The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-16

ditional guardsmen have been ordered |
to Calumet. The story was credited !
To Col. Kirk. who, it was stated, was
| in Marquette Sunday en- route to Cal
umet. AS a matter of fact, Col. Kirk |
has not been out of Calumet for some
time.
Major Don G. Ingram, inspector gen
cral of the Michigan National Guard
has returned to his home in Kalama-
700.
Only One Arrest Today.
Quiet regncd in the copper zone
this morning. and although several
demonstrations were held only one in
| fraction of the peace was reported at
military headquarters. Three parades
were held in Calumet one of which
went to Laurium, another traversed
the streets of Yellow Jacket and the
| third went to Osceola. Military and
civil authorities were present to pre-
vent any possible outburst. Rumors
| which frequently reach headquarters
of imminent early morning disturb
ances are given need and squads of
mounted soldiers are ever alert.
A striker was arrested at Baltic
this morning for throwing rocks at Il
non-union man. He was turned over
To a deputy sheriff and later released
Will Prosecute Violators.
orders have been issued from mill
tary headquarters that men who are
arrested by the military will be held
at military headquarters until they
can he delivered to the sheriff. This
step is taken following a decision of
the military board that II will prose-
cute all such law vioators. This stand
is necessary, according to military Of
fcials, if they are expected To main
tain peace and order in the district.
Rock Shipments Increased.
With the resumption of hosting al
Baltic yesterday, daily rock shipments
from all operating mines in the dis
trict now amount to 5,ig0 tons, an in
crease of about 500 tons i'm the past
. week. Calumet n lIccla continues t.
. increase and it's shipments are 3.JS'
D tons. Quincy is producing 32j tons
. Isle Royale, go tons and Superior
I 325 tons. The output of the Copper
) Range Consolidated is 1000 tons %
I which 800 come from each of the Bal
; tic and Champion ana the rcmainde
\ from Trimountain. Two shafts at Os
8 .ceola, one at Kearsarge and anothe
q lat Centennial, today, will material.
increase the total.
@ No. 3 shaft, Trimountain. resumes
hosting today. Men are returning t
work i'm various mines, realinZinS tina
by holding out they cannot gain an
advantage and that the only solutio
of the difficulties will come after tn
z men resume their posts.
/ injunction Is Postponed.
Attorneys for the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners yesterday asked for
continuance of the hearing in the In
- junction proceeding instituted to re
in strain Sheriff James Cruise from en-
nd ploying the Waddcll -Mahon me
or Judge O'Brien granted the request an
he tho result is the indefinite postpon,
he ment of the case.
as Furnish Bail Today.
RS Attorney w. J. Galbraith has al
ny ranged bail for the six deputies WI
nc are held for the murder of Aloiz T
so ian and steve Putrich They viii
en- released, it is expected today. III
he bail involves the sum Of 100000
N which $4,000 Is for each defendar
based on $4,000 for each count. Tv
signatures are required for each boz
Ter and unencumbered personal propert
not only, IL accepted.
Gouoia Case il Adjourned.
ny Ben Gogia, alias Goggin, charg
d. with unlawful asscmblage, appear
IN, before Justice &. O. Jackola for hoa
,cy ing this morning, but because OF I
ave absence Of the attorney for the defer
his an adjournment was taken to Sc