Restraining Order For Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad 1922
Federal court restrains unions and affiliates to prevent interference with Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad operations. The order bars picketing and threats at yards depots tracks and premises and extends ten days unless extended for a preliminary injunction. Court clerks certify document as true copy dated July 21 1922 in Chicago Illinois.
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Indiana Harbor Bay Railroad
Witereas
George T. Page
United States District Court For
District of Wiinefs
Astern
Norther District
Illinois
Chicago
District Court of the
United States
John TE. Ro Jmar
District Court of the United States
Northen District of Illinois
Eastern Division
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Company
International Association of Machinists
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