The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-29

certified 70 the confessions as they
were presented this afternoon and they
were placed In evidence. The hearing
WAS then adjourned for one week to
permit the transcription Of testimony.
Two Arrests Made Today.
Evidently awaiting tho hearing OF
IA Of their number before Circuit
Judge p. H. OBrien In circuit cour,
tomorrow afternoon al . O'Clock, strik-
Crs today continued 70 hold peaceful
parades. At each location from Mo-
hawk TO Palnosdale. professions were
formed between s and q o'clock. the
marChers traverslng the streets In the
residences and business districts end
returning 10 their halls or homes.
There were only two arrests in the en-
tire zone, both of which were made
by Troop N.c9valry AZ superior Those
arrested are loo SermerEcrt. charged
with intimidation and Joe Lavich,
charged with resisting an officer The
former las been notified 10 appear be-
fore Judge OBrien tor violation of the
injunction November 4. and Lavich
will be given an examination before
Justice Little at Houghton this after
noon.
A parade AT Quincy appeared to b.
hostile and the crowd was dispersed oy
the signal c0rrs the strikers making
their getaway 10 rock pile near No
9 shaft.
The Allouc2 strikers. whose trial for
violating the injunction Is set for to-
morrow morning, announce they will
walk 10 Houghton. distance Of 20
miles. The move undoubtedly will be
TO enlist sympathy.
Woman Acquitted by Jury
4 jury IN the Keweenaw county cir
ouit court acquitted Mrs John Kobich
Of a charge OF felonious assault upon
Alfred Anderson. The case was given
to tho Jury at O'Clock Yesterday at
terncon and AT z o'clock the verdict
was returned, The Jury consisted Of
Jonas KCiila, Henry Madden, Inecbret
raummcrt, David Tenant, John Seath.
John Prcoessi, Alec Pintar. Jacob Hill
debrant. George Schultz. Eric Beso
neu, san. Nordstrom and Albert Cor
heillo.
The case Of Mrs. Joseph Spehar, who
was arrested on similar charge pre-
eorred by the same complainant, was
nolle pressed
The case of John Tobridc. charged
with intmidation by Alexander Luke,
YES taken up this morning and the
entire session was consumed I'm the
OF witnesses. The defense
rested at noon and the case likely will
DC given 70 the jury late this after
noon
Deputy Sheriff Arrested.
Deputy Sheriff John LAYERS was ar.
aligned before Justice Armit yester- |
iay afternoon on a charge of attempt /
q Kill lie entered q plea Of not guilty |
md the examination was set for next /
Tuesday. Bonds in the sum Of $4,000 |
we're furnished. LAYERS is one of the ,
5arty Of deputy sheriffs who allege
hey were attacked at Wolverine on /
he morning Of sept. /, resulting in !
ne woundiug of l2-ycar-old Margaret i
fazekas
Richard Kucan. charged with as
.ault, will be given another hearing be-
ore Justice Armit tomorrow after
,oon. a jury trying the case Of Kucan
Monday disagreed and n re-trial was
ordered,
The Strike Question,
Following is a communication, sign
4 81
0ppeared IN the Paivalehti, the Finn
sh daily, Tuesday morning. 1t predicts !
he defeat Of the Western Federation
Il Miners IN the strike and is a plea
or the strikers. particularly the Firms. !
o 80 back 10 work:
The copper country Firms, the strik- !
rs as well as all others. have I'M /
ioubtedly for months waited for the /.
innish newspapers in this vicinity
md especially the Palvalchti (daily
laper), to take up the question Of tho
.trike in a real determined and un-
iuching manner. But ii was useless
o await for this. until piece occurred
II the paper, signed by NJ. j.. who dis |
'ussea the question and says how use
ess IL ~ 10 carry on ar uments on the /
trke, when the one great question is
livelihood. While NJ Us article IS
Worrying and undetermined. the writer
bCiAG afraid Of the public
Iplnion on the eubjcct Gas he contra
IiCts his statements, and does not
seem TO know just what he Will say,
still II grows clear from the article
hat the writer is afraid that this !
strike. which includes the Copper
Country Finnish residents. not only
hose employed in the mines, but all
business men as well, viii end in the
defeat Of the strikers, and the victory
II the mining companies, which means
that the Finnish residents in this COM
or great per cont of them.
will have to leave the copper country,
which will have a standing mark ia
the history OF the copper country.
The writer particularly discusses the
commencement of the strike, and
comes to the conclusion that I'm the be-