Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-05
LABOR UNIONS and OTHERS ARE
ENJOINED FROM INTERFERING
With B. & 0. RAILROAD HERE
Order Issued in the United States District Court Against
Organizations and individuals Prohibiting Them OBJ
suctng the Company in the Conduct Of Its Business
Here Chiefly Result Of Strike Trouble at WiSmefe.

On complaint OF the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Co. against the Inter-
national Association OF Machinists.
and other defendants, in the United
States District Court for Delaware,
Judge Dickinson of Philadelphia has
issued an order restraining the de-
PENDANTS from interfering with the
company's employees.
The restraining order is i'm con-
nection with an application for pre-
liminary injunction, made by the COM
pany, which will be argued August
IA.
The defendants named in the bill Of
complaint are The International AS
sociation of Machinists, William II.
Johnston, T.. c. Dawson; Interna-
uonal Brotherhood of Boilermakers,
aron Shipbuilders and Helpers of
America. j. A. Franklin: International
brotherhood OF Blacksmiths. Drop
Forgers and Helpers, James w. Kline;
international Alliance Of Amalgamat-
&c Sheet Metal Workers. j. J. Hynes;
International Brotherhood of Elec-
trical Workers, James i. Noonan:
brotherhood of Railway Carmen of
America, Martin p. Ryan. John Scott.
Is. NJ. Jewell, System Federation 30.
Federated Shop Crafts, William J. Nc
Gee. president. II. l.. Alberty, secre-
tary; j. NJ. McKenna. Patrick Clifford.
Samuel Fulton. II. Lawrence. j. A.
Healey, ]. p. Usak. w. Mayew. j.
NcHenry. Lewis NJ. Pleasenton. ]. c.
Salmon, II. w. Albers. G.. l.. Nc Daniel.
y Prestovitz. J. Clifford, Charles Writ,
pnv-ls A ~
nor. II. Forsythe, ]. Kelly, c. Tuow,
"A. Catell. Charles Hastings. O. Cooper.
=. Cooper. B. Waters. l.. Wypant. II.
Il. Mundell. A. IL. Meadows. w. V.
Hawke, J. de Long, John Goodwin, T.
Smith. w. Swift, c. +. Irwin, w. AL
bers, w, w. Dunvell and Joseph Sent
man.
In the application for the restrain
ing order the railroad company al
l,ges that "the defendants are forcibly
hindering, hampering and interfering
with the movement of complainant 8
engines, cars and trains IN interstate
commerce, and in the carrying of the
United States mails, and are tres
passing upon the tracks. right OF way
and property Of the complainant, and
that the defendants, their officers,
agents. servants. employees and other
persons are combining, Sonspiring
agreeing and arranging, impeding
hindering, ohstructing or Interfering
with the movement Of complainant S
trains, locomotives and cars in inter
state commerce, or which carry OF
contain United States mail.
The order restrains the defendants
hfrNIarinc nhS-y -t,,c
terfering with, forcibly or by
threats. or intimidation of per.
sons employed or desiring Work
on or in connection with tn,
maintenance or repair of loco.
motives and cars of the complain.
mt and from entering upon and tres
passing on the property of the com
plainant for any of the above pur
poses.
The order says that the defendants
and each of them, and other members
and those participating with them
are further restrained from conspir
ing, inducing and coercing person.
working or desiring TO work on or il
connection with the maintenance oI
repair Of complainant's locomotive:
and cars. to relinquish their employ
ment by threats, intimidation o.
coercion, and from congregating IL
or near the premises on which tn,
shops. round houses and yards o
complainant, at Wilsmere. Del, Els
mere. Del, and Wilmington, Del. ant
other points in the State of Delaware
are located. and from obstructing tn
passage of persons 10 work in O
about said shops, round houses O
yards. and from unlawfully picketiny
the said shops, round houses an,
yards. or the streets. reads. ways O.
paths leading thereto. or the passing
by egress or ingress thereto, so as 4
prevent, obstruct or hinder thos
working or desiring to work. as afore
said, on the repair OF complainant
locomotives and cars.
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