Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-08

progress reiterated today they had
reason to believe that the prospect
for S"t'i"men, of tn" strike on Soy
raj individual roads appeared 10 p"
improved. II was said that l.. NJ
Jewell, leader Of tho etriki rr shop
m"nt had hcen In touch with several
II those recently aud while officially
The Dcpa rtment nf Justic" VAS not
tdviscd Of Mr.. JEWELS whereabouts.
Il was indicated that administration
officials had "A w"ll-dcfircd idea al
mis- activities. II was iu'imatci by
some IN tho conndon-. "f President
Harding and Attorney ,irn"ral
paurherty tina, amy persistent at
tempt 10 obtain service upon Mr
Jewell had been deferred because OF
the belief that he was engaged In ne
Ectiations which might bring set
clement az the strik. within the
"cnim Of justif,ahle hope.
Feels situation =. Clcnrlry Tn.
Attorney General raugh"rty was
said 10 feel HAT tho Sirik" situa-
ton. as 1t directly affects the law
enforcement branch Of the govern
ment. had cleared up appreciably in
the last few DAYS. Reports from
c.nters where II was found n.ces
sary to concentrate forces OF special
sized the continued maintenance ~
Jaw and order among strikers and
railroad employees.
After a conference between Mr..
paugher'y and Senator Rorah, /, was
reiterated ny government officials
that no effort would 10 mad" To re
tain In III. Chicago permanent in
Junction when and II granted IN"
provisions which have been inter
rrct"d az tending to interfere with
free speech"
How far government representa-
tives would 60 IN agreeing 10 4 modj-
'ication Of IN. temporary order vas
not stated. hut those i'm close touch
with the administration were san
cuinn in "a prediction tonight that ~
would be very radically modine ed
This. il was stated would occur
on tho governments own motion he
fore tho court next Monday The
Attorney and his adviser.
we're said Ia have come 10 tho con.
clusion that tn" temporary order
went unnecessarily far In it's rcstiic-
tinns.
i"rah DI>russrS Injunction.
Discussing his conference with tho
Attorney General, Senator I;orah said
he could not quote MIR paugherty,
hut that no had given his criticisms
of tho restraining order
II told him that in my opinion that
certain clauses went beyond the
power "f tho court and were IN Yio-
lati"u ~ the Constitutions" said SEN
ator Borah II also told him that
their being there didn't help the case
any. on tho other hand, they retard
and delay tho adjustment Of the real
controversy. called attention TO
the clause tying ny the funds OF The
union. those relating to discussion Of
the strike and those relating 20 In
ter"iews and newspaper publica-
tionS"
seeks Impeachment of DauEherty.
Senator Borah today autographed
John j. DOwd. chairman Of the cen
trial strike committee Of the metro
politan district a. New York for the
shopmcn. in reply to the latter's
request that he begin Impeachment
proceedings against Attorney-Gen-
eral Daugherty and Judge Wilker-
son. Senator Borah said he would
reply more fully after the. injunction
hearing next Monday and. after re-
ceipt of Mr.. powd's message, ex-
pressed sympathy with efforts to
maintain constitutional privileges"
Senator Rorahs message follows:
"Will reply fully to your telegram
after hearing next week In the
meantime may say that l am thor
ouEhiy in sympathy with any plan
to preserve unhampered the guarRn-
tees found in our Constitution? After
all. we find the old Constitution
fine charter In time of trouble. do
we not? Let MS stand up for IL re-
gardless Of who would undertake to.
disregard II or violate Il. VIII com
munlcate with you fully after the
hearing"