THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY. JANUAKV H. W.
V-
Nebraskan Gels
Fellowship in
Academy at Rome
Howard. Hanson, Native ' of
Wahoo, lo Develop Musical
Ability ji School
AbrlacL
Howard Harold! Hanson, native of
Walioo, Neh., whir his psreots, Mr.
and Mr. Hans ianion, reside, left
Omaha Lut nig'it tnroute from San
Jte, Cat., to Wome Italy, where he
will enter the (merkan academy for
a period of til rtr veari. Me hai
leave of absence for
the College of the
e, where he it dean
the conservatory ,of
Able Composer Will
Study Music Abroad
been granted a
three yeara b
Pacific, San I
of fine arte 1,
III II sic.
inn nonorj
Hanson u n
western muii
of the arade
ho win thes
competitive
cae of this
jury, of whi
Jew York
scores Iron;
ent at co
Xno
Ttie
as the
conferred upon Mr.
tabic in the annal of
, because the personnel
ly it limited to a lew
coveted placet through
xamnutioni. In the
ebraska son a musical
i Walter Damrosch of
is the head, obtained
musicians w ho have tat
poser.
aa Prix de Rome.
holarship awarded it know
x de Kome. expenses ana
of Mr. Hanson are paid during
iree years he is abroad. He
pend six months of each year
s studio at the academy teacn
Wrtf musical rnmnoiilion and develoo.
t hit musical creative genius. Dur
ing the other months of the year he
will Jbe privileged to travel and meet
the composert of tu-op.
Artists and sculptors also are sent
to the American academy. 1 he ob
ject is to encourage the arts and
enable ambitious and talented Amen
cans to do creative work without ita
turriuff financial responsibilities and
with the advantage of the best pos
Bible equipment and environment.
Ability as Composer.
Mr. Hanson, who is 25, has given
evidence of his ability as a composer,
Some of his works are being played
by the oan Francisco symphony or
clestra, Los Angeles rhilharmoni;
orchestra and the St. Louis Sym
phony orchestra, lie wrote the music
icr the "Forest Play of 1920." pre
sented in the State Redwood park,
California. The music on that occa
sion was played by the San Fran
cisco Symphony orchestra. ' Among
his symphony orchestra composition
are. "The Symphony," "Rhapsody,"
"Legend," "Before the Dawn" and
Exaltation.
Though Prof. Hanson is chiefly
interested in orchestral composition,
he has done same piano compost
tions which are being played this
season by Percy Grainger and
Madame Sturkow-Ryder.
Starts Career at Wahoo.
Mr. Hanson began bis musical
education at Luther college, Wahoo.
After attending the University
School of Music, Lincoln, he entered
the Institute of Musical Art, New
York. He graduated frpm North-
. western university, Chicago, in 1916,
receiving bachelor's and master's de
crees. From Chicago he went to
ian Jose to take the chair of theory
.hd composition at the College of
the Pacihc, which position he - held
for three years, after which be' was
promoted to dean of fine arts.
While in Omaha he is visiting his
micle and aunt; Fred and Emma
Eckstrom, 2201 Lothrop street.
Another uncle is Carl Eckstrom,
formerly of Omaha, and now in the
theatrical profession in New York.
Bayard Gets Injunction"
Against Irrigation Tax
Bayard, Neb., Jan. 13. (Special.)
The city of Bayard, through the
efforts of City Attorney E. R. Carter,
has secured a temporary injunction
against the Nine Mile Hitch com
pany, enjoining the company from
collecting any irrigation.assessment
until the case has been heard in court.
The Nine Mile Ditch company's ir
rigation ditch mns through (the city
of Bayard, and Bayard citizens pay
nearly $12,000 taxes to the irrigation
district, while very few people use
the water. The city wishes to be set
outside the irrigation district.
Lincoln Fugitive Caught.
Winnipeg, Mann.. Jan. 13. Perry
Anthony, alias Paul J. Adam, want
ed at Lincoln, Neb., on a charge of
nhtainincr SfvMfl from Mrs. Tull'a
Mahley of Lincoln through fraud,
wjc arrcstpd here last nicht and
will be taken back to Lincoln by
ita s;iiriff Hits A. Hvers of that
city, ' : . tlUXJ
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A. J. Love Made Head
of Securities Firm
The annual meeting' of stock
holders of the National Security. Fire
Insurance company, representing
more than 100 Nebraska stockhuld
ers, was held Thursday at the' com
pany t offices in the Omaha National
bank building.
Several new directors were elected
in connection with the affiliation of
the company with the Insurance
Company of North America of I litl
adclphia, announced ' several weeks
ago, and which will add greatly to
the prominence of the National Sc
curity iu the 'United States and
Canada.
Officers elected were: A. J. Love,
president; P. K. Walsh, vice presi
dent and secretary; C. R. Tutile, vice
president; Joan l-ramer, vice presi.
dent; J. J. Conner, W. S. Foster, El.
mer C. Ruwe, assistant secretaries;
P. C. Bucdefelut, auditor.
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The Mail Carrier, who haa been
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THE FANTORIUM
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In the District Court of the Uniied States for ths District
of Nebraska Omaha Division
ARMOUR k COMPANY, A CORPORATION, '
SWIFT & COMPANY, A CORPORATION,
THE CL'PAIIY PACKING COMPANY, A CORPORATION anJ
D0LD PACKING COMPANY, A CORPORATION,
COMPLAINANTS. '
vs.
AMALGAMATED MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN OF NORTH AMERICA DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 5,
Jacob L. Davis, Vice-President of said Council and Individually, J. W. Burns, Bunineta Manoifor and Secretary of aaid Council
nd Individually, Frank Laucr, Prwidetit and Chairman of the Executive Strike Colnmitteo of said Council and Individually,
Robert K. Hunter, Secretary of the Executive Strike Commiltcu of said Council and Individually, Milton Hunter, Member of
the Executive Strike Committee of said Council and Individually.
The following Locals of said District Council No, S of
said Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America: - , 4
CATTLE BUTCHERS LOCAL NO. 28 of South Omaha, Nebraska; James Phinney, Individually and as President thereof,
Charles Hoffman, Individually and as Vicc-Prchidcnt thereof, W. G. Moravee, Individually and as Secretary thereof, and J. Marek,
Individually aud as Banker and Recorder thereof.
PORK BUTCHERS LOCAL No. 33 of Omaha, Nebraska; Emil Levittm, Individually and as President thereof, Jack Lyou,
Individually and as Business Agent and Secretary thereof, Milton Hunter, Individually and as Recorder thereof, A. Blaha,
Individually and aa Treasurer thereof. ' I
SHEEP BUTCHERS' LOCAL NO. 36 of Omaha, Nebraska; Charles Hcldt, Individually and as President thereof, Joe
Spevak, Individually and as Secretary thereof, A. N. Smith, Individually and as Assistant Secretary thereof, Emil Ueldt, Indi
vidually and aa Treasurer thereof, Tom Keluza, Individually and as Business Agent thereof, and John Keluza, Individually and aa
Business Agent thereof. '
MECHANICS'YOCAL NO. 41 of Omaha, Nebraska; T. J. Hurlesa, Individually and as President thereof, Ray Thurman,
Individually and as Secretary thereof.
LABORERS' LOCAL NO. 602 of Omaha, Nebraska; B. A. Finnerfy, Individually and as President thereof, Robert L. Bice,
Individually and aa Secretary thereof. , .
CASING WORKERS' LOCAL NO. 44 of Omaha, Nebraska; Mike Shumeny, Individually and as President thereof; Mike
AVillard, Individually and as Vice-President thereof; Frank Soukup, Individually and as Financial Secretary-Treasurer thereof ;
Jim Rybin, Individually .and as Recording Secretary thereof; Paul Hess, Individually and as Guard thereof; Fred Kaiser, Indi
vidually and aa Guide thereof; W. Nelson. Anuic Kurtz, and F. Grouche, Individually and as Trustees thereof.
BEEB1 BONERS' LOCAL NO. 32b of South Omaha, Nebraska; C. Francisco, Individually and as President thereof; J. E.
Nice, Individually and as Financial Secretary-Treasurer thereof; Don Debo, Individually and as Recording Secretary thereof.
' COOPERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA LOCAL NO. 21; Fred Broderson, Individually and Cor
responding Secretary thereof; Herbert Groves, Individually and Financial Secretary thereof ; Johu Stevens, Individually and
President thereof. ' ' v
' CANNING WORKERS LOCAL NO. 333 of South Omaha; Nebraska; Geo. Osborne, Individually and as President thereof;
Mike Micnclsen, Individually and as Vice-President thereof; Joseph Krejci, Individually and as Financial Secretary-Treasurer
thereof Leo Ales, Individually and as Recording Secretary thereof; Henry Ales, Individually and as Treasurer thereof; Henry
Scidenbcrjr, Individually and as Guard thereof; Harold Overbeck, Individually and as Guide thereof; Mike Michclsen and George
Osborne, Individually and as Trustees mcreoi.
WHEREAS, to the above named cause It has been made to appear
from the Bill of Complaint herein filed, duly verified, and the affi
davits! filed by the Plaintiffs, the same having this day been produced
to the Judge of this Court, and that a Writ of Injunction preliminary
to the final bearing is proper, and that prima facie the Complainants
- are entitled thereto, enjoining the Defendants herein from the acts
complained of and threatened to be committed.
Now, on Motion of said Complainants It Is ordered that the De
fendants appear before this Court at the Court Room of this Court in
the City of Omena, upon the 23rd day of January, 1922, at ten o'clock
A. ft. Of said day and then and there show cause. If any they have,
why the temporary injunction prayed for should not Issue, and it an.
peering to the undersigned Judge of this Court from the specific facts
shown by the affidavits filed herein by the plaintiffs and by the veri
fied Bill that immediate and irreparable Injury, loss or damage will
result to the applicants before notice can be 6erved an4 a bearing bad
thereon, in that defendants and others in association with them are
unlawfully attacking, assaulting, threatening and injuring employees
of the complainants at their homes and on their way to work and re
turning therefrom, and that these assaults, threats, attacks and intimi
dations ire causing said employees, because thereof, to remain away
from the plants of your complainants, thereby hindering, delaying.
Interrupting and interfering with the business of the complainants In
the handling, slaughtering, butchering and preparing for market live
stock and the distribution thereof to various parts of the country, and
that the defendants and those in conjunction with them, thus unlaw
fully acting, are sot financially responsible, and that because thereof,
and because of the acts as aforesaid, which the said defendants and
those acting with them are doing, and unless restrained will continue
to do, the said injury to the complainants is irreparable, and that be
cause thereof, a restraining order is necessary to prevent irreparable
Injury to the property and property rights of the plaintiffs as set
forth above and as , particularly described in the BUI of Complaint
filed by the plaintiffs for which injury there is no adequate remedy
at law, and because thereof, the application of the complainants for
a restraining order without notice is granted.
NOW THEREFORE IT IS ORDERED that you, the said Amalga
mated Meat Cuttera aud Butcher Workmen of North America, District
Council No. 5, Jacob L. Davie, Vice-President of said Council and
Individually, J. W, Burns, Business Manager and Secretary of Said
Council and Individually, Frank Lauer, President and Chairman of
the Executive Strike Committee of said Council and Individually,
Robert K. Hunter, Secretary of the Executive Strike Committee, oj
said Council and Individually, Milton Hunter, Member of the Execu-.
tive Strike Committee of said Council and Individually, The follow
ing Locals of said District Council No, 5 of said Amalgamated Meat
Cutters tad Butcher Workmen of North America: Cattle Butchers
Local No. 28 of South Omaha. Nebraska; James Phinney, Individually
nd a President thereof, Charles Hoffman, Individually and as Vice
President thereof. W, G. Moravee, Individually and aa Secretary
thereof, and J. Marek, Individually and as -Banker and Recorder
thereof. Pork Butchers Local No. 33 of Omaha, Nebraska; Emil
Levltus, Individually and as President thereof, Jack Lynn, Individu
ally and as Business Agent and Secretary thereof, Milton Hunter, In
dividually, and as Recorder thereof, A. Blaha. Individually and as
Treasurer thereof. Sheep Butcher Local No. 36 of Omaha, Nebraska;
Charles Heldt, Individually and as President thereof, Joe Spevak, In'
vidually and as Secretary thereof, A. N. Smith, Individually and as
Assistant Secretary thereof, Emil Heldt, Individually and as Treasurer
thereof, Tom Kelusa, Individually and as Business Agent thereof, and
John Keluza, Individually and as Business Agent thereof. Mechanics'
Local No. 41 of Omaha, Nebraska; T. J. Hurless, Individually and as
President thereof, Ray Thurman, Individually and as Secretary
thereof. Laborers' Local No. 60? of Omaha, Nebraska; B. A. Finnerty
Individually and as President thereof, Robert L. Rice, Individually
and as Secretary thereof. Casing Workers Local No. ii of Omaha,
Nebraska; Mike Shumeny, Individually and as President thereof, Mike
Wiilard, Individually and aa Vice-President thereof, Frank Soukup,
Individually and as Financial Seeretary-Treasurer thereof, Jim Rybin,
Individually and aa Recording Secretary thereof, Paul Hess, Individu
ally and ai Guard thereof, Fred Kaiser, Individually and as Guide
thereof, W. Nelson, Annie Kurtz and F. Grouche, Individually and as
Trustees thereof. Beef Boners Local No. 326 of Bo'ith Omaha, No-
braska; C. Francisco, Individually and aa President thereof, J. E. Nice,
Individually and as Financial Secretary-Treasurer thereof, Don Debo,
Individually aad as Recording Secretary thereof. Coopers International
Union of North America Local No. 21; Fred Broderson, Individual lj
'and Corresponding Secretary thereof, Herbert Groves, Individually
and Financial Secretary thereof, John Stevens Individually and Presi
dent thereof. Canning Workers Local No. 333 of South Omaha, Ne
DEFENDANTS
braska; George Osborne, Individually and as President thereof, Mike
Michelsen, Individually and aa Vice-President thereof, Joseph Krejci,
Individually and as Financial Secretary-Treasurer thereof, Leo Ales,
Individually and as Recording Secretary thereof, Henry Ales, Indi
vidually and as Treasurer thereof, Henry Seidenberg, Individually and
as Guard thereof, Harold Overbeck, Individually and as Guide thereof,
Mike Michelsen and George Osburne, and Frank Ales, Individually
and as Trustees thereof, and all other officers, agents, representatives,
members and persons belonging to and affiliated with said defendant
organizations above named and other persons whose names are
unknown, and all thoseho are aiding, abetting, advising, encourag-lng-or
assisting them or any of them, and their attorneys, solicltots,
agents and servants, and all persons acting by or under the authority
or direction of said defendants be, and you are hereby especially re
strained, enjoined and -commanded to desist and refrain;
. l .
From la any manner committing the acts and grievances in the
Dill of Complaint in this cause set forth and to desist and refrain from
in any manner interfering with, hindering, obstructing, delaying or
stopping any of the business of the compla'nants or their agenta or
employees in the operation of the business carried on by the com
plainants mentioned in said Bill in the City of Omaha, State of Ne
braska, or elsewhere, and from Interfering in any manner whatsoever,
directly or indirectly with any persons having business or trade with
these complainants or any of them, at or in the vicinity of Omaha,
Nebraska.
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From unlawfully interfering with the employment .of help by th
complainants and each of them, and from challenging stopping, at
tacking, assaulting, threatening, interfering! or intimidating persons
who are desirous of entering the employ of the complainants and who
are enroute to and from the plants of the complainants to seek em
ployment therein, and from congregating about such persons for the
purpose of inducing them by assaults or threats or intimidation not
to enter the service of the complainants, and from challenging, stop
ping, intercepting, threatening, attacking, abusing or intimidating
any of the employees of the complainants or any of them while
going to or from their work in the employment of the complainants
or any of them, and from in any manner assaulting, attacking, threat
ening, intimidating or interfering with any of the employees of the
eomplanants or any of them at their homes, or on their way to and
Erora work, or at any other places, and from interfering with
hem by violence, threats of personal Injury, using of vile or abusive
ipithets or unlawful conduct, calculated or intended to prevent any
)f the employees of the complainants or any of them from continuing
ith their said employment or performing the service for which they
.were and are employed.
. ' 111. ,'
From congregating to intercept, stop, assault, attack, Intimidate -or
interfere with the employees of the complainants or any of them,
liiie going to or from or returning from their place of work with
ihe complainants, or any of them, or at their homes or any other
places, or while congregating, assembling, or getting together for the
purpose of unlawfully attempting to persuade them to quit the service
f complainants or any of them, and to cease their employment, and
from stopping, attacking, intimidating, assaulting or interfering with
persons who are desirous of entering the employment of the defend
ants or any of them, and who are enroute to seek employment with
he complainants or any of them, and from congregating about such
Arsons for the purpose of inducing them by threats or conduct Jo
snding to intimidate not to enter the service of the complainants or
ny of them or to go to their several places of business.
From visiting the homes or families of the employees of the com
plainants or any of them for the purpose of threatening said families
or any members thereof with violence to themselves or their property,
or for the purpose of assaulting or attacking said employees or their
families or for the purpose of using language or conduct toward them
tending to frighten or intimidate them, in order to induce or compel
the employees of the complainants or any of them, to quit their employ
. r.ient . . i '
From calling over the telephone the homes or families of the
employees of complainants, or any of them, and threatening said
families, or any members thereof, with violence to themselves or their
property, or using language over paid 'phone tending to frighten or
intimidate thra In order to induce or compel the employees ofpm.
plalnants, or any of them, to quit their employment, or in order to
induce said employees to stay away from the plants of your com
plainants, ' ; , J ,
No. 368
Equity
Restraining
Order
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From interfering with, attacking, or threatening employees of the
compiainunts going to and from their work, and, from interfering;
with, threatening, or attacking employees of Ue complainants while
upon any street car, or other conveyance being conveyed to or from
their places of work. -
VIL :
From trespassing or entering upon the grounds or premises of (
complainants for the purpose of interfering with complalnanta' busi
ness or hindering or obstructing their business or for the purpose of
compelling or inducing by threats, intimidation, violence or abusive '
language any of the complainants employees to refuse or fall to
perform their duties as such. " . v
-y VIII.
Also from establishing and maintaining pickets or congregating
it or near the place of work of complainants' employees in and about
jr adjacent to the plant of your complainants or any of them, or in
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Jtnaha nearby and leading to ana irom saia piani, ror me purpose oi
unlawfully intercepting persons who may be desirous of entering htf
employment of your complainants or any of them, or going to com
plalnants' place of business for the purpose of seeking employment, )
and from attempting by threats, Intimidation, violence or abusive
language, or any other conduct intended to intimidate said persons,
either by words or acts calculated or intended to have such an effect.
In order to binder such persons from entering; the employment of your .
complainants or any of them, and also from in any manner, by such
pickets, congregations, threats or intimidations from in any manner
Interfering, directly or Indirectly, with the employees of the com
plainants, or any of them, In going to or from their work with the
. complainants or any of them; also from having in excess of one
epresentative near any gateway or means of ingress or egress to
id from the places of business or plants of your complainants.
' " IX. .
Also from directing, ordering or inciting other persons to threaten
or assault the employees of your complainants or any of them, or by
the use of profane or vile epithets to intimidate any of the employees
. of your complainants or any of them, or from directing or Inciting
other persons to interfere with the business of your complainants at
ijr near Omaha, Nebraska. -
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From, issuing any orders, statements or directions to any persons
whomsoever, commanding and enjoining ot doing by said persons of
the things herein enjoined. f - ,. ...:"
, ' ;. . ' XI. '
From interfering or attempting to interfere by violence, threats,
assaults or initmidations with complainants' employees or. any of
them for the purpose of causing or Inducing them to cease work at
complainants' plants and from Compelling or inducing or attempting
to compel or induce by threats intimidations or violence or abusive
language, any of complalnanta' employees to leave its service or fail
to perform their duties as such employees or compelling or attempt
ing to compel by like means any persons desiring to seek employment
from complainants from so accepting such employment.
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It is further ordered that a copy of this order, certified under the
band of the Clerk and the seal of this Court, be served on each of
the defendants to be restrained thereby and that said defendants and
all other persons who shall have knowledge ot such writ, or upon
whom it may be served, shall be thereby and thereafter enjoined from .
doing or counseling or inciting any of the acts set forth above,
restrained hereby, . '
This Order is conditioned upon the. complainants entering into a
jond in the mm of $5,000 conditioned upon the payment ot such
wets and damages as nay be Incurred o suffered by any party who
may be found to have been wrongfully enjoined or restrained hereby.
It ia further ordered that the proof upon said bearing for a
temporary injunction shall be by affidavit except that either aide may
use not to exceed six witnesses who will be orally beard. The
complainant shall within five days file affidavit in support of their
Bill, copies to be delivered to Counsel for defendants or one of such
counsel if no counsel appear for defendants copy will be filed with
Clerk for use of defendants. Th defendants shall file affidavit In
resistance bo or befpr January 21, 1622, with Copy to counsel for
complainant. x
If defendants find the time fixed Insufficient to present proof as
aforesaid, they may file application for extension on or before January
18th, 1922.
Witness my hand this 13th day of January, 1922,.
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at 11:45 A, M. -
(Signed) MARTIN J. WADE,
. Judge of the United States District Court
ss.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA
I, R. C. Hoyt, Clerk of the District Court of the United States for the Disrict of Xebraska, do herebv certify the above and foregoing to be a true and
correct copy of an order entered upon the Journal of the proceedings of said Court in the above entitled action as the same appears of record in my office.
WITNESS my hand and the Seal of said Court, at Omaha, Nebraska, in said District, this 13th day of January, 1922.
' , V , (Signed) R. C. HQYT, Clerfc v
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