Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1923, Page 5

+ Btrike of ‘WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1923. SHOPMEN CLAIM er eeneerneae = CHICAGO, May 2.—{By The Asso- Press.)——The leaders of the railroad shopmen today Bbandoned their case in defense against the federal injunction ob- Zuned by Attorney Genéral Harry M. Daugherty last September, and an- % hounced that thetr principal conten- tions in the case had been upheld. ~ ‘The announcement by counsel for ‘the defendants, coming 24 hours. in Hidvance of the hearing on the gov- ‘ernment’s application for a perma- ent injunction caused Blackburn Psterline, assistant solicitor general ef the United States, to interpret the faction of the defense as amounting fo a default which he termed a *fasco.” After announcing that all attorneys for the defense had withdrawn at the Fequest of the officers of the railway employes’ department of the Amer- ican Federation of Labor, Donald R. Richberg, of defense counsel, ex- amined that the skhopmen ‘were satis- fied with the situation and that the wished with the case. He made pub- ic a letter addressed to himself, Frank L. Mitholland, of Toledo, Ohio, and James Easby-Smith, of ‘Washington, the attorneys for the de- fense, from B, M. Jewell, president, of the Railway Employes department, @nd other leaders explaining their view of the case. The suit, the letter declared, in- Yolved the right to strike. The gov- ernment had called the strike a con- spiracy and its .primary purpose was to seck to establish that a concerted refusal to accept wages and working conditions as fixed by the rtilroad Jabor board, was unlawful, In this connection, the shopmen’s leaders re- ferred to the supreme court decision in the case of the Pennsylvania rail- road against.the labor board in which the court held that it was not com- pulsory to abide by the board's de cisions, although holding that there ras a moral constraint to do so. The letter continued that aside from the primary charge that the Strike was illegal, no matter how peacefully conducted, there was a charge that acts of lawlessness and Violence had accompanied the strike. sovernment could find such satisfac- tion as they could, and do as they ] Tae WruL-Kxown Mrvictres oF THE Famous Recrut Boox Aurnom Indigestion Unchecked Leads to Poisoning! If you suffer frem Ini jon It to. @ eure sign that your sysiem ie being slowly polsoned by the fer- mentation in the Intestines. This condition produces heartburn, choking eensatio the chest,a feeling ofheavin irritability, disco despondency. These eal for Dr. A. W. Chi . which, taken In Mra. Lottie J. Dewitt, No, 167 Front St., Port Jervis, New York, writes: F Corer three 1 || Harding feels that {t 1s wholly con- ‘Dr.! Tail arog thareay Wo be cere ot jerrali \ MEDICINE ‘257 Webington 8t, Buffalo,N.¥. ik DROPPING FIGHT AGAINST. INJUNCTION Ik U. S. COURT : ‘Harding Okehs i i | co. i floor covering for office rooms. Made SATISFACTION The shopmen set forth that in that respect they never had opposed an injunction against lawlessness. As to the government bill of com- plaint in support of the application for @ permanent injunction against the activities of the defendants in support the strike, the letter de- clared: nation-wide strike no longer The nation-wide aspect strike, Jewell's letter says, ended on} September 13, 1922, when the genera! conference committee of the shop crafts settled the strike with a num- ber of roads under the ‘Baltimore agreement,” and thereafter each sys- tem federation assumed control of continuing or settling the strike on the various lines, and since then the strike has terminated on 233 roads operating 190,000 miles of railroad and “a strike or lockout conditions remains only in connection with some 67 railroad lMnes operating approxi- mately 70,000 miles.” —_—— “Screeching” of Choir Causes Bequest Change NEW YORK, May 2.—*Screech- ings” of the boy choir of the exclu- sive Fifth Avenue: Episcopal church of St, Thomas caused the transfer ofa society woman's bequest from a home for incurable children to a memorial hospital for the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. This became known today when it was learned that Mrs. Eidmon Me- Hie, wealthy broker's wife, had vis- ited th epolice yesterday and com- plained of the choir’s “scre*chings.” SSS VES eS, Writ Saves Her | few moments Esther Kaplan ‘a steamer and man Samuel Bilis Island He Sugar Boycott. WASHINGTON, May 2.—President | sistent for people who have, a com- |plaint about prices of a commodity to restrict their consumption of that | commodity, {t was said at the White | | House today, in connection with the | | movement started in various parts of |the country to boycott consumption | of sugar. * pea Klearflax linen rugs make Cestrable to withstand harc service and the price is tow at Grabam-Shields Fur- Che Casper Daily Cribune Toe-Writing Fad at Wellesley Helen Hamilton, student at ‘Wellesley College, learned to write eteutac ‘toes and now it's quite a fad at that institution. Below is a reproduction of Miss Hamilton’s toe signature. 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