The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-10
SITUATION IS
WELL IN HAND
No Disorders Mark the Day in the
Copper Strike Zone
Continued From First Page.

nave been So conspicuous IN the tarll
morning disturbances, ana one 81 tbs
leading strike agitat"rs, fell into th'
tolls of the law Yesterday. when h'
was arrested on "A charge of unlawful
Justice 4. -. Jackola. entered Il pie.
Of not guilty and demanded an exam
nation. which was set for Tuesday
Sept To- lie was released on bonds.
John Nodopia appeared before Jus
tice Jackola today in answer Ia th'
charge of intimidation preferre,
against him by Deputy James Harry
of Centennial His hearing was adj
journed until Sept. Is. According tt
the Information filed against Nodopia
he was one of two men who held depu-
" Harry's arms, while "A third reliev-
ed him of his gun
Examination of Deputies.
The examination of Deputy Sh@riff-
Cooper, Raleigh Grof. Polkinghorne
James and Davis. who are charged
with the murder Of Aloiz Titan. was
adjourned ny Justice O'Sullivan a,
noon today until . o'clock when he
viii fix a time Tor the hnal hearing at
which he will determine whether the
defendants viii he released or bound
over To circuit court.
The examination opened at 10
o'clock this morning when counsel for
the prosecution and defense agreed
To accept the testimony that was in
roduced at the inquests, as testimony
II the examination. The testimony is
voluminous AZ it is contained in H.
pages of manuscript. Adjournment
vas taken 4" permit Justice oSullivan
lo read the evidence.
Striker Names Deputies.
Sh"rin HoptinS Of Kewcenaw coun-
~ informed Major Gannser at Mo-
hawk yesterday trat he had submitted
"a list az deputies to the mining COM
pany bat it was rejected. Investiga-
tion revealed that the list was prepar-
ed 10y strike Leader Dunnigan and
that the list contained strike aGitators
in KrwoeHaw.
Labor Leader Coming.
Thomas p. Lehman, treasurer of the
American Federation of Labor. is COM
ing To the copper country To address
lhr strikers, according 10 local strike
leaders
\ melting OF strikers was held at
NhmeeA this afternoon. Strikers from
Calumet and vicinity marched To All
mock To- attend the gathering
IL rs stated at federation headquar.
irrs mat President Mover OF the West
CTR Federation Of Miners and Attur-
ur, Clarence barrow viii pay another
visit 10 Governor Ferris.
Cause Injury to Woman.
Mrs. William TEDDY, aged 81, was
injured while driving from her home
AT Centennial Heights yesterday
morning, when strikers halted the
horse and surrounded the buggy. hurl-
ing iecrs and cries OF "scab" at the
aged lady and her son-in-law. the
driver. The horse became SO fright
ened that the buggy was upset. throw
ing both occupants violently To the
ground. None of the strikers assisted
in extricating the horse nor ia caring
for the injured woman
Mrs. Teddy was driving IL the home
90 her son. Frank Teddy, on Calumet
avenue in response to "A message an
the death of her sons child.
GaII A
Those in touch with local conditions
claim that many of the soldiers who
have been on strike duty in the cop
per country plan to return here To To-
cate permanently, having satisfied
themselves on their visit here that To-
cal conditions are more satisfactory
than are conditions in the towns in
which they are now located. Three
Detroit soldiers. two from the 500 and
several from other points in the state
who left for their homes two or three
weeks ago, have written to acquaint-
lnces made here asking them to exert
their influence to secure employment
here for them.
Lieut.. Bruce, who has had charge
C detachment of about eighteen
men of co. \. Detroit, on duty at Os.
ceola, has been transferred, with his
command To- Centennial, where they
will do similar work. a detachment
# twenty-one men to Co. ID, First In
fantry. has been sent to Osceola to re-
lieve Lieut.. Bruce's command.
Macdonald Raps Ferris.
Congressman William j. MacDon-
aid. recently seated as q member Of
Congress from the twelfth Michigan
district, delivered himself at IT,"
meeting OF PTogressivcs in Detroit of
what sounded decidedly like an attack
On Governor Ferris for his attitude in
dealing with the strike of the copper
miners in MacDonald's district, al
though. after the meeting. 'he disclaim
cd any attention To- attack the gov
crnor personally. says tho Detroit
News
II nave never ceased To regret the
defeat Of Whitney Watkins for gov