Inter-Mountain Republican | 1908-01-29 | Page 1 | Beveridge Presents Injunction Bill

l 0 I BEVERIDGE PRESENTS INJUNCTION BILL Bitt Measure Affects Relations Be Between Between ee Be- tween Labor and Capital I in Strikes Washington Jan 28 Senator Senator Borer Borer- Idge Today Introduced a bill prohibiting prohibit prohibit- ing InS labor injunctions which has been discussed And advanced b by the President President dent and antI his advisors It Is un understood that It will pass both houses and will become a 0 law It provides for the abolition abolition abo abo- of temporary restraining orders In iii labor disputes without the serving of preliminary notice It furthermore makes provision for tor prompt hearings hearings' on all injunctions of this kind Issued Tho The bill provides That no temporary Injunctions or oX temporary restraining order shall bo be Issued by an any court of the United States In controversies between anas andl employers without notice and all such temporary Injunctions and temporary restraining orders shall be bo heard bythe bythe by bythe the court Issuing the same within a a. reasonable time not to exceed seven days daya from the tho date data when said temporary temporary temporary ary Injunction or temporary restraining f forder order Is 15 Issued provided that said r court upon agreement of ot parties or at the application of the defendant may postpone said eald hearing to a later date late than said seven days das In the dis- dis of the tho ourt urt providing further further fur fur- ther thor that nothing herein contained shall be hold to authorize the Issuing of ot a restraining order or any Injunction tion Hon In Inn any n case In which the same IS 19 I not authorized by existing law Senator Be Beveridge I Is J said to have consulted with President Roosevelt before Introducing the tho measure and It ItIs ItIs itis Is understood that the President ap approved approved ap- ap proved It