United Electric Coal Companies v. Rice

WHAM, District Judge.

This case is now before the court on plaintiff’s motion for damages. A review of its history discloses that the case was begun on November 15, 1934, as a suit to restrain defendants from interfering with and preventing by force, violence, 'threats, and intimidation the operation of plaintiff’s mine known as the Red Ray, or Freeburg, mine and for other relief. The bill of complaint set forth in great detail the alleged facts relied upon by plaintiff concerning the happenings at the mine from the beginning of the strike at said mine on April 1, 1933, the efforts made by…