The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-11
WILL NOT IMPAIR EFFICIENCY
Remaining Soldiers and Deputies
Cooperate in Strike Duty
CAVALRY TO BE LAST TO GO

BY tomorrow night nearly forty per
cent Of the state troops. OF $40 men,
VIII nave left the copper country. This
will have a force Of about /, 500 which
VIII remain in the strike zone until
it is believed all danger of serious
disorder is passed. Sheriff Cruise.
who is organizing a body OF 1900
deputies, viii cooperate with the re-
naming soldic:5 :a maintaining or
der and will take entire charge of the
situation when the last Of the militia
leaves.
The military board at meeting
held in Calumet Sunday morning ar
rangeu for the removal Of portion
Of the troops. 1t approved the former
tentative plan and arranged for pro-
visionai regiments. battallons and
comuanies 1ufantrymen whose de-
parture is imperative because of btisi-
ness or other reasons. will be per
mitted to go. The cavalry, and the
signal corps which is being used as
reserve cavalry will be the last OF tho
troops to leave the district.
Specia! trains have been provided
for the soldiers returning home Ma
ior Nandercooks batteries A and b Of
the light artillery. B nt Calumet and
at Hancock, a total of 10 men, en-
trained at the Cooper Range depots
today The Menomlnee company vii!
leave this afternoon.
The Cheboygan and 500 companies
Will leave tomorrow morning on the
regular South Shore train at 1915
o'clock. y special South Shore train
for Detroit and intervening points will
leave tomorrow night to convey the
Detroit and other companies and an
other special train will leave Houghton
tomorrow night for Grand Rapids and
intervening points.
The remaining soldiers will be di-
vided into provisional companies and
battlionS and assigned 10 the three
resimental comapders. General ABB
hey viii remain in command and con-
,inuc his brigade headquarters in Call
umet
Reorganization OF Remaining Troops.
The officers Of the Medical corps
who are to remain in Calumet and
vicinity arc as follows: Major Ralph
Apted, Grand Rapids. Major j. v Fra
zier, Lapeeri Capt. Il. c. Lee, Detroit;
capt. r. j. Baskerville, Detroit; Capt
w. u. Lyman, Grand Rapids: Capt. NJ.
NJ. Kerr, Calumet Lieut. w. a. Fem
ner, Detroit: Lieut.. a. r. Lemon. 500
The Field Hospital No. / Of Grand
Rapids and Ambulance co. No. ofDe-
troit viii remain in Calumet, while
Ambulance co. No. will remain at
Mohawk
In the First regiment Companies A
and II will he commanded by Capt.
Lake and Lieutenants Town and
Bruce Companies r and II will he
commanded by capt Waldo and Lieu
tenants Downing and Law; @ and r
viii he commanded by Capt Roehle
and Lieutenants kraemer and Beaton.
J. OF Jackson and X of Monroe, COM
son. LieutenantS Smith of Jacksona and
Spalding Of Monroe; l of Ann Arbor
and NJ. of Jackson, commanded by
'apt. Warren and Lieutenants Lucas.
Ann Arbor And Collins Jackson
Col. Kirk OF Ypsilanti. Major Bersey,
Detroit; Major Pack. Ann Arbor; Lieu
tenants Dean g. g. Downing. Detroit
and Wilson and Parker of Ann Arbor
will remain with the First
In the second Col, Covell. Grand
Rapids, Majors stewart. Grand Rap
ids Faardeau. BIG Rapids, will re-
main while Captains Mccormick. Big
Rapids; Olson. Grand Haven; Scouten
and nm, Grand Rapids; Bishop. Cold
water, aud McEwan. Kalamazoo. will
remain IN command of provisional
each made up of skeletons
Of two original strength companies.
In the Third Col, Boucher. Cheboy-