The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-02
E)S'T' SWEEPING
iIRRE ACTION
YET
The Survival and Supremacy
Of The Government" Is Main
Principle, Says Daugherty,
H. SHOP CRAFTS HEADS
ARE NAMED DEFENDANTS
Etrike viii Continue Until
Satisfactory Settlement" De
dares w. H. Johnson.

cIares W. H. Johnson.
CHICAGO, Sep. taking one
b The most drastic steps ever at
tempted in a strike situation, the
United States government today
sot2ined temporary federal order
restraining striking railroad shop
ntn, their officers and affiliated
bodies throughout the country
rom interfering in any way what
tyer With the operation of the
aiIroad9,
The restraining order, hearing
fn which was set for September
wae issued by Federal Judge
lanes Il. Wilkerson, upon the Pc
zion Of attorney General Harry
z. Daugherty, who came here
rom Washington 10 argue for the
cHoa,
he o,der enjoins, until the hearing,
railway employees, attorneys, SER
Is gents, associates and all per
acting in aid or connection with
m from in any manner interfering
hinGering or obstructing railway
anios, the,~ agents, servants or
lyes in the operation of their
|Isc.ive railroads and systems of
'spo@tation or the performance OF
public duties and obligations in
transportation of passengers ana
'pcTty in Interstate commerce and
carriage If the mails and from
any mnnner interfering with en-
rs engaged in inspection, repair,
ajnu and use Of trains, locomo-
49, cars and other equipment and
IN attempting to prevent any per-
from freely entering into or con-
ing in the employ of the compan-
Tor Tho purpose o inspection, and
l'irine Of locomotives and cars or
erwise
Sp2ro~aey Of Government.
Nh" underlying principle involved
lie acton. the attorney general
Z In concluding his argument for
ordrr is tho survival and the su-
macy NJ Inc government of the
jnd S.aD"s." DECLARING his request
n"' AIMED al union labor, the at
|nHy General said HAT The step was
''SS"'} jo The preservation Of the
onS themselves A. the same time
B5rIn& The government expected to
KS authority 10 prevent the labor
o0S rom destroying the open shop.
When the unions claim the right
'!c'at" to the government and to
.''hal" the American people and de-
IT, me American people Of the ne
'''"s OF life. DO he warned, then the
Tpmen' will destroy the unions,
'' government Of the United |
rs Is supreme and must endure"
ne railway employees department !
me American Federation of Labor.
NJ. Jewell, its president: ]. F. Nc
H. vice president and John Scott /
0.arE-trcasurer together with the
Mop crafts brotherhood the 120
sm tederations and their presi-
and secretaries were made de-
2nt7 in the petition.
No Effect on Strike. |
nciais of the shop crafts asserted
~" order would have no effect
7aHnaance of the strike.
's' strike will continue until a
@ae'ory settlement has been
yea Secretary Scott said. w. H.
.@on' president Of the Information
''0C'ation Of Machinists said that
40 Will not ahate their efforts to
Va" strike effective, despite any
"Nen by the courts, B.. NJ. Je-
mead OF tho shop crafts Issued
I'ement and at his headquarters !
Wright 1t was reported that the
Conference" while another Of
"'o he was "out OF the city"
%'' Mr. Daugherty. Blackburn
're his assistant and Charlie
Chiled States District Attorney.
y. VI me Injunction, Mr.. Daugher;y ,
,a'e' 10 comment on the possible
NJ 10 ,otArc moves will be governed
~, % ny ihr actions of the persons
n l Presentation before the court |
s,,,-s"'rly reviewed the efforts at
a,, aJ PARTICULARLY President
AMI ms attempt to end the strike. {
sn,. 'h' factetaoi nraM ecisli I'd {
sa5 Nv -, attention to the fact that the 9
,,r. eoor board Is an agency of 9
"nment and that the presi- {
h PROCLAMATION calling up S
rs 10 return to work, obey /
decisions, and in any
20 interfere with the trans /