The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-25

Apparently aroused by the report
that preparations to resume operations
would be undertaken by the Mohawk
Mining company. activity of strikers,
the first since the injunction prevent
ing intimidation or interference with
workmen was granted Saturday. was
renewed this morning and one arrest
was the result Of demonstration at
Mohawk.
About 6 o'clock a crowd Of about
200 strikers arrived in Mohawk from
! Ahmeek and surrounding locations and
! Immediately circulated about the town
Men going to work were intercepted
though only one instance Of intimida-
tion was reported For this offense,
Joseph Coliride was arrested by I'M
der Sheriff Harris and Deputy Heb
bard The complainant is Alexander
Luke, who asserts Coliride intercepted
and threatened to shoot him if he con-
tinued 20 work.
Coliride was removed TO the Ahmeek
village Jail and this afternoon will be
arraigned before Justice Medlyn on
charges of threatening to do bodily
harm. and contempt of court the lat
ter charge resulting from alleged vio-
lation Of the injunction.
Luke who is engaged in installing a
heating system in the Mohawk mine
office also claims he was intercepted
by other strikers but no other threats
were made
The strikers remained at Mohawk
until 73O though the militia prevent
ed them from standing about in
groups.
Takes Husband to Work
Mrs. Lougi Aria accompanied her
husband to work at Mohawk this
morning. pushing her way through
band of strikers until she reached
the mine Upon returning, the union
men, it Is stated, offered her n sum
Of money to persuade her husband 20
return to his home. She refused the
offer and undauntcd by the hostile
mood OF the men went TO her home.
Mrs Aria Is a frail little woman but
possessed of a wealth Of courage.
The military at Mohawk was per-
turbed last night through the pres
ence Of night providers who apparent
| ~ made an effort TO ascertain the eX-
| tent of operations at Mohawk. on the
residences of two former federation
men, who it is claimed left the union
ranks through failure to receive bene-
fits, were the following inscriptions:
Black fellows! Beware! Dynamite!"
| The occupants of the houses are Hun
garians
A parade of about 200 strikers was
held ia Mohawk yesterday afternoon
preceding a meeting at Ahmeek union
headquarters. Yesterday morning an
other meeting was held at Ahmeek
union headquarters. The town was
The scene of unusual activity through
out the day
Preparations for Hosting.
Preparations to resume hosting con-
| tinued On q larger scale today than at
any time since the strike was declared.
Mohawk Ahmeek Wolverine, North
Kearsarge and Allouez shafts being in
spected with a view of resuming pro-
duction Pumps in all of these mines
are operating.
Fires were built in Nos. and
| boiler houses at Mohawk, the first
since tho men were ordered from their
posts. Union iiremen have been op-
Grating the boilers at No shaft the
only source of water supply for the
hospital No. 4 boiler house has been
: out of commission for two weeks. the
: firemen having been ordered from
their work by strikers early in the
present month.
The pumps in No. ] and . shafts at
Ahmeek are operating today and SIM