The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-01
STRIKE DISORDERS LEAD
TO TEN ARRESTS TODAY
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was concealed in a handkerchief. The
man was arrested 10y another deputy
and then it is said the SCRAP waved
mcrrllN. one of the deputies was at
tackled by man alleged to have been
Nick Noyasal, who used a rock effec-
! lively ON the head of the officer. Mo-
Nasal was arrested only after the oiH-
/ Ger assorted his authority at the point
/ 81 his gun Ben Cioggio. alias Goggin,
! no has also been conspicuous in the
troubles incident to the early morning
! bick"tihg, participated in an assault
! IA another deputy. it is said, and nm
| other deputy ana striker clinchcd ana
rolled On the ground. Finally the mob
was dispersed by the militia. Five ar
! rests were the net result of the clash.
Annie ClemcEc was arraigned before
Justice Fisher on the charge of assault
aud battery. Her hearing was set for
oct. and she was released on bonds
ot 500 furnished by Peter Jedda.
Kate Junkko was arrested on the
charge of creating a noise and disturb
ance under the township ordinance
and demanded an examination when
arralgncd before Justice Fisnor. Her
hearing was set FOR oct. and she w.s
released on bonds of $lOO.
The charge Of resisting an officer
vas lodged against Nick Novasal, when
arraigned before Justice Fisher. Ills
hearing also was set for oct. and
bonds were set at $500.
John Guatich was arraigncd on the
charge Of assault and battery. Ills
examination also was set by Justice
Fisher Tor oct. 7 and lac was released
ON bonds of 5000
The bonds of Ban Goggio. who also
was Irrcstcd on the charge of assault
aud battery ana whose hearing was
set FOR oct. with the others were
fixed by Justice Fisher at $500.
one siXty-day sentence was meted
out 10y Justice David Armit this morn
ing IN strike case. Paul Despot was
arrested on complaint of Deputy Fred
Glesencr who alleged Dcspot strucl; him
on the head with rock concealed in
q handkerchief and rendered him un.
conscious Glcsucr suffered a bad
scalp wound Justice Armit sentenced
Dcspot to pay a fine Of $50 and costs
or serve sixty days, and he took the
latter alternative.
While passing along sixth stree,
shortly before o'clock, Deputy Victor
hlVela barely missed being hit by a
beer bottle thrown at him from an al
| ley by a woman. The bottle broke into
fragments on the other side of the
street. thorough search by The of,
| GERS headed by Kivela failed To- reveal
the whereabouts Of the woman. EivcIa
CONSIDERS his escape n fortunate one
1t is reported that the Ahmeek local
of the federation has demanded S;lcr
IN Ilept.ng TO revoke the licenses of
deputies in Keweenaw ana deport mine
guards who arrived at Ahmeck vcs.
terday. The committee that waited
| upon The sheriff is said To nave be.p
composed of Isaac Bakkala, w. ]. Brv.
ant Charles Johnson and James Thor
! ington.
| reports were received by the mill
tary that the strikers also would do
mana their removal from Keweenaw
county but no such action had trans
PRED up to this afternoon
LOUIS Stoves, charged with stoninp
caVdliNman was arraigned before
Justice Medlyn at Ahmeek. The hear.
ing was adjourned until Saturday af-
ternooh' Stoves has demanded a iurv
| trial ''''
o'rlNc breakers imported from the
east to work in the Quincy mine ami,
work Yesterday morning and uora
sven their pay checks. The men mum. |
oered about Is. Immediately left the |