The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-20

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Justice Eicn.,sr VINO adjourned the
examinations until Sept. "a. Bonds in
the sum OF $500 each were furnished.
a representative of the Western
Federation is alleged to have gone TO
Quincy yesterday and induced the
fourteen men To 60 to federation head
quarters in the Socialist hall. They
were promised. il is said. $50 in cash
and transportation to New York If
they would agree to leave the copper
country. The money was not forth .
coming and the men were secluded in
ii room in the hail. one Of the mum
Der escaped and returned to Quincy
4, here h. reported the matter TO the
officers officer Bell accompanied b.
Thomas Hutchinson, Of the Waddell-
Mahon force. went to the hall and de-
Inandel that the men be released. Al
This juncture Noumavori is alleged Il
have intercepted the officer and in d
TRADE. advised the officer To leave the
/ building Hutchinson asked Nouma'
ori if he knew who he was address
I iug and the alleged retort was, "yot
/ belone in Sing Sing
Bell ~as ordered to arrest Nouma
yori when it is charged Toppari in
| terfered exclaiming to crowd tina
J had gatehered about the officer
come on, boys We will not let then
arrest one Of our men" Toppari thei
was also placed under arrest. Tn
fourteen men over whom the troubl
arose returned To the Quincy.
Two Arrests at Quincy.
ON complaint of William Bond an
John Heather, Jacob Seppala and ia
cob Luntti were arrested at the QuAl
10y mine yesterday on charges of as
saut and battery and intimidation
Two counts standing against each maj
The complainants state they wer
b threatened by the defendants and late
assaulted on their way to work. tt
defendants were released on bonds
} tine sum of 800 each and the exam
nations set for Sept ~. Manus Mem
alleged TO have iutcrfered i'm the ARE
. If Scppala and Luntti, was placed III
der arrest. Niemi waived examinatit
aud he was bound over To circuit cour
Bonds were fixed at 5000.
strikers assembled at the rairot
crossing at Hancock yesterday in 9
effort TO prevent men from going
I work But one workman passed
D that vicinity. however and he c
| capped before any demonstration vi
made. Strikers are reported to ha
stopped "a street car near the Hanco
car barns yesterday morning, but
! presence Of a deputy on the car 70
! ed their plans.
Copper Range Shipments.
Three heads in the Rcdridge III
= are operating and preparations Tor
Q resumption of "A fourth are being MAJ
= hH of the mills on the lake shore ha
u been repaired and ovcrhauled'
= work recurring almost the ent
q force. The Redridgc dam, the SOU
= If water supply for the mill, has be
q lighted with strings of incsndesca
2 lamps and n strong guard has be
4 stationed there. The Salmon Tr'
4 bridge. over which all rock trains pa
y also is guarded.
p For industrial Petition Act.
q KaIamazoo, Mich, Sept. 2o.-orgt
lzed labor in Michigan is going To u
= nm most carefully the proposed Mic
gan industrial petition act 1t appro
II the principles of tho~proposed
| II Daniel Kelly Of Grand Rapids.
| | Smith of Bay city and John Carney
| Detroit. will give II most carefui
| II vcstigati ton. and will assist In
| drafting and pcrtecting such an
| and viii report it's findings to the II
| convention.
This action was taken by the Mic
| gan Federation Of Labor after ne;
| all the forenoon was spent In disct
ing the resolution which proposed
| procedure. In the committee on r.
| lutions Mr. Kelley explained with c
siderable care the intent Of the
posed legislation and without diss'
ing vote the committee voted TO
port favorably upon II. on the
of the convention the recommends
was greeted with cheers and II LOO
as IL the resolution would be ado
unanimously and without argun
but smith, who represents the Ur