The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-04

enCc OF troops here.
Guy Miller iawed the press and i'm
terests" IN stronger tones than week
ago. As did Tersich.
kilograms Of sympathy We're read
from lshpeming Iron Miners union,
Butte Local No. /, John f. White.
president Of IA" American Federation
IL Labor and from smaller "rguniza-
lions
Parade Preeedes Meeting.
The parade was participated I'm by
about 1000 men. women and children,
in contrast IT, that % week ag" in
which more THAN 5000 marched At
the mead Of the parade appeared "A
horseman attirgd in q uniform. re-
scmbling That worn in mill
tory organizations al the head OF the
marchers. were three girls, about six
tecn years Of age. carrying large SILK
American nag. From the stan were
cropped STEAMERS ~ red, white and
blue. The girls are the daughters Of
crippled miners.
only Two placards were carried in
Tho PROCESSION. one Of which bore thr
inscription we Demand an 8 Hour
Work Day" aud on thu other a Min
mum Wage Scale and Better Work
ing Conditions
As he flags we've borne PAST the
guards. the customary military salute
was given by the troopers
Mare Strike Workers Arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Cannon, hav"
arrived her from lbs Angeles, cal,
70 assist IN the direction of the.
strike Mr. Cannon 's an eX-m"mb~rt
81 the executive board OF the Western
Federation and Mrs. Cannon is as
sisluE In organizing local unions
MIS-. cannon IFS an interesting per
souagc. Tor fifteen years she has
been affiliated aith the National SUI
9ragc association and through this of-
Ire she came into contact with r"n-
t-rong 80 ever, STATE 100 tho union
Through the position of her husband
she became Interested Zoo tie labor
movement. hence Ter presence A-rr
She was active boo The COLORADO tuf
gaUiuIn.- suffrage gsuPaisns ii-'
iau .uf iu-l n-gamc Interested BOIL
labor difficulties in far rf.'. Sh" de-
riafrI 'ia' sHi'fas" in 'h" "'si is @'
n-ar % realization. "iih thousands cd
women 1' tr, head y tho campaign.
tha' her efforts ur" %" longer nee
csatry ,Hat direction. Her mis-
sion here. with that ~ her husband
"iil % 10 cone with INV situation
which may arise.
Reception for Mother Jones'
Mother ZONES viii DE given
F1rrn reception as she steps from a
train here tomorrow. 'ee"r''ng 10 IN
ion officials. ard ause Gemonsira-
ton lH which 'he forces OF the .cd-
Grafton vii participant" IS being plan
ned. $50 dria.ta program has been
pGtInel .n connection with her arriy-
al h.t union aca IL assert 1t viii be
the os.ss."r 81 'Hr -r"atest demon
strt."n a~'i since 'a' Walkout ".-
cUr'~i.
Support o. Trades Councils,
Eumois 'h"' t1. mission hero ~
the sta'" i"a'rI'.9r u.e!als, Pf'si.
'cnt TAYLOR ard Secretary Waiter
man "as o. attrmW fo divDrr" the
local union from ia" Western F"'"r-
alton were branded as p.rr"s'"rou
hy Fr''rftI"n officials TODAY
AS result OF tH".r whit de"lar-
'a Guy Miller t"ia.r ."f"rv trades
''nr'N ih lhe STAG mas n'ru asked
30 hold meetings ~ protest against
t'" presence ~ trcops In this dis
irlft Tho trades councils 'n the state
are IN s'mpathY "i'H 'he strikers u
W." copper district
Answer 20 Operators Statement.
Guy y. Miller n"mDer ot thr Vest
'fH f'eaer.'t"n Of Miners "S"rutivo
o'Afd, ih!- morning issued he follow
'hs statement;
AiA"Hsh IA" min"-"p"f"'prs are
adopts 10 tho use OF i'm" phaaes they
scarcely voted iheir contempt OF th.
E"Nefn'rf offer =" act as mediator De.