Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1922, Page 5

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1922. Cbe Casper Datlp Cribune : PAGE FIVE STRIKE INJUNCTION |S SECURED =.=: FRENCH YIELD | Hesk chairman, Bakersfield: ber local committee, Neddles; A. 1. Thurston, secretary-treasurer, Wins (Continued from Page One) the meantime pointed out that there|low lodge, Winslow, Ariz; C. L. Mi Beside the railway employes’ departhad been “a bushel of injunctions’|lam, member local committee, Win: ment, the six international univns, In-|granted to raflroads against local change. strengthened to 57.50 as) ternational Brotherhood of Black-|strike organizations which they as-| er, against 69.53 yesterda } smiths, International Association of|serted had in no way interferred with|H. Barber, member local committee,|" a similar effect was experienced on Amalgainated Sheet Metal Workers,|the effectiveness of the strike. The|Needlees and R. N. Dressler legisia-| tne stock exchange where re-purchase Brotherhood of Railway Carmen, In-|snopment, aovording to the labor tive representative, Needles. hardened the war loan to 100, while) (Continued from Page Oned | ruled_5,700 at noon today. Paris ex- ternational Brotherhood of Boilermak-|views, are not engaged in unlawful _—_——— other gilt edged stocks and French ers and Iron Ship Builders, Interna-jaction and can not be forced by in-| bonds showed fractional improvement. | tion Association of Machinists, Inter-| junctions to go back to work. | Renewed sr-culation in the ofl shares national Brotherhood of Electrical! Word of the court action begun tn} also was ‘nduced. | Workers as weil’as 120 system feder-|Chicago had a bombshell effect among| ‘The British press accords the heart!- | ations wer, named ag the objects of|labor leaders generally and there est welcome to the reparations com-| the injunction. ‘Were many expressions of surprise mission’s decision. The fact that it jamong government officials them-/ was unanimous makes it, the Times, EFFECTIVE CAMPAIGN |selves. The secret of the contem-! says, “great news which all true) PLANNED BY STRIKERS. |pldted action had Deen well kept,! friends of the entente and Europe will | WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—(By Thejend the attorney general had slipped receive with deep relief.” | Associated Press.}—Leaders of thejout of Washington With a few of his! Even the Labori Daily Herald, | striking shopment will not close associates knowing of his in which terms the decision a sham set: ! their attempts to make .their entions. 1 (Couttnuea rrom Page One) tiement that teaves Europe sul Lape effective whatever action is tak At the department of justice; offt-| tio: ing to ecoromic ruin applauds {t for| the court in Chicago asa result of|¢ials would make no commen what-| tow, Sereaaes (baad porate cted he} Stopping the further invasion of Ger injuction proceedings instituted by|ever oh the injunction proceedings. \ will go: farther than to reaffirm his} ™8"¥ xnd for giving “the real nl jene x tf e ni e ne Attorney General Dangherty, it was /saying the Position of the government previous declarations that Mexico ts pepe ae encenee agate ae est ssid ‘here today by W. H. Johnston, |was set forth fully in th petition sub-| unable to aign a treaty of amity und|f Dringine the muegek Recor a. 8 others Beer S9- ~ ‘®/to such recognition. “ largest striking groups. recent address to congress in which| Olisataitn or Goth houses which| . That the commission tn making its | “This filing of this suit is just'an-/he pledged his administration to use hee been under way for the last few decision had @n +eye cocked bay P sharp conflicts between the co-opera-}™\. ready nes in - ming wish tpaj rail | Boe right of men to work.” tionista and the independents, the}, intimation said to have been cpus rosin thes Bah merce pearrg ee |tatter embracing the numerous mi- am surprised Mr. Daugherty isn't at-| BROTHERHOOD MEN | nority parties Suck hetite Pektiad tempting to restrain the raflroad in-|}ON COAST OUSTED. | caberal Constitutionalista and the stead of the men. The administration| Tos ANGELES, Sept. 1.—Whether| Catholics. gverything it could to lel} the removal from office of a number| Indicative of the bitterness which yot officials of the Brotherhood of| has prevailed during the examination aneeens |Ratlway Trainmen in California and/of credentials was yesterday's trag __Mr. Johnston asserted that it would] Arizona,announced yesterday as a re-|eay in which Tore Lonita, saan “take mors than a mere injunction| sult of the recent walkout of mem-|eratista, was shot Killed in the} Pay up for your Tribune avd ect gate, in the unofficial prelimina: cussions, that this plan and so! far plan would be favorably by American opinion, doubtle: tributed to che happy result.”* pected oro ww havnt Lower Prices for Better Shoes them.” Lee, president of the organizatio: sult or an injunction to prevent the| bers of the “big four compelling| green room of the chamber of depu-|a key for every 500 paid. Bvt complete collapse of some of these/ suspension of train service on the|ties by Martin Bleregan, independent, SRC. SE meen vs yh: be Each h bel: es ‘ about ° * : : : , jSraybbbeay puis ta veatignttins “ce *Soeel aa voieel center haces < cotliney [fibeathava minute oxtiomnty a0 eed a Down in Wiggins’ Economy Shoe Basement prices on Children’s School Shoes whatever bappens. We are, not ra | men redetitiad tela oat abes oe - a — | are whittled to the bone. Come down tomorrow and see for yourself just how cheaply of anythir courts can * fen! * 5 : * 3 mo Say ticed - wophe IsoGecitatorat Viewtal ieee tonne: Kécatoses ee Safe T7tilfz or WFANTS ena INVALIDS you can shoe your boys and girls in sturdy, dependable, good looking Schcol Shoes. in America and we -shall stand on! Mid Jeb ithe reeset ot) W: c | | ASK FOR | Lower rent, careful buying and humane selling bring these startling values to you. President Gompers of the American’ investigate conditions preceding and| i Read about them below. f Horlick’s | Federation of Labor asked for all the during the walkout an dattended a| 4. fests we detatis about the Chicago proceedings| number of conferences, at. Needies,| (WAMMUG the Original before he was willing to comment,|Cal., and other points which were fol-| i) = but indicated that ‘the federation | lowed by the men returning ti rk. | ib ae Avoid Imitations would set before the public before| He conferred with railway officials as | - = the day was over tis opinion of the|well as wit hmembers of the union. | Substitutes | use of the injunction in connection! ‘The list of trainment who gvere said | grortafants, Ynvallds and Growing Children y Rich milk, malted grain extract in Powder | | | | Children’s Dependable Calfskin Shoes Fer school wear. Lace and button styles to choose from. Solid leather out- soles, heels and counters. 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