The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-10

The civil ana military authorities
have control of the situation in the
north end of the strike district and no
disturbances of any nature were re-
ported this morning. Several attempts
We're made by strike pickets to inter
fere with men going to work today,
but trouble was avoided by the
officers strikers are no longer per
mitted to assemble in Red Jacket and
to this probably may be credited the
lack of disturbances.
\ like condition prevailed last night
and the only report submitted to mill
tary headquarters was shooting near
Fulton. adjoining Mohawk where
troops are stationed under command
Of Major Ganhsor. Investigation re-
vealed the source Of the shots--a Hun
garian birthday party, which eulmin-
ated in a hand-to-hand fight in which
revolvers We're used. The report of
Major Gannser also said Hungarians
at Wolverine and Kearsarge We're be
NbiAAilA- iAibi' ANhtNt whenever iiphH1
were absent
The suspension Of pumping opera
tions ~ No. shaft. Mohawk. as u
result ct threats made On the lives of
pumpmcn, neccssitates the carrying OF
water from wells for the troops Thls
is the most serious development of the
week.
Fremen and engineers who We're
stationed az No shaft Mohawk had
to be escorted to their homes at Gay
and Franklin. fearing that strikers
would carry out threats against them
or their families. As a result of the
cessation Of pumping at this shaft.
there is no water for fire protection.
parade of about 200 men and wom-
on was held at Mohawk yesterday af-
ternoon.
The erection of wooden stables for
horses of the mounted troops at VOL
VERNE indicates that the militia is
preparing for long stay in the strike
zone.
Underground Forces Increased.
Twcuty-three new men joined thr
underground working forces at the
Osceola mine yesterday and large
number of additional men today At
the c. & H. there has been a steady
increase of men ever since operations
We're resumed. Many who left this dis
trict when the strike began have been
reassured by the resumption Of OPP
crations here and are returning to
resume their residence This influx
is quite noticeable now and promises
to increase further
Operations are now being conducted
i'm twenty shafts from which 5000 tons
Of roc& are being hoisted daily. The
tonnage is divided as follows. Cop
per Range Consolidated. coo tons; Su-
perior, 325: Isle Royale. 255 Quincy
| 600 anl Calumet 4 Hecla. $500 Re-
| pair crows are at work in shafts r.
and "C'' at Champion No. and 3 Of
| Trimouufain and 4 of Baltic and hoist
inc viii be resumed i'm each shortly
Thirteen shafts of the Calumet a
| Hccla. five on the amygdaloid ana
eight on the conglomerate lode ara
producing about forty per cent of the
normal production. The quincy has
two shafts in operation, Superior IL
operating its only shaft and Isle Roy
ale is hosting from No. shaft. The
Copper Range Is operating ID and
''B" shafts at Champion and No. az
Trimountain.
The figures complied Yesterday I'm
dicate gradual increase. Many of
the g. & IL. underground employees
who have been acting as deputies
have resumed work in the mines,
men from the surface plants replac-
ing them in guarding the company s
property
Ben Goeein Is Arraiened.
Ben Goggm, pilot OF the little band
OF strike sympathzing women who
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