The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-08

OF the strikers in Reweenaw When
sne-half the distance had been trav-
ersec. the parade dispersed. the men
in the ranks firing of marching and
they returned 10 Ahmeek
The working force &C Aloue2 in
creased today ana ia anticipation or
'his' strikers. about 200 in number pie
k"ted near No. shaft The men were
escorted 10 work by artillerymen who
maintained order
Centennial and South Rearsargc
| Wer" the scenes of pickcting bat no
men we're intercepted.
Heavy piclsetinC was renewed in Red
jacket and hands numbering between
forty and sixty strikers congregated
on almost every corner Whrkmcn
were escorted 20 the mines hy deputies
ana no disorder occurred \ crowd of
ABOUT 300 strikers and sympathiZers
gathered between shafts Nos. : and i
al Osceola with the apparent intention
OF stopping men from going to work.
Lieut.. Ferris and a squad of cavalry |
men were AZ hand and no disorder re- !
suited.
School Strike at an End.
The backbone" of the school chill
drens sympathetic strike in Keweenaw
orumbled this morning when all but a
lew resumed their studies. The chill
dren VINO remained Mt home feared in
Jury AT the hands of the older pupils
Mohawk, Ahmeek and Allouez schools
were hlled and the only absentees were
1t New Allouez.
The action followed the course of
sheriff Hepting. his deputies AMI
Irhant officer Medlyn who Informed
ne parents that they would he arrest
"a II they permitted the children 20
emaln AT home The leaders of the .
strike have petitioned the board of
ducation for the removal of Truant
'Hicer Medlyn but as the grounds are =
consequential the board will stand -
18th the officer. u
Non Union Parade Tomorrow.
non-union parade, the first dem
nstration of the kind since the strike
= l.
II tomorrow morning at : O'Clock.
RS John Kocian, who has taken ..
en- 10 work in the morning and who .
Is opposed the activities of the wom- -,
strike sympathizers, will lead the =,
rade. All DESTROYS Of joining in tho -,
occasion are requested To meet IA
e Red Jacket town hail.
fl .l,tk,.1 lll
m of this kind will ne a success as 49, -,
IS not believed non-union workmcn :.
Il others opposed to the strike wilt
re- 10 openly incur the wrath Of the
'kerS. II the parade is held a de. ~
| of mounted militia undoubtedly -"
u %" on hand to watch the parade if
is held as ADVERTISED.
Wolverine Cases Adjourned. -,
ne examinations of twenty FIVE EoI
'lvorinc strikers who are charged
n riotinei was adjourned ny Justice nm.
'''i''' 'c'"p'r - Louis l'o- the
: whose case was the first To be -,
ed, was on the stand Just before
ohfhmont was taken and soldier. a
'iilea as to the quclling al the rio; dis,
case of Fodar was also adjourned ia.
ii October %.
hlI' formal announcement has sfr,
u made, II Is Understood that The n,
aiming cases win be Transferred to I.,.,
he" Armit's court ny Justice O'Sni. Ma,
H. an agreement having been don,
he'd between the justice, prosecute m i,
attorney and attorneys tor the de- mai.
e. '''""
at 4
Arrested on Larceny CHARGE. moo,
putty James Harry of NVoN..iu, pi
erday identified Joseph Sup, ar of q
man who took a revolver from hin, villa
olverine the night of Sept. IN dopo
was subsequently placed under M ,uI,,
ON the charge of larceny and re- srit.
d"d To jail to await examination
y went To Houghton yesterdav to c
III the hearing Of the strikers in
ICE Sullivan's court, i'm the hona of y
ne any Of the men who az, sd ,ofo,
on the above night. Harry said h, toda,
set upon by a number of strikers ,,,.r,.
his revolver was taken from hin, ,bo
no personal injury was susta ned cr ,,,
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OlAR YOUNG PEOPLE 60.
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