San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
M. Morgan to Go to Trial
for Alleged Injunction
Violation.
HER CASES CALLED
telve Defendants 10 Trial
Monday on Liquor Con-
spiracy Charges.

contempt case in which J. NJ.
ryan, chairman Of the striking rail-
shopmen last summer, is charged
b violating a temporary injunction
ited by Judge Duval West in fed
court restraining interference with
[Kay employees or interruption of the
,ness of the railways in carrying on
hrstate commerce or transportation
he mails, has been set for trial in
|fral court Wednesday.
hhe information alleging violation of
h injunction, was filed last fall by
|tted States District Attorney John
Hartman with the consent Of the
1T. The case was set but postponed
|bwing indictments at FL Paso in
railroad quicksilver case. Charges
',the quicksilver case against Mr..
a.gan we're later dismissed by the
\ TT at Ell Paso.
y Several Offenses Alleged.
The information charging violation
I he temporary injunction issued by
,ige West. July 81, 1922. in the case
sthe II. & Il. c. Railway company
IN, alleged that on August %, 1872,
Morgan in company with Others.
Lted the G.. II. & =. A. shops and
yresscd vigorous language toward
Iployes. It alleged that strikers fol-
led employees against the will of the
Der. 1t further alleges that Mr.. Nor
1 abused a boilermaker employed
1.-THE G. H. & S. A.. on August %.
that four days later he accosted
fther employe Of the railway company
his way home from work and threat
IA him. 1t further alleges that on
gust 90 Mr.. Morgan trespasSed upon
/ property Of the G. II. & s. A.
4 the purpose of intimidating en-
syes. A number of affidavits are
slched.
conspiracy case involving twelve
rndants alleged to have handled
'ht quantities Of liquor in San An
DO, has been set for trial next Mon
|. The indictment returned by the
eral grand Jury alleges that the con-
lacy existed from April until No
hber 1, last year. The indictment
I ges that the liquor came from many
irces and that "said Conspirators
Re to assist one another in obtain-
< and hauling and handling aud con-
ding said liquors. 10 the end that
il conspiratOrs might carry on a
fife in such liquors for beverage
poses in Bexar county, Texas"
those named by the Indictment are
Norton. Guy Caldwell. Werner
adwell. Chris C. Terrell, Frank G.
Ter, George McCray, Z. Schleyer,
bis Schreiner. Levi Stevens, William
bin, Emil Siebenhor ST., and Fern
5Elhenny.
Work On Lincoln's Birthday.
Although Monday. February L. is
9coln's birthday anniversary, that
y will not interfere with settings
bases called for that day, the United
ltes district attorneys office an
fnced Saturday. The petit jury ex-
ed Friday evening for the weekend,
been ordered 10 report Monday
Fning.
The federal grand jury. temporarily
used from duty on December 20,
been ordered by Judge West to
,ort back for duty Monday. Fcbru-
10. No intimntion, of course. was
EN- MS to the nature of the cases to
lpresented to the grand jury when
for duty next week. but it
believed that the purpose of calling
inquisitorial body into session again
TO dispose of possible felony cases
,umulated on the United States Com.
ssioner's docket. Walton d. Hood of
I Antonio, is foreman of the grand
IL,