The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-29
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The New York, New Haven and Hart ant. vs. The Railway Empioyees' Department, American Federation of
 tenn Federation No F; B. M Jewell
 and Others. Defendants-In Equity United States of America, District of Connecticut. ss:
 pepartmsnt, American Fedsratien of { viduaiiy and as President of Railway
 erafion of La6or % WIIlam ffi H. Johnston, Individually and as President of Inter Franklin, individually and as President of International Brotherhood of Boiler of America: James W. Kline. Indiyidually
 and as President of International Broth erhood of Blacksmiths. Drop, Forgers b and as President of Amaigamated Sheet
 James C. Noonan, indiViduaily and az N President of International Brotherhood M indiyiduaiiy- and as General President of II Brotherhood of Railway Car Men or | secretary etesr; and and % Treasurer 1' of RAILWAY
 Employees ,Dspartment. American can Fed. Fed, N Haven, Connecticut, individually and as Fl President of System Federation No. IT, I setts. individually and as Secretary and N Treasurer of System Federation No. r. F and as chairman of International Broth l erhood of Boiler Makers. Iron snip \ Builders and Helpers of America; James
 dividually and as chairman of the In
 10fdn of EsseEiea
 New York, Individually ana as chairman m V of the International Brotherh3od Of Harold E. Reardon, Hyde Park, Massa- II chusetts. individually and as chairman Iat l. o&anists; Thomas J. Kelly, Dorchester,
 ndiyldually g and i,sS as cnaIr nr Y Men of America; James Finnegan, Rox-
 cRag cRaIrmaa mnssasnnasaa &magamated sheet Metal | workers, Internafional Alliance; William
 Enright Ks5Iaban Wiam Hffsgnan 6saph sgiar s M1Fa N James 5. Mclaughlin, George MeGuire
 erS NeA A Hisn9 Ms1en na D MgfaR
 Mev ef pcSeft SSapsctfHS Aien
 PiioS aoss and m ; Y. cousey. " all of Waterbury. \ Connecticut;. Nicholas Forans Thomas
 WIlie@ z o9 EssF GFtin sPa een M necticut; Morton Jensen. of North Ha7
 D smith 50ssRh boPh af oRa
 ConnseticTt, Miehael "a Goye T PeteF CT Han Han | Gracey. M. Walsh, and M NaVin' G iMa,,s all of ' of Cos Cob. Greenwich. Connecticut; T. 4 Berger, of Brapf1rd al pa .t7 Connectieaf rndati
 eat; asi Edwara Papton, of Mlif6rd, con X necticut; Edward J; Curren, George
 all ei' of West Haven, connecticut; their officers, agents, servants, employees ana
 with ithfthe1 them or r' any of them, and any and all other persons in active concert or
 paEF1i1RalRnas WaRREas, %f1n The New e Yor. New Ha- t ven and Hartford Railroad Company,
 eEzan of in f filed on the equity side of the District X above named defendants. and has ob-
 iainec in3ection m as prayed TOT in said bill: \ Now. Therefore, We, having regard to \ do hereby command and strictly restrain i and ,enjoin you, the said The RailWay 1Hal; 4 eration of Labor, Federated Shop Crafts, t System Federation No IT; B. M. Jewell
 navfsaE MaE eae ns 96
 Federation of Labor; William H. Johns, <, internationai nt Association of Machinists
 J. A. Franklin, individually and as Presi-
 Boiler Max CTS, Iron ship Builders and fI Helpers of America; James W. Kline, in- tionai Brotherhood of BlaeRsmiths, Drop E Forgers and Helpers; J; J: Hynes. indi- J mated mated Sheet rect Metal Workers. Interna- N tional Alliance; James (. Noonan, indi, Brotherhood of Electrical Workers; Mar N tin F. Ryan, individually and as General ll Car TsI Men of of America; John Scott, mai,
 vidually and Secretary, and Treasurer
 American Federation of Labor: John .
 Rsady Nsw Hpven Con9estieut nF sd ind M eration No. r; Robert Henderson Il Roslindale. Massachusetts, indivduall! ss,Lt tenn Federation No. II. and as chairman 'f of International Brotherhood of Boile M Makers, Iron Ship Builders and Helper M of America; James l.. Baker, Roslindale < Massachusetts, Individually and a
 erhood has of Electrical Workers; E; J. Gin s ton, Weschester. New York, indiyiduall 4 Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Drop For
 gde aPa Park eRsr HnEaa E and as chairman of the InternatIona
 sS of nd viduai1y and as chairman of the Broth
 erhood of f. Railway Gar b Men of M hmsFi6n aac61
 sets; indiyidually and as haIrn Shairman 1q
 tepnatians sheet Mam Mffaa p William Heffernan. s. Morehead, J. Ke
 sner oseeh georEe asMsEa cortis R Nichols and T. Mulligan, all of NeN
 RRsn ee1neetcn Edw3nd anea c P lard, Edward Pickett, Allen Pilch and
 GHhek Sieheias af Foran. M sS thomas SDeMonti, Wi
 liam Curtin and Robert MeGreg4r, 1qorta a
 e East of Hopfh 4oRen Joseph Au'C1air and Thomas D. SInitl O'Brien, all of Hartford, Connecticut; / II Sssanen M Na1in. all C of SeeE Nea iondon conneet Ei cut; H. G. Wells, of Cos Cob, Greenwich
 James T Horne of ba El bury, Connecticut; Edward Panton. Milford, Connecticut; Edward J. Cure If Brooks, all of West Haven, Connection |A and each and every one of you, yol H officers agents, servants, employees ar
 attorneys, and all persons associate
 G5e oter ype m 0a ticipating with you:
 N O) From in any way or manner inte fering with, hindering, disturbing. stopping any of the business of the cor plainant as a common carrier of pa
 interstate con merce:
 @ From in any way interfering wit hindering, obStructing, stopping al M mail trains, express other trains, e zines or cars, engaged in interstate cor Il merce;
 sCs) From in any manner interferil with, injuring destroying any proper WhatsoeYer. of the complainant;