Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-08-10

its property, its railroad. tracks, shops,
locomotives, cars. equipment Of any
and all kinds. Offices. depots and 9TH
er buildings; the construction. repair
and maintenance of any of its said
property or equipment; from assaults
and battnries, assaults, threats by
word or act, suggestion of danger, in
timidation. deception, fraud. or coer.
cion by any means. and at any time or
place whatsoever, directly or Indirect
". upon or of any person or persons
either in the employ of the complain.
ant or seeking the employ OF The com.
plainant, or whose employment is
sought by complainant, for the pur-
pose or with the effect, or tending to
have the effect of preventing said per-
sons from remaining in the comp ain
ants employ or from seeking or &C.
cepting employment with comolain-
ant; from carrying out, attempting to
carry out or taking any steps
in any wise tending to carry
out any conspiracy or agree.
ment, express or implied. and from
conspiring or agreeing, expressly or
tacitly among themselves or with 9TH
ers, either by deception, fraud, coer-
cion, intimidation, threats, by word or
act. or violence towards persons or
property. to prevent, hinder or OBJ.
struct the employment by complainant
of any persons whatsoever, or the
seeking OF employment with complain
ant by any persons whatsoever, or to
induce persons in complainants EN-.
ployment to leave its service. and
from embarrassing, hindering, or OBJ.
structing the operation by complainant
OF its shops, trains, locomotives. cars
and other property and equipment Of
every character, or in the carrying on
of compliments business in any Of
its branches, or in any other manner
whatsoever; from trespassing or going
upon or in comp anants shops,
roundhouses, depots. station buildings.
grounds, right of way, tracks. wav-
lands, or other property. except for
the transaction of lawful business as
passengers or shippers or receivers OF
freight, or the transaction OF lawful
business not connected with the
purpo se of said strike;
from engaging in the practice
commonly known as pickeing, that
is to say, assembling numbers OF per-
sons in sympath by with said strike at
points Of ingress and eqress to and
from the shops or other property of
complainant, or in proximity to
compIainants properly where its en-
plovees are required 10 work. or ALONG
the routes which they traverse
in going to and from their work.
and by threatening numbers, or
threats by word or by threat
ening acts or manner, or by intimida-
ton. or suggestion Of danger or force
or violence or by fraud, attempt to in
duce or prevent said employees from
in the employ Of complain
ant, or in the performance of their du-
hes. or preventing persons from enter
ing or seeking employment with com
planaut; from maintaining at any point
Of ingress or egress to or from the |
Yards. shops and other places where
employees are required
o do their work, more than one rep.
Of defendants, which repre-
sentative shall not abuse. SANDER or !
hreaten any Of the complaindnts en-
,loyees. and shall not approach any
i said workmen or employees Or any
'erson seeking employment with com
claimant. or whose emplo. ment is
ought by complainant. Otherwise than
ingly and shall nor in their single
forts at communication Or persuasion
bsiruct an unwilling listener or in
ny respect dog his steps, and all
theirs are enioined from cQnGreGating
r lettering around complaints prop
riy or in the neishboring streets BY
,hich access Is had to the complain