Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

OFFICIALS OF the department ~ Justice
would not comment for publication an
The recourse ~ the strikers of the courts
hut unofficInliy they expressed the opin
Ion that II the supreme court of the DIS.
trict ~ Columbia should grant the tenn.
porary restraining order. II would open
up Wide avenues leading Ia q possible
up.sc,,inr by courtsscf other Jurisdiction
of inIunctions and restraining orders
granted by the district supreme court.
such az those In various packers and
other important cnses under the sher.
man and Clayton acts.
The entire question, u was uaid un.
officially, centers ON section ~ of the
clayton act and section five or the
Sherman law which nrovid. that la
suits brought thcreunder the Judge ~
lany federal Jurisdiction. IN his Judgment
government or the purpose of any In
Junction. mny have the power IA Hub'
poena. witnesses and defendants In
,iher Jurisdictions.
, WhIe referencea 20 alleged IN sec
lrets negotiations at vnrlnus unnamed
lplaces lookins to separate settlemeni
with Individual reads c"atinned :" n
heard throughout the day. these str
lrenialned tonight In ths status ~ "un
conilrmcd reports"
> sone administration officiaIs who
, have kept IN personal touch with one
, lor both aides " thu transportation ron
4 troversy throughout ii's progress
4 lrelt.rnted to-day they had reason "a be
Iileve that the prospect for settlement q
1.-THE strike ON several Individual road'
! appeared To he improving. Aitnrns,
!. General Daushcfty wnr said 10 feel that
|. the strike situation m II directly affects
|, the law Enforcement branch d the gov
.rnmen,. had cleared NJ In the last few
. days Reports from cen,erh where u
!. was found necessary To ,oncen'rats
: forces ~ special deputies were said "a
!. lhav. emphasized the continued mainten
! ance flaw aud order amons strikers
|, and railroad employee
, After conferenc. between Mf
lDaush.rty ana senator Borah. idaho' y
was reltrred hy government officials
l,he, no effect would be- made 10 retain
. lin chicago the permanent Injunction
' which and n granted. the pro,sslon'
. which have hnen interpreted as TENDING
! 10 ln,elfrr, with stree speech"
pu, those In close iouch with the al
' mlnlsiratlon were ranTuln In q pfedic
" lion ,onlshi that n would h~ VERY rad
lcally" ms.iiflcd. The question was M
la.r.toad a. have h.sn discussed al
le,nfsf.noe hrixsn Ai,nfnsy urn"s
DaushcIiy aud Chairman cumn'ms "
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