The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23

any other person persons. company or organza-
tion to do or cause to be done any of tho things
known picbeting, that Is to say assembling or
Oausing to be assembled numbers Of In SYM
pathy with the said strike at or near points Of in
gress and in the shops of plaintiff prox
unity to plaintiffs property where its present
plaintiffs employees MS they go in and out OF their
respective places Of work and by threats OF personal
injury intimidation force violence put
ting in fear OF suggestions OF danger attempting to
persuade or intimidate or prevent said employees
therein or from preventing any other person by
like means from entering into the employ Of the
plaintiff; or from ordering directing. aiding
sisting in any way or in any way abetting any per-
son in committing the said unlawful acts; from con-
gregRting upon or from maintaining at or any
OF the yards. shops depots. terminals, tracks way
lands road-beds or premises of tho plaintiff any
guards, pickets or persons 10 perform any act OF
guarding, patroling or picketing any such yards,
shops depots, terminals tracks, way-lands or
premises to threaten or in any manner intimdate
to make suggestions OF danger or threats of VIC.
fence OF any klhd TO any servants or employees or
plaintiff or persons desiring to enter into service OF
consplring commanding or directing the doing by
any person of any injury or bodily harm 10 any OF
the servants agents employees OF the plaintiff, but
TINS sha not prevent pcketng by not to exceed one
representative of defendants at each OF such
points which representative shall not abuse, sander
or threaten any OF plaintiffs workmen, and shall
not approach any OF said workmen employees OF
their single efforts by communication or persuasion
ohsruct unwilling listener in any respect dog
homes, abodes or places OF residence OF the
or employees of the plaintiff for the purpose OF in
timldaring. coercing threatening them in any
manner by violence, intimidation or threats put
ting them in fear or suggestions Of danger TO in
refuse to perform their duties for the plaintiff or
70 refuse to enter the service OF the plaintiff; from
in any way hindering, obsructng or impeding the
operation OF the trains of plaintiff the movement
mail, or performing or dscharglng other duties MS
a carrier, from endeavorng illegally induce peo-
pie not TO deal with the plaintiff its agents or en-
ployes; and from in any manner destroying or in
Juring property OF the plaintiff; by any OF such
means aforesaid hindering, obstructng or nterfer-
Ing with the carrying OF It's business of
interstate commerce.; and from ordering directing,
aiding eounseing, assisting or abetting any person.
company or organization TO do cause to be
done any of the things aforesaid until the further
IT is FURTHER ORDERED, that this prelim-
mary injunction shall continue in effect from the
dote hereof until the final hearing OF this cause
until further order OF this Court, and shall be
operative and take effect and be binding upon the
upon notice thereof, by reading, by delivering a
is' ms '''' '''' 'D'''O" 0' po'''"S or PRINT
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED. that as to the de-
fendants herein who have not yet been served, tho
tinued in force until the 31st day OF July 1922 at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, at which time the said defendants
served in tho meantime are ordered appear be-
fore this Court at Guthrie oklahoma, at 1900
why the preliminary inunction as prnyed "1o1' fo1
JOHN II. CoTTERAI.
Judge Of the United states District court for the
western District OF Oklahoma.
ENDORSED: IN EQUITY NO b4b. In the District Court
OF the United States for the Western District OF
oklahoma, ST, Louis-San Francisco Railway Com
pany VI. International Association OF Machinists
ct al.
PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION. Filed July 2i
1921,
ARNOLD C DoLDE, Clerk
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Western District of Oklahoma ss'
I, ARNOLD c. DoLDE, Clerk of the District
Court Of the United States for the Western District
~ oklahoma, do hereby certify the attached and
foregoing 10 be a full, true and correct copy OF
Order July 2l, 1892, preliminary Injunction. in case
No, $40, in Equity St, Louis-San Francisco Railway
Company Plaintiff, vs. International Association OF
Macilinists Ell nj. Defendants, the same appears
on file and record in my office
IN TESTIMONY WIIEREOF. I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal OF said Court, al
Guthrie. in said district, this 2lst day Of July. A. D.
1922,
ARNOLD C. DOLDE, Clerk
BY THEODORE NJ FILSON. Deputy Clerk