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Show issued an injunction directing Adjutant-General Adjutant-General Frazer and Captain L. R. Balrd of the state home guard to restore to the Washburn Lignite company, not later than 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, the mining property at Wilton, N. D.. seized last Thursday under orders from Governor Frazier. "It seems to me that it amounts, on one hand, to confiscation, and on the other to Involuntary i-ervitude." declared Judge Nueasele, In reviewing the .Tction of Govniir Fraz er in taking over lignite mines In North Dakota, and in enforcing his proclamation by the use of available military resources. Non-essential Fuel Cut Off. DULUTH. Minn.. Nov. 19. All supplies of bituminous coal from the docks at the I head of the lakes to Industries in Duluth and Sdperior and industr.es over the I northwest regarded as non-essential were J cut off under an order ibi-utdi this morn- I Ing by K D Brlham, chnirman of the ! coal distribution committee, and W. H. j Oroverman. United States fuel administrator. admin-istrator. Coal Supply Limited. f'LEVKLAND. Nov. 19. Kv ry industrial indus-trial plant in the rhy. with the excepting of thse coming under the b.-.d f "pub-he "pub-he utilities." was ut off from Its rosl supply lato today by the Cleveland coal CommlMlOfl In an effort to relievo the acute fuel situation here. Several plants will be forced to clo n: I many others will he ttble to operate j only in part as a result of the order, no i eOTotM to J. C. tirainard, chairman of I the Industrial division of the chamber of commerce. Crimp in Coal Deliveries. OMAHA. Neb., Nov. 1.--Ugliinlilg at 7 o'clock torn rmw morning no conl will be delivered to any consumer In Omaha ft.cpt upon written application, approved ap-proved by the cqaT distribution committee commit-tee of the federal railroad administration. administra-tion. This was the auhatance of an. order or-der Issued today by the committee. No (lift taction Is made between 001 for domestic do-mestic end for commercial MA, The rapid depletion of the supply OB hand In sjiven ss the reason. COLORADO MINERS READY TO STRIKE FOR SECOND TIME DENVKR, C'olo.. Nov. ly. - Colorado's coal production will be curtailed tOmOT' row by a second strike of Chi ted kflOJ Workers of America. Ilfforis today to effect a settlemptit fallefl. "The strike order StS nds." dOClared ( lenrge (). Jobth I son. president of the union, at Pueblo. ' "The men will DOt obey the strike rfll," declared Colorado Fuel St. Iron company officials. The state Industrial com m tag) Ion today sought to have Johnson cancel the strike order, but Jobnaon refused The com mission, however, went ahead with Its plans for a hearing to open at 10 o'clock on Herein he 1 I, in Men vr , with ot her hearings to be held over the State. The comm'ssion announced it would Invastlr gate the rlmrp" rf dlMcn)mlnation against union miners bv opera tors. In explaining (he refttggl to cancel the strike order. Johnson sa Id !b" mlni-rs could noi wait until p raber I to settli the'r grlevn nces. A'l l bo DllfierS refused work would he ve left the stale by t ha! time, ho sa'd. ( v.lorado Puel and Iron OOmpa BV off I - olalSi after deny int. discrimination s gainst un'on men. doolgred few VTOUld answer the strike call. It was pointed out that. In returning r work, str'klng miners had signed an agteemehi to leaVi all dhrferences between thshiselvss and ernplovefs to the Rockefeller Industrlsj plan for settlemenl. This plan wns adopted as a sequence to the coal strike of five years atrn. Dsnver and oiber cities in Colorado win face a coal shortage even If the strike order tomorrow is only partially obeyed, offio'sli of the subcommittee In charge of dlattibul Ion of coal said todi y hi uv IndUltrleg, they said, even now have on hand but a few days' supply of fuel and any curtailment In the supply win mean SDUttlng dOWfl Of Industries. ATLANTA. Oa.. NOV, If. The south was put on a war-time 001 basis to nlffhi by an order Ifmltlng purchases foi home use lo one ion. IhsucI bv the sou them regional committer ol 'he railroad rail-road ad mln 'at rat Ion tfmoM th cogl strike pit tint ion Improves ftpon, more drastic reslrlclbms may become neces-SSrv, neces-SSrv, It was sn'd The order nppl'es all territory east of the Mlss'sslppl nod south of the Ohio a nd Potomac rivers except parts of Virginia, BTHMAflCK, N. P.. Nov. !. Judge W ,. Nucssle in district ourt lute lodni |
