The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-09
RIVAL FORCES
HELD IN CHECK
Troops Prevent Clash In Yellow
Jacket This Morning
Continued from First Page.

cured In circuit court late yesterday
afternoon after the entire morning and
most uf the afternoon session had
been devoted Ia the examination of
talesmen. II ~ probable that a jury
would not have been secured even
then had not the defendant exercised
all of his premptory challenges. The
defense used all of their pre- -emptory
challenges ON mine employees
ThS Jury as finally secured is as fol-
'lowS
Martin Messner, Carl vivian, Martin
DooleS. Frank Narcotic. Carl T..
Nrause, Michael Dwyer, Joseph Beis-
wanger Jry Donald Grant, James
Lowe. Fred sullivan. Charles Webber.
Henry .Commes.
The drawing Of a jury was followed
hy the prosecutors address and the
court then adjourned until this after
noon. to allow the supervisors To use
The court room this morning.
Presented Facts to Governor
The Detroit Free Press quotes \. +.
Petermann as follows:
The strike of the copper miners
will grow less and less Il reality as
more If them begin To think for them
selves" said Al r.. Petermann. gem
yr1l counsel of the Caiumt Il Hecla
Mining company At the Hotel Pont-
Jhartrdin sunday evening.
NJ, -. ,.r,,,,nn Vyhn also ctnt.
representative. was in Detroit all day
with James \. MacNaughton, general
manager of the Calumet Il Hecla
mining properties and it was said
that they held conferences here with
some of the Boston directors of the
company. Rut both refused To dis
cues the reason fnr their presence in
Detroit.
we Gid all that we set out To do
IA Biz Rapids saturday" Mr. Peter
mann said, and that was to present
to Governor Ferris the exact facts.
We brought to him a large amount of
documentary evidence. one thing we
made clear was that the attitude q!
The mine operators m the Calumet
country is unchanged and will remain
The Calumet X Hocla company
viii never recognize the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners. No power could
compel that recognition. Seventy
eight Ter cent Of the miners have been
able To understand this. and have gone
-.
go understand sooner ar later; "A good
many men in the copper country who
uav- always thought ether peoples
thought> before have learned 10 do
their own BRAN work since The strike
was called"
Mr.. Petermann aud Air MacNaugh-
ton expected to leave Tor Calumet
night MIR. MacNaushton de
'lncd - bc quoted
Governor Discusses interview.
says q Big Rapids dispatch: There
- no sign OF any change in the sit
declared Governor Ferris at
the conclusion of his interview with
general manager MacNaughton. q;
the G. Il H., ana \. H. Petermann.
Mr.. MacNauehton came voluntarily.
! went at him from every angle | was
able 20 conceive, and | am convinced
that not only from what he said, but
from the condition now prevailing
that the companies VIII not change
their attitude one iota. One thing
that did encourage me was Mac
Naushton's declaration that he be-
lievcd the operators would have to
come sooner or later to the S-hour
cay and | gathered the impression
that ne was not particularly opposed
to it,"
'Mr MacNaughton assured ne that
the company's books and all ITS keys
were 1T my disposal at any time. AS
much to see what Mr.. MacNaughton
would say, as To my own satisfaction.
! said an investigation would he a
good thing. He replied Certainly
Wen welcome one We would like il
because we know thaS every investi-
cation fairly made canot fail but help
usi"