The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-12
|ILL LLEXPIRE
ONDECISION
HEARING
veil and Scott Will Argue for
Modification of Penalties Be
fore Judge WiIkersOn.
ISMISSAL MOTION
DENIED BY COURT
bugherty Surrounded by Heavi-
est Battery OF Legal Talent
Ever Assembled in Chicago.
Az rhe Assoclater PrekN

restraining order granted the
s@unenI september /, against the
.Hrs railroad shop crafts and
r leaders tonight was continued
tr,ct 70, not to exceed ten days.
original order would have ex-
nd midnight ..
sderal Judge JAMES H. Wilkerson.
Tered the continuance on the gov
're5 motion at the close of the
lays hearing on the petition of
smucy General Daugherty for
morars injunction to replace it.
Il c,ati1uanca, the court stipula ted,
terminate on the decision in the
uc..o1 hearing.
s a result Of th1 continuance the
|nCtion hearing Will he halted to-
Inow morning, while attorneys for
g. Jewell president and John
1t gectetai..- treasurer Of the fed
ed shop carts, argue for q modi-
.lod Of IT,. penalties. Donald r.
Eaaag representing the strike.
|dus g>vcd notice on counsel for
go.cgameat that he would move
be notifications when court con-
|cs tomorrow,
Only Two Represented.
well and Scott were the only
Of the moro than 24O strike
deg ana 100000 strikers affected
tho rey.,oiainE order, represented
~g " counsel today.
r.. los, tie first battle when the
p, denied their motion that the
Nrrrcnfs petition be dismissed.
arr no. prcnarcd at this time to
lie THAI The bill fails to set UP any
5lr,,' far ~c.icf," Judge Wilkerson
G and ordered Blackburn Ester
e assistant to the solicitor general
proceed with the presentation of
E g0ye0nmeut5 case.
In tle argument over the continu-
he o. tho restraining order. how
er fht court pointed out the diff
Fence between the charges Of "un-
7iu' combination and lawful COM
ration 10 do unlawful acts" and in
@'ed thai II the defense can
ow only 5he latter is charged in
b.I some modification of the
t5eEi orier miEEt he made.
Twenty Five Murders.
III" eorornment today read into
reea.d a list Of nearly twenty-five
-.'"rs glowing out of the rail
IKE. and literally hundreds of acts
so1oag". assault, dynamiting,
42ons. dorailment of trains, burn
OF ridges, rioting, destruction of
oIer'y aad intcrference with trains
Interstate traffic.
'4e defonsa protested that the list
implied by the department of JUS
" and aworn TO by c. J. Mcclure,
'.'eN for the department, was i'm
o'er as evidence, but it was ad-
"si !or the time being, on the un-
'%1ding that the government
,-o produce further facts in its
1par..
VII '' 'a9 same understanding Judge
"N'''oh admitted a certificate from
,''as'er General Work, showing
'' ''' mail trains operating over
s."' a@scegating S2.912 miles have
~, ".,adeaw1 because Of the strike.
~ .Ea' delivery OF the mails has
.' S9"oGslv hampered Likewise he
.-'.e FOR the time being a report
.r. Ja me director of agriculture of
,, ,"Orn'a showing the falling off in
\. shipments during the month of
w 0e'2"so, OF the railroad tieup, the
wv ~. o' cars 10 move the crops, and
',On Of California Fruit Growers
"e Interstate commerce commits
y. W. setting forth their need for
d. Whole Fleet Of Lawyers.
!, ,,''Tney General Daugherty was
!, ,'uaaed Today by one of tre heav-
NJ, oa''eries Of legal talent tine gov
II ,-''A' has ever assembled in a Chi
~ ,,. 'ooFl BeSdes Mr.. Esteriine, he
g,I, rp'0f'ed by ]. w. II. Grim, as
,cs. attorney general, James A.
5l., Oliver Pagean, government
INERT expert and A. Mclaughlin
r,. special assistants to the at
4, general, Charles H. Cline, dis.
n s''orney and G. G. Mcguire. Mr..
IA ssn'ln also represents the rail-
= administration.