The Calumet news., 1913-12-27
SOLEMN RITES
4 ARE ARRANGED
Special Train From Iron Country
for Funeral Service
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ANA these viii be used for the bodies
of all Of the adult victims of the calam
itv. Members OF the Western Fedora =
ton of Miners here have been appoint
ed as pail bearers by the funeral com
mittee, and il has been decided that
the little white caskcts bearing the
bodies of the children who were killed
will be borne from the churches To the
cemetery on the shoulders of the pail
bearers. -Four have been delegated to
carry the casket of each victim.
More than hfN closed carriages.
every vehicle of this description i'm the
.couhty. have been secured for the clos
est mourners.
About one hundred strikers marched
from Calumet To- The Lake View ceme-
terry this morning CARRYING picks and
spades and the graves To be occupied
hy the victims of the disaster We're
dug.
The funeral procession will include
every striker in the copper country
district besides representatives, Of
other unions from an over the .upner
peninsula. who will march the entire
distance 10 the cemetery.
t'p 10 noon, il was impossible to
learn whether or not there would he
speeches or other services in The GEM
ctcry This will depend upon Claude
3D. Tavlor president of the Michigan
Federation nf I,bor v1o lief, his homo
i'm Grand Rapids early This morning.
bound for the conner country 10 act
as advisor for the strikers
The hodic, of the victims viii lac in.
TERED i'm the Protestant ana Catholic
portions of the Lake View cemetery.
according to tho faith Of the victim.
Still Unable to Dispense Relief.
The reii,t committee is SIN unable
ta a!suosr of any part of tha s25 GOO
,uhecrihed for the afflicted. This arti.
mdr ON part OF The hereayed is he
ueyrd IN lee dine Ia instructions from
uni,n heads
The executive relief committees ,o.
day asked Attorney Augus ~ Kerr
who has represented the federation in
The rourts since Tho strilye IN iutor-
EIDE with the strikers. lie REPLIED ,hat
il was their own affair and that ne WAS
not familiar with the action of the Ia
hor officials as To their intentions To
relieve the families. lie was then .rrp-
cd Ia present the offer of the citizens
relief committee 10 The federation
heads.
President Richard and Secretary
Anttia Of the federation later an
before the committee. They
explained that the disiuclination of
union families Ia accept aid was due
40 tno fact that so many of the relief
.ommitt.c members wore Citi2ens, Al.
lance bpttons They said tb,t tboy-
.,ncy of mo- order from official union
source. rorhiddiup occentanca If relief
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.piun su,,,l,.s of food aud Crel ,,are
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