The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
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Imported Men az Quincy.

Imported Men az Quincy
The arrival of thirty-three workmen
on the South shore train early this
morning for the Quincy Mining COM
pany marked The first importation Of
men 10 take the place Of strikers.
The coach was boarded at
Houghton by a detail of sol
diers who accompanied the men to
their destination. Ii is understood the
use of imported men Will bee in the
nature 81 an experiment. Preparations
have been made To house the men in
th,. mine dry. To prevent against
might attacks upon property, the Quin-
cy has erected two powerful search
lights on Nos and . shafthouses
South kearsaree Shipments.
Ninet,cn cars of rock We're shipped
today from The South Kearsarge mine
and eighteen ears OF rock from the
Osreuld mine. 10 the Osceola -Tamarac.l
mill The shipments are the largest
made from these properties since the
strike tcgan. The working forces a.
uth mines n2Ve been increased con-
,jdcrebly curing the last few days
Militia Man In Trouble.
Private John Kelly of Co. r. Detroit.
diSorderly charge. He probably will he
court martaled and may be discharged
from the service. 1t is said Kelly
boarded Mohawk car last evening
ana that he refused to pay his fare.
He was put off the car at Albion field
hut tried To board the car again. Later
he was taken To Red Jacket and placed
in charge of a military guard At the
armory. II is stated that he insulted
an officer when he was taken in GUS
tody
FLAG Incident Inquiry.
The Investigation into the flag Incl
dent of last saturday morning was
continued at military headquarters to-
day wnen additional Witnesses We're
examined. \ report OF the decision
of the beard likely will he reached be-
fore the end of the week The inves-
legation is being conducted by Ma
iurs Barscy ana Apted and Captain
Jesse Mrads
Troops Guard Boarding House.
HnnsarianS nre alleged To- have
threatened 4 raid last night on a
boarding house at Wolverine. in which
Ia party of workmen from the South
kearsargc mine were housed. A re
quest for protection was made ana n
detail OF soldiers remained In the house
throughout the night. The presence of
he guards is believed To have had eff
feet as no one was seen approaching
the promises.
Powder House Is Watched.
Officials Of the Mohawk Mining
company are cautious in the protection
OF its powder house in which a deton-
ating cap attached to wire was
found early in the week. An effort
win he made to move the powder to
some isolated territory, Several fam
lies reside in the vicinity of the pow
der house.
Fears For His Life.
Fearing that his life was in danger
Eat Larson, Champion miner resid
ing i'm Painesdale. yesterday sought
the arrest of George Kaminen. also of
Painesdale. Larson asserts that Ka-
mnen told the formers daughter that
he. Kaminen, would kill her father II
he did not quit work. No attention
was paid to the matter at the time
but Lltson states that Kaminen call
ed at his home yesterday and threat
cncd him
Military Notes.
Rev Fr. Dunnigan, chaplain of the
second regiment has arrived i'm the
copper country again after "a visit al
Lapeer
Mai Roy G. Vandercook of Lansing
has reioined his command here after
spcnding short time at his home.
Maj. Sam Pepper. advocate general
~ member of the state attorney gener'
ais force at Lansing has returned >,
the copper country.
Plan Big Meeting Sunday.
\ big demonstration is planned .,
the strikers for Sunday afternoon n
Calumet. 4 parade will precede I
meeting az the Palestra. where JOIN
| H. Walker of the Illinois Mine Work
| ers will deliver tlie principal address
II The parade Is scheduled Ia leave Re-
Jacket 20 1850. Walker TX scheduled
to talk at south Range this afternoon
Butte Clerks Donate.
| Joseph j. Cannon appeared befor
the regular weekly meeting OF tn
Butte Clerks union last evening an
| after his appeal for assistance for tn
striking miners in Michigan the unio
| voted $1,000 To the strike fun d. say
the Butte Post. The assessment vii
ne VI for the male members of In
union and 80 cents for the femal
members ana this assessment will b
'eVled every month during the contin
| uance of the strike.
II Assaiis Militia.
III Kalamazoo. Mich, Sept. ig.-Gover
nor FERRIS came In for a scoring at tn
state convention of the Michigan Fed
ration OF Labor when George "
"tney, OF Ray City. representatiy
OF the United Mine Workers. attackc
'him Tor sending troops into the cop
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