Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-06
| IN GTII PROBED
federal MarshaIs Investi-
y gate Charge of Tearing
Down Court Injunction
and Threatening Worker.
TWO cases Of alleged violation Q

Two cases of alleged violation of
he federal courts order against
lolence or intimidation in connec-
nasfon with the shipments strike
this'ere being investigated yesterday
Of sy deputy United States marshals
1nend the. special officers of the
tioianta Fe railway.
" a man whose name is said to be
anown to the authorities but who
gihas not been arrested yesterday
liaore from the fence surrounding
AFf1e Santa Fe roundhouse and shops
AuS copy of the courts order that had
nateen posted Friday by the United
Iestates marshal as a part of the
~ !egal service of the process.
ENC A Worker Threatened.
Eight or more men were report
gatd by Oscar Kirkpatrick. painter
unemployed at the shops. to have fol-
iiaowed him Friday night as he came
from his work. The men did not
cainolest him, Kirkpatrick said, but
mIhey led him to believe they were
OF following him for the purpose of
paintimidation. He said these men
greoid bystanders they were going to
pr'get'' him.
thf The legal department of the
Iosanta Fe is watching the situation
tofn Las Vegas. where several arrests
cnbccurred Thursday and Friday as
lhtfae result of strike disorders. Until
Feate last week there had been prac-
soicaily no trouble in Las Vegas.
laDne of the men arrested there is
va shop employee and three are
AIqstrikerA
Strikers Support Laws.
IN Opinion expressed by members
teUDf the various unions here is that
d4hey are as anxious to have the law
ulpbeyed and enforced as is the rail-
otway company. 1t is not believed,
Hfor this reason, that the unions will
Wake formal action to have the
tlfemporary injunction order set
aside when the hearing is called
knext Saturday in Santa Fe.
Assault Case Dismissed.
M After lengthy hearing yester-
l*day afternoon in police court,
MJudge George Roddy dismissed the
ncase against Steve Recob Red"
HtIiggett and Sterling b. Ditch. who
awere accused of an assault on
EFsThomas F. Lynch, shop employe,
Avon August g. The men produced
Aiwitnesses to prove that they were
a
Csalibi, Judge Roddy said. was COM
Uplete. The testimony brought out
Etithe fact that Lynch was attacked
tibut did not show by whom, the
Ecourt held.
ri Thomas McElvaine, who APP
ppeared for the accused men, who
u are strikers, said that the striking
a men are anxious that the law bt
preserved and that guilty person!
nbe punished, but do not wish to see
dinnocent men prosecuted. He sale
that the defendants had proved al
alibi. The testimony was taken b,
ca stenographer. Attorney George
&C Taylor conducted the case FOL
the prosecution.
Campos Bound Over.
Justice Desiderio Montoya II
.Old Albuquerque yesterday bount
Ito the grand jury Manuel Campos
Enlarged with an attack on Flor
lencio Rodriguez, a shop worker
with a deadly weapon. FeDciant
Garcia and Augustin Lopez. ac
icused jointly with Campos, wer
dismissed. Later in the day Au
'gustin Lopez swore to complain
in Justice Roddy's court charging
Florencio Rodriguez with assault
with words. Campos. Garcia AM
Lopez were alleged to have beef
the men who dragged Rodrigue
from a buggy near the Barela
bridge a short time ago and CAV
him a severe beating. Campo
furnished $500 bond signed b
Mariana Chavez and ]. A. Mon
taua