Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-11 | Page 4 | More Mine Union Leaders are Served with Court's Order

With he exception of Frank Farrington, I president of Uio Illinois district, who I was intercepted on t lie street, the men named in the Injunction were served in the convention hall. The writs served today are retttrnahlo in the United States district court here December I. while the original writs in the restraining order or-der were made returnable November 2ft. The men served today include: Adam Wilkinson, Roundup. Mont., executive hoard: Alexander Howat, Pittsburg, Kan district president: Martin Cahlll, ROCK Springs. Wyo.. district president: .lames Morgan, district secretary-treasurer. Cheyenne, Wyo.: Georiro Heppol, Nova Scotia. Canada, district secretary-treasurer, and frank Farrington, Springfield. 111., district president. MORE MINE UNION LEADERS ARE SERVED WITH COURT'S ORDER INDIAXAPOM8, Nov. io. -Thirty- tbre iii"iTilii,ni "f t h K' 't' Tfi I rnmmll t ri-Ot ri-Ot the United Mine Worker of Amerlue, rnnetbiR here to determine tin uniion ths Off snlssltori fIimM tAke on the msndHtg of (''dr; i( Judge A B, od' 1 .'.n, d'-i nn I '.j. r'Mi-,1 1 id off of ih'' nl r Ik. or df i , ivit Isrvsd with noples or ihs tsm pom ry In- lunetlon In-icd t- .twin- Andor I.mH Mntiir'lM.v I ' I nil "d HI hIm. Mm 'fcJiH I Ms fit Kioren mid bin deputh n n I r the. sftld'hoon. Thn men ifrved with the wrltrt todti; wrr' those nfcfned in tns origins) rs k,i in 1 1 1 1 1 1 tc ufdsr. btii bud iMd been served.