The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-12

NtIlllI Sdlb she Nbulu ~ 10 jan but
wanted to take her month old baby
with her. she told the court she has
fourteen children and resides in Cop-
per city
Red Jacket Disturbances.
After the disturbance in Laurium
the strikers marched back To Red
Jacket where they gathered in throngs
about the streets The officers per-
mitted no loafing. however, and kept
the crowds on the move toward Pine
street. They congregated again at the
west end Of the village on this road,
evidently planning To picket Red
Jacket shaft. While they were or
derlN, no attempt was made To move
them. hut evidently taking this for
weakness on the part of the officers,
they began "A noisy demonstration.
Whcrcupon they We're ordered To move
On. and forced To clear the road by the
mililiamcu The crowd moved along
The street i'm sullen anger and ucca-
sionallN special measures had Ia be
taken To keep the laggardS i'm line. AT
th, corner of Pine and seventh, Val
cntine Skcndcr of Copper city, one OF
the strikers who had protested vigor-
ouslN against being moved from the
end of the street held up his hand evil
IDENTIFY with the purpose of rallying
the others and causing them To stop
tie was promptly arrested and taken
To the village jail.
Later big crowd gathered in front
of TN" union headquarters on sixth
street and booted the officers, deputies
and miltamen. Near this corner
Nanko Tersich a member of the exc
cutiyr board of the Western Fedora
ton pf Miners had a verbal clash with
Marshal Trudell He was placed un-
der arrest. While making this arrest
Marshal Tmden was surrounded by
q score or more strikers who might
uaNe made trouble hut for the prompt
action OF q cdNalrNman. who opened
up a path Tor the officers.
SkenGsr was arratgned before Jus
tic, = . Jlrkola. charged with Great
ing Il roisc and disturbance. He de
mauded hearing. which was set for
Monday ana was released on 800
bonds.
Tcrsich was arraigncd before JUS
ice Fisher, also on the charge of
creating u noise and disturbance. He
was released on bonds and will he Civ
On a nearing Sept. 10.
Both of these arrests were made UNI
DER the village ordinance, and because
of this fact the village attorney. Judge
John -. Curtis will prosecute THESE
are the first cases in which he has
been ,dilcd upon To- act since the strike
began.
Cases in Fishers Court.
Mike Dugancha, Frank Tolan, John
Suiatovich, Joseph Stauhar, Ella Kru-
gungovich and John Severinski, charg
ed with an assault on Deputy John
Gasvoda on oak street about two
weeks ago, appeared before Justice
Fisher this morning for hearing, but
their cases were adjourned until Mon
day.
Next Friday will be clearing up day
i'm the court of Justice Fisher Practi-
cally all of the cases pending in this
court have been set for hearing then
They are as follows:
Yanko Tersich, noise and disturb
ancc,
Anton Severenski, intimidation.
John Muchnich. resisting an officer.
jim Eohte, intimidation.
Ben Goggia, alias Goggin, resisting
an officer
Carlo Denosich melting riot and
unlawful assemblage.
Mary Staduhar. intimidation.
Peter Slankovich, intimidation.
Rkus Palvan, melting a riot and UNI
lawful assemblage.
George Beljan. resisting an officer.
Neronikas Beljan. resisting an offi-
Ger
Alec Veresh. carrying concealed
weapons
Ben Goggia. alias Ben Goggin. re.
sistinS an officer
James Aggarto. resisting an officer.
Annie Clements, assault and battery
Maggie Aggarto. assault and battery
Maggie Nranish. resisting an officer
Kate Grentz. resisting an officer.
! Mary Klobucher. resisting an officer
| Tres KiriZa, resisting an officer.
Arrests at Quincy.
4 Peter Barsanti and Ernesto Dalan
." were arrested ~ Quincy this morn
II ing on a ghurpa ,f intfp,ida,in. ,,,,rl,
mon. They We're arraigned before Jus