The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-15
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WORK MOVEMENT 7
Action Is Taken Following Com.
merciaI Clubs Report

Subsequent to the publication of tho
report of the Copper Country Com
mercial club on conditions In the
strike zone, and the realization oy the
fact that efforts OF the Federation OF
Miners IN this district arc futile. a
well defined movement of Wolverine
miners % return TO work developed
today. Forty of them are taking the
initiative. They win urge their fellow =
strikers 10 return TO their posts and
when sufficient number agrees, pet
ltion viii be presented TO officials OF
the wolverine company requesting
mat operations be resumed.
That the federation forces are weak
oning and that the agitators are losing
their grip over individual members is
apparent from canvass in the outly-
.ng districts this week and general
Withdrawal from union ranks is pre-
dicted.
Serving Injunction Notices.
Sheriff HeptIne. Cndersherlfr Harris
and force of deputies Of Keweena W
county yesterday began to serve per-
sonal notices OF the supreme court in
junction upon every member of the
federation in that district. Some diff
Guilty was encountered when strikers
refused To accept service. an act for
which they are liable To arrest ac-
cording 10 attorneys. for disobeying
the order Of the court. The duties in
VolVcd IN this task are numerous in
that the name and addre.ti OF each
striker must be procured before .hc
writ is served. Pursuant To the pcr~
sonal service. arrests for contempt of
court for any disobcdience or tho in
junction will he made.
Following a mass picket OF about
zoo strikers At Allouez and New Al
loucz this morning, Sheriff Hepting ob-
tained the names Of participants and
Witnesses. About 40 strikers were
plckcting at Mohawk today but in
other parts Of che zone efforts Of fed
Grafton men werc confined to peaceful
parades.
Upon an order from Sheriff Cruise,
deputies in Calumet began to serve
notices of the Injunction on individual
members OF the federation yesterday,
ana today the work was extended to
Osccola. The entire force of deputies
in the county. exceeding 500 IN
number may he brought into service
To fully perform this duty. Strikers
p1raded In the vicinity Of Red Jacket
this morning and many workmen
passed through the ranks. an act
which ordinarily would have precipi-
tated violence There was no dis
however. and the workmen
were not intercepted.
Justice Court Cases.
\ jury in the ease of Pauline Slim
ach. charged with assault and battery.
failed to reach an agreement in JUS
tice Armit's court Yesterday and the
case has been continued. The COM
plainant was Fred Beauchamp. an en-
ployc of Armstrong -Thiclman Lum.
bcr company. who was accostcd by the
defendant on the morning of Sept. II.
according TO the evidence. Tho de-
fcndan, admitted taking hold of a din
ncr pail but mantaincd that she die
not assault the complainant. Upon
this statement. the defendant based it's
case.
Gustai IgnatZ and John kuchinch.
charged with intimidation. were bounl
over To circuit court this morning by
Justice Fisher. Bonds in the sum of
$500 werc furnished.
The examination of Mrs. Veronica
Beljan, charged with intimidation. was
continued hv Justice Fisher for one
week for the transcription Of tcsti-
mory.
The case of Anton Sevcrinski was
dismissed by Justice Fisher owing 10
Il lack OF evidence.
August Jacobson. said to he n strii-
or, was dismissed i'm Justice Jackola's
court today Jacobson was arrested
on charge of assault and battery, the
being a fellow striker.
The case was settled out of court.