The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-09-14

unlaWIully interfering With, nlndeT
ing or obstructing, or stopping any
of the business of plaintiff or its
agents, officers, and employees in the
operation of plaintiffs railroad OF
any department or part thereof; and
restraining them from such interfer-
ence.
(2) In any manner whatsoever,
by use of threats, personal injury,
suggestion of danger, or threats of
violence of any kind, interfering with
hindering, obstructing or stopping
any person engaged in the employ of
the plaintiff, or any person desiring
to enter its employment in connec
ton with its business or the opera
ton of its line or railroad in the
District of Montana.
(3) Inducing or attempting to
induce or compel by threats, intimi-
dation, force, or violence, or by the
fear or suggestion of harm or danger,
any person so employed or desiring
such employment so as to cause
them to refuse to perform any
of their duties as employees, if en-
ployed, or to enter such employment,
if they so desire.
(4) Interfering by threats,
force, intimidation or personal OBJ
struction and restraint with the en-
ployes of said plaintiff in going to or
from their daily work.
(5) Going to the homes of said
plaintiffs employees, either singly or
collectively, or any of them, for the
purpose of intimidating them, or CO.
ercing any or all of them to leave
the employment of the plaintiff, and
from intimidating or threatening by
letters, telephone or in any manner
the wives, families or properties of
said employees.
(6) Protecting, aiding or as
sisting any person or persons in COM
hitting any of said acts so restrained
as aforesaid.
Cd T~respassing. assembling,
lettering, or congregating upon, about
or in proximity to the shops, round
houses, depots, tracks, yards or other
premises of the Plaintiff at Havre and
Great Falls, Montana, or elsewhere in
Montana for the purpose of doing
or attempting to do any of the acts
so restrained, as aforesaid, or enter
ing at all upon railroad property
other than at depots and then only
for the purpose of boarding or de-
parting from trains.
(8) Picketing or maintaining
at or near the premises of the plain
tiff or on or near the streets, alleys,
paths or roads leading to the premises
of the plaintiff, any representative
or representatives, except that two
representatives as representatives OF
all of said defendants, may be main
at each of the points of in
gress and egress to said premises now
and ordinarily used or hereafter
established, but for the purpose only
of announcing the strike and peace
ably recommending, advising and pur-
the employees and would-be
employees to join defendants in it.
(9) Doing any act or thing
whatever unlawfully in furtherance
Of any conspiracy or combination
among them, or any of them, to OBJ
struct or interfere with plaintiff, it's
officers, agents or employees in the
free and unrestrained control and
operation of it's railroad and the con-
luct of its business, and from defac-
ng, tearing down, or in any manner
IL way m%utilating any copies of any
writ issued or posted hereunder.
COY After fair and reasonable
recommendations, advice, and per-
;uasion, if any person employed by
he plaintiff or desiring employment
~ the plaintiff definitely and finally
l~eclines to hear further in respect to
he issues of the strike, nj further
,ursuasion shall be exercised upon
lin for the time being.
CID No persuasion or efforts of
my kind to influence employees or
'ther persons shall be made on trains,
ars, depots, or depot grounds or on
my property of the plaintiff.
WHICH COMMANDS AND IN
FUNCTIONS YOU ARE RE-
SPECTIVELY REQUIRED TO
OBSERVE AND OBEY.
Intil our said District Court shall
nake further order in the premises.
This injunction does not apply to
he Whitefish unions, or Whitefsh de-
endants specifically named in the
omplaint, within the city limits of
he city of Whitefsh, or to the Butte
or the Butte defendants
POLITICALLY named in the complaint, !
yithin the city limits of the city of
or to the Judith Gap Unions
r Judith Gap defendants specifically
AIMED in the complaint within the
own limits of Judith Gap, or to the
ewistown Unions or Lewistown de- 1
andants within the city limits of
ewistown except in so far as they
r their members may be shown to
ombine, c~onspire, act in concert