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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER It, 1930,
INSURGENT MINERS
LOSE ILLINOIS FIGHT
Judge Upholds Lewis Injunc
tion Against Using Union’s
Name or Assets.
By the Associated Press.
JOLIET. 111.. September 11.—Mem
bers of the insurgent faction of the
Illinois Miners’ Union yesterday lost
their fight to dissolve an injunction re
straining them from using the name or
assets of the United Mine Workers of
America.
The Injunction, obtained at Benton,
111., August 12, by supporters of John
L. Lewis, international president of the
original union, was upheld by County
Judge Frederick A. Hill.
In his ruling, Judge Hill said reor
ganization of the United Mine Workers
of America as effected at Springfield
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March 15 bv the Insurgent group was
made without authority, commenting
that when the Springfield meeting was
held the International Union still had
its regularly elected officers. Judge Hill
I “in my opinion, therefore, the hold
! mg of the Springfield convention did
not operate as a reorganization of the
United Mine Workers of America, did
not create a new constitution for that
bodv and did not Invest the members
there elected as it* officers with any
power as such." _
legality of the action of President
Lewis in revoking the charter of the
Illinois district was not of controlling
importance in the matter before him.
Judge Hill held.
“The bill in this ease.” Judge Hill s
decision said, “shows that the defend
ants (the insurgent group) have re
nounced all allegiance to the original
international union of the United Mine
Workers of America and by their con
duct are usurping powers which they do
1 not possess and are interfering with
the rights of complainants and others
who still desire to adhere to and recog
nize the lawful officers of that asso
ciation.” , A
Lewis revoked the Illinois charter and
ousted its officers October 10. 1929. The
insurgents obtained an injunction re
straining Lewis from interfering with
the Illinois district and Lewis failed in
1 an effort to dissolve that action.
HOLDS RASKOB LOAN
FINANCED DEMOCRATS
Tilson Points Out Millionaire Gave
$40,000 in Three Months, While
All Others Put Up $l5O.
John J. Raskob financed the Demo
cratic organization almost alone from
June 1 to August 31, Representative
Tilson of Connecticut, the Republican
leader, said yesterday in a statement
concerning the last Democratic Na
tional Committee report.
During that time, he said the Demo
cratic committee chairman "advanced
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a total of 140,000 while all other con
tribution* Hated in the treasurer’s re
port totaled $150.”
The report, he continued, “showed
that Mr. Raskob's ’loans' to his per
sonally underwritten organization
amounted to $190,000 up to August 11,
: 1930.”
“This certainly substantiates the
statement set forth by Mr. Frank Kent,
nationally known Democratic journal
ist, that Mr. Raskob set up and is
financing the propaganda agency in
Washington which has for its sole pur
pose the vilification of the President of
the United States.”
Posters in British consular and pass
port offices in foreign countries with
the heading "Notice to Allens” have
been replaced by others reading "Notice
to Foreign Visitors.”
ARIZONA DECLINES
WILBUR’S INVITATION
By the Associated Press
PHOENIX. Ariz., September 11
Gov. John C. Phillips has declined the
, invitation of Dr : Ray Lyman Wilbur,
Secretary of the Interior, for repre
; sentation of Arizona September 17 at
t the Las Vegas, Nev., celebration inci
l dent to starting actual construction of
the Boulder Dam project.
In a letter yesterday declining thj
invitation the chief executive of the
State which opposed the project from
the start expressed the hope Dr. Wilbur
would understand “why we feel at this
| time we have nothing to celebrate."
Arizona plans to file a suit in the
j United States Supreme Court to block
the building of the dam.
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