New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

other premises OF satd railway COM
panies; or in any manner threaten, Tn
timidate by suggestions Of danger Of
personal violence toward any servants
or employees Of said companies or any
OF them, or toward persons conten-
plating the entering of such employ
lnent; or aiding, encouraging or caus-
ing any othsr person or persons TO
do SO.
Doing or causing or In any manner
conspiring, combining, directing, COM
manding or encouraging the doing, or
causing the doing by any person or
persons Of any injury or bodily harm
to any of the servants, agents or en-
ployees of said railway companies or
any Of them; going aingly or collec-
lively to the homes, abodes, or places
Of residence of any employees of the
said railway companies or any Of
them for the purpose of intimidnting,
threatening or coercfng such employ
ees or members of his family, or in
any manner by violence or threats Of
violence or otherwise directed toward
any said employee or member of HE
family induce or attempt to induce
such employee to refuse TO perform
his duties as an employee of said rail-
way companies or any Of them; from
or persons from entering the employ
of either of the said railroad COM
panies and from aiding, encouraging,
directing, commanding or causing any
SUCH persons or person so to do.
Indirect Hindering Ruled Out
I'm any manner directly or Indirect
ly hindering, obstructing or impeding
the operation of any Of the trains Of
said railway companies or any Of them.
in the movement, transportation of
passengers and property In Interstate
commerce or In the carriage of the
mails, or in the performance Of any
other duty as common carriers, and
from aiding, abetting, causing, encour-
aging or directing any person or per-
sons, association or organization to
do or cause to be done any of the mat.
ters or the things aforesaid.
SIN any manner by letters. printed
or other circulars, kilograms, tele-
phones, word of mouth, oral persua-
sion or suggestion or through inter
views to be published in newspapers
or otherwise in any manner whatsoever
encourage, direct or command any per-
son, whether member of any or either
Of said labor organizations, or associa-
tions, defendants herein or any of
otherwise, to abandon the employment
of said railway companies or any of
them or to refrain from entering the
service of said railway companies or
either Of them.
"The defendants, Jewell, McGrath
Scott, Johnston, Noonan, Kline, Ryan,
Franklin and Hynes and each Of them
as officers as aforesaid and as indi-
viduals be restrained and enjoined
from:
Issuing any instructions, requests,
public statements or suggestions in
any way to any defendant herein or to
any officials or members of said labor
organizations constituting the said
federated shop crafts, or to any of
fetal or member of any system fedora
ticn thereto, with reference to their
conduct, or the acts they shall per-
form subsequent to the abandonment
Of the employment of said railway
companies by the members of the said
federated shop crafts, or for the pur-
pose or to induce any such official OF
mem bers or any persons whomsoever
to do or say anything for the purpose
Of or intended or calculated to cause
any employee OF said railway COM
panies or any of them to abandon the
employment thereof or to cause any
persons to refrain from entering the
employment thereof to perform duties
in aid Of the movement Of transporta-
tion Of passengers and property in in
terstate commerce and the carriage Of
the mails.
Union Funds Tied Up
Using, causing or consenting to the
use Of the funds or the moneys Of
said labor organization In aid Of or to
promote or encourage the doing Of any
Of the matters or things hereinbefore
complained Of,
"That the complainant may have such
other and further relief'in the premises
as the nature of the case may require
and to your honor shall seem meet.
'SThat writ of subpoena issue di-
rected to the said defendants and each
of them and running to the districts
Of their residence or wherever they
may be found, commanding them and
each of them on a certain day to ap-
pear and answer this bill of complaint,
but not under oath, answer under oath
being expressly waived, and to abide by
and to perform such order and decree
as the court may take in the premises.
THAT temporary restraining order
be issued herein restraining the said
defendants and each Of them in accord
ance with the prayer for preliminary
and perpetual injunction pending a
hearing on said application for a pre-
liminary injunction, that said tempo
rary restraining order may be served
on each Of the said defendants named;
and that as to those unknown and un-
named defendants such temporary re-
straining order may be ordered and
decreed to be and to become effective
and binding upon such unknown and
unnamed defendants Immediately upon
the receipt of acquisition of notice or
knowledge thereof, and that for the
purpose of bringing notice, or know ledge
thereof to such unknown and unnamed
defendants the said temporary re-
straining order be ordered and directed
to be published and posted in such
manner and in such places and at such
times as the court may direct, and that
immediately upon the posting or pub
fishing Of such temporary restraining
order in any locality in any Of the said
lines Of said railroads where employees
are accustomed to perform the work Of
inspection and repair of the locomo-
tives, cars and other equipment, all
such unknown and unnamed defendants
in such localities shall be deemed to
have notice and knowledge thereof and
become bound thereby"
nothing in my life that am ashamed
of" whereupon Mr. Untermyer referred
to his record" that he had been "ap-
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