The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-26
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with the kindsst feelings for those
VIE otter 4, We 81 No 0A306D heaD.
Thess are or own pscDIs ord this u
our privilege 70 care ios eor dead and
70 comfort ~ uvinU."
This was the msesass that We osnt
out to the world FROM CAlaasl to-day
- the mai prsDAraAions w0S7 osanS
made for the burial OF the vicemA
but dsseiss sAis rssusaa q ov1s1as an
cGntrtbutlsas eeaoAonsA - Dsns IN.
President Moy9 to-day hoA at his dis
peoai more 1laa oe0 Ter che relief Of
to families q H. victims.
To-day the Identification OF ali ex-
cspting three oe the bodies tAst through
out Christmas Day lay In long rows Of
The i,nprovhel morgue In the Town Hall
al Red Jachss Wae c0mOietsd. The
supply OF casksts IN Calumet vas OK
haustsd early last night and more were
ordered from NuwsAksa. Twenty-Five Of
them arrived early Today aRa the bodies
at the morgve we're taken 70 the homes
OF relatives.
A dsssstch epun WaAhingtsa says that
ths requeat To President wiisoa by Pres
i1snt Moyes Ssr . Fs1sral Investigation
Of circumstance. surrua,nding the horror
vas forwarded to-day TO the President
~ Pass Christian. Mss.. ~ Secretary
rumulty.
secretary az Labor Wilson NJ WASH
ington to-day ordered John u. Dens-
more. solicitor Of the Dseastmcnt. 10
calumet. to render any assistance pos.
sibie In settling the copper striks situa-
ton. The ChrAstmas Eve tragedy. ,he
Secretary SAID. he thought Was q matter
for state invea4aeatioa.
HOPE olSAoTeN NAV end the
COPPER NINE erRikE
while four ssparats investi gatiOns o
the disaster were being made to-da,
ana . dispute was being waged AZ I,
wAo should bury the dead. peacemakeri
were at work In . supreme effort 4
bring about an end to the copper min,
strike IN this psGion.
ever ~ bolleO q ~ 1ltaas enso, ~
lsoABs g ~ Dsaso A0vsnoaS Ao1e1 y
go ~ snA . ~ lsbee stsa3e WAseA ~
tssa tie 0as1nst esvpss Aasssaet 80,
OOvogAl 0ooths.
United In their grisf over che snumnl
out Of 20 many young lives the warrlni
fsctlons-nine Sperot0go. guogds an
strtkebrsaksry end the sortcken uniol
miners and tasAe friends gave no though
TO the big iabsr bostie THAI indirect,
blamed for ne most grussome horro
the history Of Calumet
There vas 01li . disDute over wahetA
.r the offer - ths Cstissne Alliance. .;
orgaaixation thaA has been considers
hostile to The strtksrs TO dsfray all tn
bugiai sxpsnsas WsuiA be permitted. Ol
nc4als Of the Western FederAtjon q
MAasrs AeelAsea that shs oRsr would b
spaFasd.
I'VE viii care ~ our owa deed" ~
the rssponss - - Alliance.
: UNLIMITED PuM0o PLEDGE
FOR STRICKEN FAMILIES.
The fseiiAS Of hostility Wxs not Z
marked to-day. when Il was seen TN
the citissns Of Calumet and othS
cities In The mine district were
earnest In their efforts TO raise func
for the stricken families. Almost VI
limited amounts OF monsy vel
pledged by mine oWnass and me
oaants who have bees opposing Il
!. strikers. Ths esmmisesas representa-
I the operations vent from house
: house to-day. eossfortinS the survivir
members Of families whose dear on,
were taken from them In ths unns
essary panic.
Others, and suggsstioas that peace
declared between the forces rspssssn
ing capital $50 issoe were etploma,
csiiy expressed.
After the fuasral ee the victims " W.
expected ~ many that The spirit
nght Will have hssn buried With Z
seolss es ~ iaassees NAs1rsn y