Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-12
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION is
ISSUED AGAINST STRIKERS IN
LITTLE ROCK FEDERAL COURT
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erty announced that the gvernment
would make sure that law and or
der are preserved. He said that the
appointment of deputy marshals was
authorized and that they will be
sem in wherever strike disorders
justified.
The announcement came shortly
after Lieutenant Governor Sterling,
who is acting governor of Illinois
in the absence of Governor Small,
ordered five companies of National
Guardsmen to Bloomington to protect
the shops of the Chicago and Alton
railroad. The ordering out of the
state troops followed appeals from
the authorities there who said that
civil authority has collapsed and the
soldiers are needed to protect life
and property, The strike sympa-
thizers jeered the troops upon heir
arrival at bloomington.
Comparatively Quiet Day.
At Clinton, H., where the llllnols
| Central shops have been under guard
of state troops since Saturday night
when an outbreak was threatened
following a fatal shooting affray,
the day passed in comparative quiet,
although several shots were fired
by sentries at a group of men who
are believed to have been advancing
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fled, none being injured.
At Aurora, H., where an emer-
gency force of deputy marshals has
been on guard since the Burlington
obtained a temporary injunction
against violence Saturday, several
strikers and strike sympathizers held
a silent parade about the shops.
The decentralization was orderly and
no arrests were made.
Aside from a few clashes, can
collation. of some passenger trains
shops in various sections of the coun-
try, there were few developments
on the day which railway executives
had expected to furnish the turning
point of the strike because of the
ultimatum of many roads hat all
strikers who did not return to work
Yesterday would forfeit their senior
ity rights.
Little Disorder Reported,
Little disorder was reported as
the result of the efforts of the roads
to reopen their shops.
At Hoxie, Ark, so nonunion work
men sent there for shop duty, were
chased out of town by a mob and
forced to cntrain for Poplar Bluff
Mo.
The Katy shops in Parsons
kan, the scene of rioting earlier
in the strike, reopened under To
protection of 800 National Guards,
men with $50 nonunion men OF
duty.
At Sacramento, Cal. operations
were resumed at the Southern Pa.
cific and Western Pacific shop.
without disturbance. Southern Pa
cific officials announced that 1,50(
men are at work, but union leaders
said $500 workers are on strike.
The Erie Railroad Labor Bureau
here, established after the strike
was called, posted the following
sign at noon yesterday: mo more
men wanted. Quota full
The Illinois Central announces
that any of its men who return tc
work before July II would retain
their seniority rights.
In Denver, newly employed mer
We're put to work in the shops with
out outside interference.
At Altoona, Pa, it is reported that
scores of men working in the shops
there quit work to join a demonstra-
ton of the strikers.
Train Service Curtailed.
Some curtailment of train service
is reported from st. Louis. Hannibal
Mo-, Louisiana, Illinois, New York
and several other states. Interior
ence by railway strikers in Texas
with a mail train was reported tc