The Calumet news., 1913-09-27
WILL SUBMIT ANOTHER
PLAN TO END STRIKE
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| resumption of work. Owing TO the
| fact there is an independent COM
| pressor for each shaft at the North
Kcarsaree, this mine probably will b.
one OF the last 10 rejoir the produc-
| ing ranks.
There is little likelihood an attempt
will he made Ia resume active work
ut the Tamarack mine. \ force OF
men sufficient 20 take care of the mine
| property will he kept on duty at Tam
aarack. and all others from that prop
erty who desire to work will be given
employment by the &. 4 II. company,
either underground or on surface.
OseeoIa No. to Resume.
The Osceola No. shaft will enter
the ranks of the producers during the
coming week. preliminary work hav-
[ ing been practically completed. Six
teen cars of rock were shipped from
the Osceola to the stamp mills today.
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cations were received from men de
string To return 20 work.
shipments Of rock from the South
KearsGrGe mine today amounted to
sixteen ears The scope of operations
IN this mine are gradually being eX-
tended, and the outlook is favorable.
Approximately 1000 ions of rock
are being shipped daily by the Copper
Range Consolidated from the Cham
pon, Trimountain and Baltic mines.
This compared with a normal output
Of about 1900 tons daily. There are
twenty-eight machines NJ work in the
Trimountain mine and twelve in the
Champion mine. About half a hun
dred men who left the South Range
towns At the beginning of the strike
| for iron country points have returned
| he past week and have resumed their
| old positions. 1t is expected the cut
put viii be materially increased dur"
ing the coming week.
Picketins by Strikers.
| Pickoting continues on a small scale
| in scccral of the mine locations. At
| PainesdGle yesterday n party of fifty
or more strikers gathered at the mine
| early i'll the morning, but when in-
| formed by deputies they were liable
TO arrest for breaking the injunction
| issued by Judge O'Brien against pic
keting. most of the men dispersed. Al
| though no arrests have been made,
| thp nf nfals 70
| were taken by the deputies.
At Mohawk and some of the other
| towns i'm Keweenaw county there was
picketng this morning. although th"
mon aid not congregate in large num-
bers and as far as can be ascertained
did not interfere with men on their
way to work. The pickets walked
! about the location in twos and threes.
John Dunnigan, mine inspector for
Keweenaw county, and a prominent
member of the local branch of the
Western Federation, went under
| ground i'm the Ahmeek mine Thurs
day to inspect the workings, that be-
ing "a part of his regular duties.
C. C. Anderson Badly Beaten.
/ C. G. Anderson, erstwhile worker for
the Western Federation, but who. il is
said, was recently dropped from the
employ Of the organization because
Of the suspicion he was not entirely
loyal to it, was the victim of an at
tack by unidentified men near Copper
| City last evening, and for a time IL
was feared he would not recover. lie
1 is somewhat improved. however. to-
| day. At about 6 o'clock. Ande' son
| staggered into the AlloucZ street car
station and explained that he had been
| attacked by Il large number of men.
| His face was a mass Of cuts and
bruises and he complained Of severe
| pains i'm the head and chest. DR.. w.
y. King of Ahmeek was summoned
nut before he arrived, Anderson had
| swooned and was unconscious up tp
a late hour last evening. II @was
thought he had congestion OF the brain
or had ruptured a blood vessel in the
brain. Today. howver, Il was said he
was suffering only from scalp wounds
and bruises.
Anderson came to Calumet about
three years ago as "A real estate sales
man. claiming his home to he i'm Sal,
Lake City.
No arrests for the assault had been
made ur to this afternoon
To Hold Sunday Meeting
The strikers will hold another mass
meeting at the Palcstra tomorrow af-
ternoon. II is announced that n well
known Chicago union man will talk
Receivers From Wound.
Mary Fazekas the fifteen year old
kearsarge girl who was wounded in a
clash between deputies and strikers al
!, kearsarge on Labor day has recovered
from her injuries to the extent she will
be removed from the Calumet Public
hospital To her home tomorrow.
Il Governor Discusses Strike.
An Interview I'm the Marquette
Chronicle with Governor Ferris, who
visited Marquette Thursday. saws.