The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-01

ceedIngs IN the supreme court to
prevent picketinn by strikers IN
the copper country
Disorder OF "a violent nature again
occurred in the strike zone today. de-
spite the precautions Of the military
and civil authorities. The usual pic
keting was rcsOrted TO at the mines
north of Calumet and the military was
summoned 10 dispeisc crowds of fed
Grafton men at Alloucz and Wolverine.
Desultory shooting occurred at All
meek last night and this morning. and
parties going into Kcweenaw county
ON hunting expeditions early today
were targets for rifle and shot gun
shells. Two automobiles were struck
by bullets bat 80 far as is known. no
one WAS injured 4 car driven by j. l.
Dupont. was struck aud another. own
cd by the Northern Garage at Uough-
ton and occupied 10y Guy Sanders.
wife and sistcr-iu-law. WIS driven
through a gauntlet of shots six bui-
lets striking the ear.
\ fireman going 20 work at WolvCr-
inc this morning was stoned by strik-
ers and driven To his home. lie was
accompanied 10 his post 10y deputies.
An attempt to stop men going t.
work at South Kearsarge was frus-
trated by deputies who dispersed the
crowd. Another band of strikers col
lected at Allouez and attempted to
prevent men from going 10 work \
detachment from Battery \. stationed
at Ahmcek, was summoned but before
the arrival OF the patrol the strih-
ers hal left
Ten arrests. nine i'm Ncwtcwn aud
Swcdc.uVn anI one ia Ilurium. arc
the tangible evidence OF this morn
.ng's strike disorders in the Calumet
district. Attacks on deputies 'wita
rocks and sticks and possibly twenty
or thirty shots fired in the air 10y the
officers IN keeping back the strikers
constituted the most important OF
the carry morning developments
Charges against the eight men aud
two women under arrest ranged all tho
way from fciUnious assault 10 creating
a noise and disturbance
Joseph UdOvich was arraigncd before
Justice &. o. Jackola, charged with
telonious assault upon Deput, Dumi-
nick Michcta in NewtoVn location
The arrest was made under tho 1918
statutes. He entered a plea Of not
guilty ana demanded "a hearing which
was set for oct Is lie was rcmaudcd
to jail to await hearing. being unable
to secure bonds iu the sum of 5000
In connection with the same alleged
assault, Joseph Sonar was arrested ON
the charge of assault and battery IIe
demanded an examination which was
set FOR tomorrow morning Sonar was
released on bonds of 800 by Justice
Jackola
Joseph Bonzovic, who il is aiicgut
threw rocks at the deputies wbiic they
were making the above arrests was
taken in custody and found TO have q,
revolver iu his possession He was ar
raigncd before Justice Jacko,a t',is
morning, charged with carry ng CON-
ceaicd weapons, and being unable 90
secure bonds iu the sum OF $500 r5l lHs
appearance FOR hearing ON oct IS was
Temanded 10 jail
Michael Michclich was arraiEned a,-
fore Justice JackOla this morning 5n
the charge of intimidation. His hplr-
ing was set for oct. IL and hc was ul-
able to procure bonds in the amount
If 800.
one of the most serious If ;hs
mornings disturbances occurred near
Swedetown. Annie Clcmcnc the ceE-
trail figure in yesterday mornings dis
turbances it is said, is allcgod - have
spit in the face of a man on his way
to work this morning, and was prompt
" placed under arrest by deputy
Members Of the Signal corps, who were
acting as patrol In this vicinity. claim.
that when the deputy atteuDted.l
rest the - ui ut 7 heard Do 2