The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-03-16
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60. Authorities

. tho text of the malicious injunction that
Follow Feb % against the United Farmers League of
sqGe ooa the Unemployed Councils and against 81
Sum directly named
neS 81 the defendants" to appear before the
On MaI I cause why the injunction should not be
t S To the day of this hearing, however, the in
End Temporarily in force restraining the UFL, the
hOn Is 'Gncis and and the 90 farmers from all ac-
SGplOyead CO"ilSl' '''N
fdtS ,oontime Walter Conway, the attorney general
t nerTnanent injunction against the defendant Or
5S LOT Soir officers agents, members sympathizers,
ons associating with and abiding and abetting,
nd all and all of the defendants herein enjoinng and re-
Sr them from in any manner encouraging advocating
gaming ~ teaching the duty necessity proprety Of
NgeSiSc terrorism, coercion dureSS, a of
POD WISHING social economic and Industrial political
% nd from interfering with and o6strucung the carry
S I'D ovecutng the orders and judgments of the courts
I acts which tend to in any wise interfere with the
gbts of the people OF this state that the defend
p he permanently enjoned from IN anywse interfering
Jus nonddlng in public sales under execution by adj
anont as authorized by law and in which may be con-
I in the various counties of this state and from inter-
Hg with the carrying out OF the orders and Judgment
% courts in connection with forcibe entry and unlawful
npr actions and elections. (From the argument OF
4 ~ Gtv General to get this injuncton).
4 Th following injunction is the most shameless and
ddMS document ever ss"eu w any OO~A" "e'0' '
4 N their organizations
do Farmers and workers organizations from all over
m uutry are protesting against these fascist attacks
% rino class through their courts in South Dakota
& form of indignation and protest must show these
SdS Dakota gentlemen that the farmers and workers
this country not going to take 1t without protest
hn their most fundamental liberties are trampled into
d the dust.
The Montana State Executive Committee of the
rvT tbrOuph it's secretary Hans Hardersen, is calling
mon ali locals of all farmers and workers organizations
SN meetings Immediately to discuss the matter and
d energetic protest to the South Dakota Authorities
snst the infringement upon the as yet constitutional
II liberties of the people
Defend yourselves against the brutal fascist attacks
de bankers and big landlords and indusriaists, who
are using all their of cOmpulsiOn and oppression,
q their courts and sheriffs and prisons.
Protests should be sent to- Judge Howard BabcOck,
SetOn S. D., Attorney General Walter Conway, Pierre
IL 3d. and to President Roosevelt
IN CICRCUTT COURT
FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF ROBERTS
State of South Dakota
On relation of Walter Conway
Attorney General.
Plaintiff,
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
The limited Farmers League-COunciI of Unemployed
both voluntary associations julius Walstad, State Orga
nicer Of the United Farmers League; Hans Grimsrud
Secretary of the United Farmers League, and Carl
Kpe Albert Hoist Ole Rinde, Tony Nigg Merle Plant,
]. Smith, Earl MOntag, Leonard RuCkdasche, Ralph
hckdasche. Elmer Eddy Fred Schacher, Elmer KrOg-
sd AxeI ROsenkjar Charles Carlson, Ed. KnutsOn,
Robert Berg John Schacher Christ Week. John Hanson,
Azs Anderson, David BlOOmquist, Louis Reick, Henry
Krone Jerry Long, A. ]. Hanson E. ]. Pitts Henry
Ha&berth Art Faith, Alfred Hoffman, Carl LeknesS,
S Ed Bubak Alfred CheI Albert Davidson, Walter Gray,
Hugh Wiley G. B. ChristiansOn Albert Vrem, Clarence
GederOS Knute Walstad Ernest MagnusOn, Art Stavg,
Frank Eschbach, w. R. DeArment Ed Erickson, Joe
Cooper Ed COnley Frank Parker Leo Krausch, Russell
whpky John Enquist August YOst, Henry Neiland, Z.
Nelson J. W. Powell, Bert Hanson, Charles Bu6ack'
Albert Nicholson, Willie Heck, William Peters, Erlck
Erickson, Ernest Krone, John GrOnau, Alfred Judlsh,
coward Judish, John Long, Albert VanOuSe, Arthur
Sm0n Nicholas Nelson, Theodore Nelson, Edward Lehr-
Ralph COnley, Guy Tarvn, Jr. Fred SCHNEIDER, Merle
nt John Doe Plant whose true Christian name is un-
%Gwn, VIM. Guerts Clifford Elstad, r. B. Stevens, H.
~lhOmas H. N. Alberts Gilbert Gronseth, Edward Inn.
sOven, D. ]. OShaughnessy, Hazel O'Shaughnessy
frank OFarTell, William Clausen, Otto Hill members Oh
u associations and all other persons whose names are
Unknown who are members of said associations.
russell Constantine, Clarence Sharp, E. L. BOlland.
Defendants.
a. Upon reading and filing the verified complaint IN
nus scnOn, and the affidavits of Herbert E. Hegna NJ
% shoemaker, ID. L. Wolff, and w. W. Wilson, and on
On OF Walter Conway, Attorney General of the state
Cth Dakota, Penj. ID. Mntener, Assistant Attorney
R&aL and Dana BabcOck, States Attorney in and iOr
tiff S' 0Ou'h DdAOtd' attorneys iOi '"e P-~.iS'r
E M.H II ORDERED that the defendants, and each of
Gtv SNOW cause before at thu CYuIt House IN the
Smb n S%set0n, III the County Of Roberts, State Of
SGOcL DkOta On the 9Th day ct March, 1894 at zen
parties III OF said day, soon thereafter as the
not he n De heard, why temporary injunction should
them restraining said defendants, and each OF
dirst; al persons acting under the control authority
men, from " "e''"A Vi saiu Oelenua"'s VI e'''
pi advocating, encouraging or suggesting the pro-