The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-08
N|NETY,NINE
ARE ARRESTED
Hearing OF Strikers and Sympa'
thilers Set for Nov. II

Cualrymcu stationed in Calumet
This nothing arrested uincty-nine
strikers and sympathizers on a blan-
hct charge of violating the injunction.
The arrests were made on Calumet
avenue near the NJ y. church, be-
tween and O'Clock. \ parade, head
cd lag Big Annie" Clemeuc, proceeded
north trom Red Jacket road, and when
"A number of worlmeE passed the
marchers yelled and cursed them. 1t is
alleged II is also charged that the
strikers attempted TO - into the colo
NY at imported Workmen for the pur-
pose OF intmidating them,
A. soon As the noise began, the
smaIE military force immediately di-
rccted the parade to the armory and
the arrests were made Notices To APP
pear before Judge OBrien in circuit
court Monday morning, November Il
were served ON the prisoners and they
were released
Names OF Those Arrested,
Tho strikers arrested are.
John G. Nhu, George Adlesic. Lorena
Albertiuo Sick Bolt. Rade Bosanich,
Margaret Rrula Laslo Bellosh, John
Bellosh Henry Bolt, Anton 8aradich,
Martin RurCaur George Borich, Rad7
Bro2oviCh. LaZo Bosanich. George Bur
car Johu Brozovich Frank Bolt, Frank
Rro,a. Joseph Chopp, Annie Clemenc.
NJ Chopp. Thos. Dorcich, John Ia
hac. Jr., John Fahac, Sr. John Greg
erich. Peter GurGurich, sam Gregorich
AIT HARE. august Hictala, Name Hors-
ma. Chas Hctuula. John Hoog. Kate
Jumiko. John 4. Jolipii, Dexter Jcn-
ucttc. Sjlia JaCoboski. Mil" kosoVich,
Jacob kuskL Bias Kapsh, Emil Kuisko
Mary klohuchcr, Frank j. King, Nasili
kurzcvjch Frank Kozar SOL Lam
,rla PAN Iucslu. Mike LopitZ, Cad
oreneuieh, steve Ladaiu, Mirko Mar
kovich. Trivm Malkovich, Chas, Matt
son. Mike Mihclcic. John MuNrin, An
ton NcrNar, Peter Maurin, Elias Nix
>lla, oSmor Nicmi, Archie Nippa, JOS
cph OrIich. Chas. Olson, Margaret
PaaNicb, Triton Platisha, steve Petrol
Atl'I dliIlllls Nlih' ! tAl''-Jls ''ANA 80
Peterson, Peter J. Pichiottiuo, Mile
Rouccyic, JOS. Rcnaldi, Gust Runta,
Lou RoutZ John Rom, John Steinhut
Thos. Stiglich, Anton Suglich, John
Stimar, George StaniC, Kate Spehar
Nut SChintzi. Peter StankoVic, John
Spehar, Jos. Staudihar, Thos. Spreitz,
o. Schneider George Spchar Rade
Stukucd, George Szinko, Marku Stanic
TONY Stefanich, John Sevcrinski Jas.
~andretto Frank Stimac, Mike Vida
Eovic. Frank Woulka, Mike Wanoo,
William Wester. John Worsl<i, Frank
WuoluNka.
Several Found to Be Armed.
Several OF the prisoners were found
80 Ice armed and warrants were sub
scguendy issued for Frank Stimac. NJ.
Chopp aud Anton Rradicj on charge
81 CARRYING concealed weapons. The
COMPLAINTS, which were signed by Dep
uty Peter Murphy, were issued from
Justice Nrmits court, where the exam
nations will take place today The
complaint states that Stimac carried
g razor i'm his stocking while Il pair
Of crudely made knuckles were taken
from Clopp and a blackjack was found
ON the person of Eradicj. Bonds were
liked az 81 900. but were not furnished.
Evidently fearing they would be
searched. many Of the strikers are
said 10 have discarded weapons while
they were marching to the armory. and
- lot ut improvised hut dangerous bill
lets and slung shots were found
glonE Calumet avenue.
The strikers. despite the fact many
Of them were armed, sought refuge be
| hind an American flag. aud complained
! because soldiers arrested them "behinc
! the flag" MANY of the defendants
/ have been connected with previous dis
| turbances and several are now defend
ants in cases pending in Justice an'
| circuit courts.
Today's blizzard appeared not t.
chill the spirits of the strikers and th'