The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 18

SS ———— ~ ee — THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER Ce Se EE EVENING “WORLD, (FRI Oe \ nary injunction while the case is be- | “the threatened or direct interference | Anderson's order should have included Wy ing reheard, act,” shown by the Betitioners’ Bit enly the pf staekanol Coal Corporation, 23,000 MINE WORKERS SHiP NEWS INFORMATION 4 The opinion was signed by Judges | HeopIBION suid, and shvuld wish have | Aine the “other companies” didnot IDLE IN PENNSYLVANIA, —— i} limited the prohibit ion against the | appear as co- complainants and were s| $10,000 FOR eee al] Mra, Marta: Ho No, 73 Moquerte ‘oad, Yonkers, was awarded to-day ces ugainst the Yonkers mpany by a Jury before Jus- Young in White Ph s, for injuries which her husband, Johtn Howley. in, January, 1919. Mra. Howley for $25,000. Dee. 18] Due To-Day. Baker, Alschuler and Page The AD- | distribution of money in the trousled| not even named in the bill ‘eo pellate Court took the case under ad- | West Virginia territory and to the | # Lack of Ordera May Prompt Vari- visement several weeks ‘ago after | (id pil promoting of those inter- | Lewls Seen In New Roling Sapport} ous Compant 4 representatives of West Virginia and yaterh, thé OpiAton of Miners’ Stand, . SR000 Ware Han Ont, r Kentucky mining companies and rep- a by the contracts | INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 16.—Support | feutiwat resentatives of the United Mine A volnntary assign-| of the position n by the Unitel] SCRANTON. Pa., Dec. 16.—There are inlyon, Vietorle wu a OM. LTE RSE Workers of America hud appeared to of miners’ wages to meet uniot| sine Workers organization in. re. |2%000 Idle mine workers in District No. | Ui: ‘us WAS ivW + SLD AS HANDBAG SNATCHED crmre the edee,’ The (junction ban- paid by the compan, Hef Faselon ect to {ts stand in behalf of the nioreved Sroebte | aeenctars RM t Friedman, nineteen, an errand direction. | roves pt- | aawistar R eri “ ning the check-off was ordered sus- ntract provi- | check-off system is seen by John ‘L. added to this] of No, 1619 First Avenue, was ar- early to-day charged with hing 4 mesh bag from the hand isg Winnle Healey of No. 333 Bast Street. He was arrested after a itctapantanie pended on the plea of counsel for the miners’ union n said the District Court m continued. | Lewis, the miners’ President, in a le ,, {Statement issued here following no: Injunction Against System of Collecting Miners’ Dues Re- tifleation of the action taken by th ed States Circuit Court of Ap pany woul Mpioy abou 25 | those specified may 9e had by cating | ' The Evening Worlé and asking for{ "ase by Patrolman Maurio on the 7 AM ett gh t Chicago. Ghiv News urth floor of No t vith Street. , manded to Judge. put the other un ident C. C. Dorrane 2) Bhly - 2 . | Jured party might hay to seek | sth i Company. anid the situa ti “ CHICAGO, Dec. 16.—The iniune red to cons; NOW HA that | mine Kelly, six y tion banning the check-off system of is uiso facing a shut- nt fr ‘ ace an, which brought the origi- Keo | Haven He ‘ated Seollecting miners’ union dues, recent- Sa tat tha wees i il compelled by the union to col- | . alto Theatre fire he )0 miners of the Lehig erly issued by Judge AF ea BULB Jal Sad fect duces” from thelr” m ners, |on ¢ Her death «| half of itself and more than eighty | whether the men ied to the un- «2 in Federal Court at India) wring from the | OU. Have You “Sse Any Foot Troubles? | Nl { ii Hil ih i |" heaps Mi | iit | J A. specialist whose activities have been nation wide, i i / {| Ki | i .e Dr. L- P. 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