The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-02
ARREST WOMAN;
MAY DEPORT HER
Duluth immigration Inspector Is
Here on Special Mission

Acting upon Instructions from Chi
cago Brown, Macdonald Of Duluth in
speetor IN charge Of the United state:
immigration service IN that city. wa.
in Calumet today ana took into Gus
tody one Nvrouka Szarvadi alias Mrs
John faikoNl,s. Of 2S5 County Road
North kesrsarge. who Wall be held FOR
deportation on the charges that she
entered THIS country FOR immoral pur-
posses ana Of statutory onenses both
E This country and her native lana
/ and that sE. mal become a public
chalee. John ra4koyics Is named a.
Tie man iu "a, case
/ IL Is claimed the woman attempted
90 euter this country three years ago.
a-eampanied by her child Mary Szar-
Vadi, bal because Of the possibility Of
the.r becoming public charges. she
Was turned back after a hearing by a
special board Of Investigators al Ellis
Island. pue year later she returned 10
this country without the child and
obtained admiitance. She came To
Calumet ana took up her residence
with FadEoElcs. who is said 10 have
"a Nlt" IN al insane asylum in Hun
eaIy from whom he has never been
divorced She continued To live with
Pal6oTies ana one month ago became
his wife, the ceremony having been
performed Ina one OF the local justice
ID l- a
parenty Realizing their union was
prompted b, some difficulty Palkovics !
had in obtaining Insurance from a To-
al society IL which the woman was
named a. a beneficiary.
The immigration authorities claim |
that The w." lived together in Hungary |
Tor twelve Years and that the child |
Mary is their daughter II is said |
FaikoNics claimed 10 have permission |
from justice in his native land to |
live with the woman because he could |
not obtain divorce from his wife.
falkuNlcs entered the United States
"a March, 1903, and came To Calumet
whore h. Joined Francis Buesok. a
SON u-law OF the woman. After year
hc sent for the woman and child.
whose experiences at Ellis Island have
already been detailed. She testified
under oath on that occasion that Pal
i"Nics was her cousin and that he was
.Nins in Calumet with his wife and
hat they had promised to care for
he child while she went out working.
u Is claimed Palkovics sent affidavits
o Ellis Island, also "A friend, to plead
u hci behalf.
IN" final decision in a ease of this
und rests with the Secretary Of Labor.
'oforc whom the facts will be pre-
'euted az once Bonds Of $1,000 have
'-ru named and if the woman is able
20 obtain security she will be allowed
% remain IN Calumet. but il not she
Vii be- taken to Duluth by the inspec-
or this evening and held there until
decision IS handed down. which
NOTABLY viii not be for about three
weeks.
whether steps will be- taken against
he man In the case has not been de-
Inspector Macdonald is Of
lac opinion that because Palkoyics
iao been IN the United States more
han three ears, he is in little dan
GER II deportation, for difficulty
night be experienced in proving him
uilty Of charges sufficiently grave to
variant deportation. II is contended
~ The immigration authorities, how
yer that bis recent marriage here
makes him a bigamist, for he had
ever been legally divorced from his
wife
The woman offers as her defense ,
hat she was deported the first time
.ecause her child was sick but that ,
his objection was not offered the sec
ma time When she entered this p,
"uhtry the second time she made no
eference 10 having child