The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03

HiOtng at HurontoWn dCmOnStra-
tioDs 1t Quincy and Hancock. mass
picketing at Mohawk. Ahmeek, Allouez
and other mines north Of Calumet.
and strenuous efforts by strikers all
through the district to prevent men
from going TO work, featured the strike
situation this morning.
Eight Arrests at Hurontown
The Hurontown disturbance occur
red shortly after O'Clock when dcpu-
ties were escorting men to work. The
strikers surrounded the men and when
officers ordered them 10 dispcrse, riot.
ing followed
Jerry Brennan deputy. was hit on
the head with "a black jack" and re
ceiyed a wound that required three
stitches. John Opie another deputy.
had his pistol taken from him and oil
iicers Henry Rogers, George Pollard
aud James Mccarthy received minor
wounds
Cavalrmen dispersed the strikers
and eight arrests were made. The riot
crs were armed with rcyolycrs aud
sling shots and the finding of these
weapons resulted i'm an order from mil
itary headquarters to arrest all per-
sons found carrying weapons of any
nature ia early morning disturbances.
Trouble at the Quincy.
\ party OF strikers and women
headed by Mrs Anna Lockwood. the
socialist speaker who arrived m tho
copper country "a few days ago from
lower Michigan, attempted 60 prevent
men from going TO work az quincy
They were ordered 90 disperse 10y Cap
tain Mccormack II the military force
and when they refused. the leaders
were arrested
Mrs. Lockwood. Marion Kangas
Helmi PcIto and Hlmo Kosld were
taken before Justice Eichkcru and held
on IA charge Of incitins riot. Tho eV-
was set for October To- and
the women We're released ON bonds u
the sum of $3.50
Mrs. Lockwood it is stated dclicd trp
officers To release her supplcmcutus
her remarks 10y the statement that She
wanted To bc imprisoned. that sbr
might bring charges against Hough-
ton county. Four men were arrested
10y the military and the cases will be
held before Hancucl> justice this At-
teruoou
Clash Prevented at Allouez.
a crowd Of between l.2oo and l,500
strikers and women gathered at ~.
lOuoz between s and o'clock ia q cpit-
ecrtcd effort 10 stop men from going tu
work. General Abbey and force az
mounted guards were on the scene amt
prevented a possible clash The strik
trs attempted 70 follow the men To the
mmc but a group OF cavalrymen form
cd n barrier through which they could
not pass. Al this iuucturc, the strik-
ers iccreJ and hootcd Gcucral Abbey
and other military officers There was
no violence however, tho striker
merely showing their contempt for
worNmen aud those who are trying Co
preserve order No arrests were made
\ crowd ot about 500 strikers as.
sembled near the Mineral Range depot
at Wolverine. ana others congregatod
ON the outskirts OF South Kearsargc
Centennial and Alloucz. though depu.
ties and mine guards prevented the
crowd from gaining uccess 10 mine
property.
Hosting continues at Allouez. Cen
tennial aud South Kcarsarge and Il Is
al these mines that the efforts of the
strikers are directed
IL is reported that another effort
will bs made to reopen the Mohawk.
Wolverine and North Kcarsargc mines
at each of which worlSmcn have made
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