of
the general strike committee Al Sa-
vannah, Georgia in charge of the
general strike OF shopcrafts at Savan-
nah, and the following negro unin-
corporated organizations and fassocia-
tions, towit: Machinists' FHelpers'
Union and Henry Marsh, individually |
and as chairman thereof Engine and
carpenters Heljers' Union and
Chance Houston, Individually and az
local chairman thereof; Boiiermakers' |
Helpers Union and Richard Fisher
individually and as local Chairman
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Upon consideration OF the bill of |
complaint and accompanying affi- |
davts filed herein and because thev
snow that the complainant is en-
gagged as a common carrier by rail-
road, transporting freight, passengers,
baggage, cypress and United States
mails IN interstate commerce, with its
shops, yards and other property sit
hated IN the City of Savannah, Ameri- |
Gus, Cordele, Vidalia, Fitzgerald and |
Albany, Georgia, all Mithin the Sohth-
ern district OF Georgia and in other
place outside of the jurisdiction of |
tho court, and that all of said prom
erty is used and is necessary to be
used In the carrying on of interstate
and foreign commerce and the carry
ing OF United States mails, and that
the defendants, herein, and other
members OF the defendant unions
named herein and their associates.
contederates and sympathizers, have
combied, confederated and conspired
10. and with each other and with
Others unknown, to strike and leave
the Employ of the plaintiff and to
compel, induce or attempt 10 compel
or induce by threats, intimdations. |
violence, picketing and other unlaw-
ful means, employees of the plaintiff
t orefuse or fail to perform their
duties and to nrevent nnrs.nn -