The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
BALLOT SAID TO Be 43 TO
ID FOR REMOVAL OF SULzER

a Wolverine workman, WIS stoned last
night and a number of windows shat
tered The windows In the Petermann
store and meat market at Wolverine
were broken with stones and OftiC els
believe that the acts were committed
by the same persons civil authorities
have obtained a clue and a number cf
arrests are expected. The breaking of
tie windows at the Pctcrmann store is
the third attempt TO damage that prop
crty. Three weeks ago, the meat mar
kct was entered through a Jroke1
window and a quantity Of meat AMI
small amount Of cash taken. Cum
mingg has been compelled 20 defend
himself frequently a~ainst attlck. and
in the past three weeks ne has been
accompanied to and from his wcrs by
officers.
Undersherin' Heikkala served notices
Of the injunction ON 81 alleged leaders
AT Wolverine today and similar action
was taken by deputies in other parts
OF the district.
Eviction notices were served on
Paincsdale and Trimountain strikers
this morning and it is undcrst oof that
like proceedings will be instituted IN
Calumet shortly. Keweenaw county
officers stll experience difficulty iu
serving tho injunction.
Strike Cases Today.
Joseph Bronzovich charged with
carrying concealed weapons, was this
morning bound over for trial at the
next term of circuit court from the
court of Justice G. o. Jackola. The tes-
timony Of witnesses was read and
signed this morning
The examination of Joseph Cdovich.
charged with felonious assault, which
was begun in Justice Jackola's court
this morning. was continued until 3
O'Clock this afternoon Udovich is al
legged 90 have been implicated I'm a re-
cent riot at Swedetown. The testimony
Of several Witnesses, which was taken
about one week ago, was read TO them
and signed this morning and there are
three additional Witnesses to be eX-
amined this afternoon.
The hearing Of Annie Fabich, charg-
ed with assault and battery was con-
tinued in the court Of Justice Jacko.a
this morning until later In the week.
Pleads Guilty--3o Days,
Nicholas Stevens, who was arrested
under the township ordinance charged
with creating noise and disturbance
last evening, was arraigned before
Justice G.. Q. Jackola this morning. He
entered q plea Of guilty and was SEN
fenced 10 serve thirty days in the
county Jail Stevens, it is alleged
created considerable trouble at a non
union boarding house on Portland
street last evening. and he was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Vic Kiyela.
More Men Arrive.
Ten men arrived here tins morning
ever the South Shore road 20 take po-
sitions with the c. Il n. company, and
yesterday party of thirty-two men
arrived here to take positions with tho
&. q II.
Many Of the Calumet miners who
left this city at the beginning Of the
strike. are returning 10 resume their
positions Most Of them are convinced
that conditions here are better than
elsewhere.
Will Not Remove SherlHs,
Concerning recent article in the
Detroit Free Press that Governor Fer
ris might remove Tie sherins of
Houghton and Kewecnaw counties |
from office, Lansing dispatch says
Governor Ferris Is not going 20 re-
move any sheriff from ONCE ina the |
copper country 7s indicated IN roport5I
from c. met The governor, cnroute |
20 bet 1ai tho following to say;
Il have had no consultation with |
1uybody about any plan TO remove the
various sb,rina m the copper country |
! ha,, troubles enough of my own |
Without starting to fire people in this
strike trouble. / have not heard OF |
any order | have issued to that effect.
ana | think if issued one | should |
know about II.
Il did say 80 the military officers
who are now ON duty i'm the copper
country 20 give the civil authorities all |
the chance in IN" world 90 curb any
which might arise. die
not want to shove the militia i'm ahead |
VI the local men. | MADE IL plain, and |
-nly within the last few days I rcitcr-
ited that suggestions to Adjutaut
ieneral Vandercook
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