The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-14
TRAIN IS FIRED ON AT
HANCOCK THIS MORNING
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appeared To arouse the federation m,
in that district. There was no dis
turbance, however.
Several parades were held IN Cal1-
met and others at Mohawk, Wolverine
and Ahmcek a parade of about a
thousand men and women, headed ny
big Annie" Clemenc was formed In
| Calumet Yesterday afternoon and pro-
ceeded To Ahmeek where a meeting
was held No disturbance attended
the demonstration, bat the paraders
were decidedly noisy at Mohawk and
Ahmeek
Twenty mine 'Lithuanians returned
| to work in body at Painesdale this
morning These men were formerly
| identified with the fedration and their
| action provoked strikers i'm that VIC
nifty Several hundred workmen of
| chat nationality who left the range
when the walkout occurred are wait
ing word from the men who remained
here and the return of majority is
expected.
Deputy George Taylor Assaulted.
George TAYLOR, one Of the best known
citizens of Hancock, acting as a dep
nty sheriff during the strike, was
struck on the head with whiskey
bottle this morning rs he was emcrg-
| ing from \. L. Ievy's saloon. 1t is
believed his assailants We're strikers on
atrike 'ympathi2ers.
Taylo" had been in the saloon but
a few moments, having gone in a prl-
waite matter requiring little time. |,
Is believed that two men followed him
into the saloon. AS he was about to
leave the saloon. walking toward the
door, two men appeared suddenly at
the edge of the screen, which masks
the interior Of the saloon one Of tho
men struck him with whisky bottle.
delivering several blows tin the bottle
was shattered. Tavlor received several
lad scalp wounds but was not dis
abled.
The assaulted officer at once COM
municatod with Sheriff Cruise who sent
other officers to Hancock to invcsti-
gate. The two men left the saloon
Immediately after the assault and M
trace of them could be found when
the Investigating officers arrived.
Levy's bartender says that he did not
know the two men. Taylor says tina;
he can identify one of them, having
had good look az him before the
blows were struck. He is assisting the
other officers i'm the search
Another Alleged Dynamiter
Detectives from the sherin's Office
last night ordered the arrest of John
linonen IN connection with the dy-
namiting of the boarding house Of the
Ascher mine guards at Centennial
Heights. Lcinonen was formerly book
Cd ON disorderly charge, but officers
declare they have sufficient evidence
To connect him with the attempt To-
blow up the house.
General Abbey Returns.
General - l. Abbey returned this
noon from Kalamazoo Whethe or
not tie cavalry win be relieved this
week will be decided late today
1t is probable however that all Of the
| troops IN Calumet and the south end
of the district will be relieved tomor-
row. There is no intention at present
Of relieving the artillery or any of the
troops in Keweenaw until the situa
ton thoroughly clears
In Justice Courts.
Theodore Hagwel was arrested and
arraigned before Justice G. O. Jackola
this morning charged with using indie
cent language on Pine street Wednes-
day morning He demanded an exam
inatiOn which was set for Dec 4. Tn
To noon he had not procured bonds in
the sum of 5000 The offense with
which Hagwel is charged was mem
toned i'm The News Wednesday even.
ing. Especially vile epithets were
hurled at the mounted police during
the parade of strikers, in the presence
Of women and young girls, not more
than II or 16 years of age.
Charles Matson. charged with assault !
and battery on John Robertson will be |
tried IN the court of Justice Jackola |
Monday morning.
The examinations Of John Scotia and |
Tack" King. both charged with car |
rying concealed weapons will be be-
gun i'm Justice Jackola's court Monday |
morning.
Waddell Men Dismissed.
The services of the Waddel- Mahon |
corporation with the county will ter
inmate tomorrow morning. only one
outside man will be retained. In TAX
ing this step, Sheriff Cruise is conf